REL Acoustics Habitat1 User manual

REL Acouscs Limited
North Road, Bridgend industrial Estate . Bridgend, CF31 3TP . United Kingdom
Telephone: [phone] . Fax: [phone]
Web: www.rel.net

Operang Instrucons for the
Habitat1
Sub-Bass
Systems

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Important Safeguards
1 Read all of these instrucons.
2 Save these instrucons for future use.
3 Heed all warnings.
4 Follow all instrucons.
5 Unplug from the wall socket before cleaning. Clean only with polish and micro ber cloth.
6 Keep away from water or other liquids. Do not rest drinks, vases or other liquid-lled items on the unit.
7 Do not place on a stand or table. It may fall causing injury to a child or adult and damage to the unit.
8 Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves or other apparatus
(including ampliers) that produce heat.
9 The unit should only be operated from the power source indicated on the panel of the amplier.
10 Do not defeat the safety purpose of the grounding-type plug. A grounding type plug has two blades
and a third grounding prong. The third prong is provided for your safety. If the provided plug does not t
into your outlet, consult and electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet.
11 Only use the power cord supplied.
12 Do not allow anything to rest on the power cord. Posion the power cord such that it cannot be walked on.
13 For added protecon during a lightning storm, or when not in use for long periods of me, unplug the
unit from the wall socket.
14 Do not aempt to service the unit yourself, as removing the amplier may expose you to dangerous
voltages. Refer all servicing to your dealer.
15 Unplug the unit from the wall socket and refer servicing to your dealer under the following condions
a When the power cord or plug is damaged.
b If liquid has been spilled onto the unit.
c If the unit does not operate properly by following the operang instrucons.
d If the unit has been dropped or damaged.
e When the unit exhibits a drasc change in performance.

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Warning
This item is heavy. To avoid risk of injury, take care when handling.
Design Safety
This apparatus is supplied with a detachable mains cord. For 220V operaon a 1.6A fuse is ed in the
socket, for 120V operaon a 3.16A fuse is ed. Should the fuse need to be replaced use a similar rated
fuse approved to ASTA or BSI 362 standards. Do not use without the fuse cover in place. Replacement fuse
covers are available from your distributor.
Important Informaon
The lightning ash with arrowhead symbol within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to
the presence of un-insulated dangerous voltage within the product’s enclosure that may be of sucient
magnitude to constute a risk of electric shock to persons.
The exclamaon point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important
operang and maintenance (servicing) instrucons in the literature accompanying the appliance.
FCC STATEMENT
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operaon is subject to the following two condions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operaon.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital Device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protecon against harmful interference in a residenal installaon.
This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instrucons, may cause harmful interference to radio communicaons. However, there is no guarantee that the interference will not
occur in a parcular installaon. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television recepon, which can be
determined by turning the equipment o and on, the user is encouraged to try and correct the interference by one or more of the
following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separaon between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit dierent from that to which the receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

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I Welcome to REL ......................................................................................................................................... 4
II Intro to Habitat1 ........................................................................................................................................ 6
III Habitat1 Connecon Legend ..................................................................................................................... 7
IV Connecvity and Funconality.................................................................................................................. 9
V Connecng Up ........................................................................................................................................... 9
VI Pairing...................................................................................................................................................... 15
VII REL Set Up Made Simple ......................................................................................................................... 16
VIII Mounng................................................................................................................................................. 23
IX Technical ................................................................................................................................................. 38
X Specicaons .......................................................................................................................................... 39
Congratulaons on your purchase of a Habitat1, the latest concept in ultra high-quality low bass for your
environment. Your Habitat.
Understanding the Customer’s Habitat:
REL’s designers began with the understanding that more and more people are enjoying music, but in less
tradional consumpon formats. Today’s sophiscated consumer is as likely to enjoy music from a variety of
sources that simply did not exist a decade ago. From streaming high resoluon music les stored on a NAS
drive, to listening to the world’s music oerings -via internet radio, a variety of internet-based streaming
audio, as well as compact disc and analog sources such as vinyl records, consumers expect more funconality
and exibility from their music reproducon systems than at any me in history. Similarly, when they watch
any video entertainment, the same plethora of choices for how to obtain source material applies.
All these format delivery modes have one thing in common. Every source, whether music or video-based
benets from the inclusion of a REL sub bass system. Most of these new digital delivery formats suer from
severely compressed sound that is anemic and thin, a situaon immediately improved by adding in a REL.
Table of Contents
Welcome to the REL Family

