PRO LX7 Bookshelf Speaker
(400-4063)                 Features                   Faxback Doc. # 32907

Your PRO LX7 Bookshelf Speaker's internal elements were exclusively
designed to maintain shape through all phases of operation, move diaphragm
elements with efficient speed, and faithfully reproduce high frequencies.

The 7-inch driver is specially designed to accurately produce all sonic
information from 55 Hz to 2 kHz.  The pliable diaphragm in the 3-inch x
3 1/2-inch driver can accurately produce sonic information from 2 kHz to
25 kHz with extraordinarily low distortion.  The tweeter's unique design
means there is virtually no physical limitation to its production of high
frequency sound.

The speaker cabinet is finished in black woodgrain vinyl.  The dark gray
cloth grille is acoustically transparent, and you can remove it for safe
and easy cleaning.

This speaker gives you amazing music reproduction in a small enclosure.  It
produces high sound quality with very low distortion, and actually delivers
decreasing distortion as the sound moves to the higher frequency ranges.

Its features include:

    Optimus True Line Source Driver - uses a pliable diaphragm to reduce or
                                      eliminate distortion caused by excess
                                      vibration.  It also can reproduce
                                      higher frequencies (over 20 kHz)
                                      without being limited by its physical
                                      construction.

             High-Compliance Woofer - accurately tracks signals to provide
                                      outstanding bass.

                    Acoustic Design - provides broad, smooth frequency
                                      response.

SPEAKER PLACEMENT

For the best stereo image, place a pair of speakers so the distance between
them is about the same as the distance between the listening area and the
point halfway between the speakers.

If you must place the speakers farther apart, turn them slightly inward.
If you must place them closer to each other, turn them slightly outward.
Experiment with your speaker's placement to discover the best location for
them.

(BR/EB 5/6/96)