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Environmental Bass™:
Moreover, our clients are not merely experiencing music, lm and television-based entertainment via
mulple new formats, they are choosing to use their environments in ways that beer support their busy
lifestyles. From sophiscated urban lo-dwellers, to suburban families leading busy lives raising children
while on-the-go, to lm lovers who wish to watch what they want, when they want we all are demanding
more from our environment. So we created a product that takes (acouscal) advantage of the physics of
ones’ environment, while blending quietly into the environment of the room, like a trusted servant.
Wireless:
Once our team achieved the requisite high standards for performance we demand of all REL subwoofers,
we turned our aenon to connecvity methods. We asked consumers and industry professionals for
input, and almost universally, the feedback was a request for wireless connecvity that matched the sonic
performance of Habitat1.
In order to achieve high quality wireless, the REL team found a new chipset remarkable for its speed and
lack of delay. Building on this foundaon our engineering team took to the task of creang Longbow™, REL’s
latest delivery method. Longbow™’s wireless system uses a proprietary security codec that ensures excepon-
al protecon of the signal, while using zero digital compression—the bane of convenonal wireless systems.
This results in a dynamic, ultra wide bandwidth sound with almost zero delay. Praccally speaking, Habitat1
equipped with Longbow™ can be connected to very high end hard-wired systems with none of the delay
issues that plague garden variety wireless systems. Addionally, the REL team was able to maintain all of the
HIGH LEVEL and reference theater connecvity via wireless protocol. Yet another breakthrough for REL!
This is the backdrop against which REL conceived, rened and has delivered Habitat1. An ultra-high
performance subwoofer system that serves up the perfect recipe of sophiscated, thin, wall-mounted (or
near-wall, if mounng Habitat1 is simply impossible), deep bass with style and sophiscaon via a proprietary
wireless link we call Longbow™. Habitat1 works for you, the customer. REL’s customer. It oers looks that
support virtually every design idiom, from modern to tradional and everything in between; and it does so
while making remarkable bass. We hope you enjoy this addion to your lifestyle, your Habitat!

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Introducon to the Design of Habitat1
Habitat1 Sub-Bass System
Many or most loudspeakers emphasize the mid-bass. This is the range from 50 to 90 Hz. We at REL believe
this is an incomplete approach and that loudspeakers need to be extended in the lower frequencies for
true full range reproducon. All of our designs are true Sub-Bass Systems, meaning they are designed to
reproduce very low frequencies (below 30 Hz) that are felt rather than heard. This is because we understand
that music is full-range, as are sound eects on movies, and we intend for our products to reproduce all of
these sounds, not just a narrow band.
Habitat1 is equipped to allow you to take full advantage of Dolby Digital AC3, DTS, MPEG 2 and any other
digital sound format that includes a dedicated Low Frequency Eects (LFE) channel.
The dedicated LFE input meets the tough specicaon laid down for digital 3/2.1 channels, usually known
as 5.1. The output is nominally at from 35 Hz – 90 Hz. It has a dedicated input level control which enables
users to set the LFE level independently of the processor. This is important because not all processors oer
control over this signicant parameter. The LFE channel is frequently output at 10 dB higher levels than the
other channels.
The Habitat1 also has a high-level (speaker level) input with dedicated input level control. Uniquely, both
the speaker level and the LFE input can be used simultaneously. This means you may set it up for the best
possible 2-channel performance sound with your CDs or other stereo signals and instantly revert to using
the Sub-Bass System as the dedicated LFE component when watching movies. This is a feature of real benet
if you wish to play music in stereo mode in the purist audiophile way and also in REL Theater Reference
mode with no switching necessary. By connecng BOTH High Level and .1 concurrently and seng your
processor to “Large” or “Full Range”, the best possible performance will be obtained. Consult the owner’s
manual of your loudspeakers or consult with your dealer before seng to large as a few speakers cannot
handle the bass that is then directed through to the main speakers.

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REL Habitat1 Panel Connecon Legend
REL Longbow™ Transmier
1 Power Adapter Socket: DC input socket that accepts a detachable power adapter.
2 HIGH-LEVEL INPUT (Neutrik® Speakon® Socket): Use to connect HIGH-LEVEL to the main front amplier
speaker terminals.
3 LOW-LEVEL INPUT: Used to connect LOW-LEVEL to the output of a preamplier, integrated amplier or
receiver ONLY when HIGH-LEVEL INPUT cannot be properly connected. (For home cinema, use.1/LFE INPUT).
4 .1/LFE INPUT: Used to connect to the .1/LFE output from a 5.1 amplier of processor. Should be used in
conjuncon with REL HIGH-LEVEL connecon for the ulmate theater experience.
5 Pair Switch: Used to pair REL Longbow™ transmier with Habitat1 cabinet.
REL Habitat1 Control Panel
6 Volume Control for HI/LOW INPUT: Use to adjust output when using either HIGH-LEVEL or LOW-LEVEL
input. Do not use both simultaneously.
7 Volume Control for .1/LFE INPUT: Use to adjust output level when using .1/LFE input from a 5.1 amplier
or processor.
8 Crossover Control: Used to select crossover frequency. Variable between 30Hz and 120Hz.
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9 Pair Switch: Used to pair Habitat1 cabinet with REL Longbow™ transmier.
10 Phase Switch: Used to set phase 0-180 degrees.
REL Habitat1 Back Panel
11 .1/LFE INPUT: Used to connect to the .1/LFE output from a 5.1 amplier of processor. Should be used in
conjuncon with REL HIGH-LEVEL connecon for the ulmate theater experience.
12 LOW-LEVEL INPUT: Used to connect LOW-LEVEL to the output of a preamplier, integrated amplier or
receiver ONLY when HIGH-LEVEL INPUT cannot be properly connected. (For home cinema, use.1/LFE INPUT).
13 HIGH-LEVEL INPUT (Neutrik® Speakon® Socket): Use to connect HIGH-LEVEL to the main front amplier
speaker terminals.
14 Power ON/OFF Switch: Use to turn unit on or o.
15 IEC Mains Socket: Fused mains (AC) input socket that accepts a detachable power cord.
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The Habitat1 is intended to be used with a REL Longbow™ transmier which is supplied with each of these
subwoofers. Both the Habitat1 subwoofer cabinet and the Longbow™ transmier will require AC power
from a wall plug. There is an AC cable supplied for the subwoofer cabinet and a power adapter cable supplied
for the transmier. The design intent here is to nd the perfect place for the Habitat1 on a wall with the
Longbow™ transmier located remotely without long cables needed to connect an audio signal.
We have designed the Habitat1 with connecons on the back of the cabinet for users that wish to connect
audio directly. In this case the transmier will not be necessary and the user will have to contact the REL
dealer for a 34’ 10” (10 meter) cable with a right angle Neutrik Speakon connector to t between the cabinet
and wall.
It is not possible to use the Longbow™ wireless connecon and a direct connecon simultaneously.
Always switch your system o before disconnecng any wires.
ALWAYS connect using the REL HIGH-LEVEL input, unless your system simply cannot accommodate this.
While rare, a few esoteric systems, such as those that deliver a pure digital signal to acve speakers,
preclude this possibility. To increase the versality of connecng up, the Habitat1 has three separate inputs:
A Neutrik Speakon socket and two phono sockets. This is to facilitate use with both two-channel stereo
systems and AV surround sound systems.
The HIGH-LEVEL, unbalanced, dual-channel (stereo) input is via a Neutrik Speakon connector which is
connected to the power amplier’s le and right channel speaker terminals. This has the advantage of
ensuring that the REL receives exactly the same signal as the main speakers. This means that the character
of the bass from the main system is carried forward into the sub-bass. This is a very important point and
ensures far superior system integraon of the sub-bass with the main system.
The LOW-LEVEL input is via a phono jack that connects to either the .1/LFE output of a home cinema
amplier/processor or to the output of a stereo preamplier.
HIGH-LEVEL and .1/LFE inputs can be used simultaneously. The benets are two-fold when used with a
home cinema system. The .1 Input reproduces the .1/LFE channel and the HIGH-LEVEL connecon underpins
the main front speakers. The main front speakers should be set to the “large” opon on the processor.
See “Home Cinema Applicaons” for more informaon.
Connecng Up

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Connecng to the Power Amplier Using the Speakon HIGH-LEVEL INPUT
To engage the Neutrik Speakon plug, insert fully into socket and rotate clockwise unl locked.
To remove the Neutrik Speakon plug, grip body of plug, place thumb on chrome lever, move lever backwards,
rotate plug anclockwise quarter turn and withdraw.
The HIGH-LEVEL input is designed to accept the stereo (two-channel) signals from the speaker terminals of
your receiver, integrated amplier or basic amplier. This has the advantage of ensuring that your subwoofer
receives exactly the same signal as the main speakers, which means that the character of the bass from the
main system is carried forward into the Sub-Bass System. This is a very important point and together with
REL’s Natural RollO™ circuitry, ensures far superior system integraon of the Sub-Bass System with the
main system.
HIGH-LEVEL INPUT: Connecons should be made to the same binding post on main amplier as the main
speakers. Red to amplier main right speaker red terminal, yellow to amplier main le speaker red terminal
and black to amplier main speaker black terminal, right or le but not both. Plug the Neutrik Speakon plug
into the HIGH-LEVEL Speakon socket. Note: This connecon does not draw power from the power amplier
and, yes, your REL is a powered sub bass system. However, by deriving its signal from the main power
amplier, beer sound quality is achieved.
.1/LFE INPUT: This requires a phono-to-phono cable and is a dedicated true .1 channel. This circuit therefore
eliminates the normal Natural RollO™ Crossover and passes the .1 LOW-LEVEL signal through with only the
required 120Hz fourth-order lter.
LOW-LEVEL INPUT: This single channel phono input allows for convenonal connecon to a preamplier
and should be used in the rare event that a HIGH-LEVEL connecon proves incompable. Plug one end of
a single phono-phono cable into the LOW-LEVEL input jack of the REL and the other end into either the
le or right channel output of your preamplier. Because much sub-50Hz bass informaon is mono, there
is lile need to connect both le and right channels. Should your system require this style of connecon –
HIGH-LEVEL is preferred – addional performance is available by purchasing a second, matching REL and
running each as separate stereo subs.

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These connecons can be made on the Habitat1 through the REL Longbow™ transmier, or direct to the
back panel of the cabinet. In the case of connecng directly, only the subwoofer cabinet will need power.
Using input connecons to both the REL Longbow™ transmier and direct to the Habitat1 back panel are
not permied.
PHASE SWITCH: Used to set phase
Posion 0 / HIGH-LEVEL, LOW-LEVEL or LFE – 0 degrees phase
Posion 180 / HIGH-LEVEL, LOW-LEVEL or LFE – 180 degrees phase
PHASE SELECTION AFFECTS BOTH HIGH- AND LOW-LEVEL INPUTS: Crossover is always engaged for
HIGH-LEVEL INPUT. The .1/LFE signal does not pass through the crossover circuit.
Making Connecons
It is helpful to know that you will almost always connect the REL to the input on the rear panel labeled
“HIGH-LEVEL INPUT.” This connecon is made to the REL Longbow™ transmier using the supplied 6’ 6”
(2 meter) cable, the bare leads of which connect to the speaker output terminals of the power amplier.
The easy and foolproof connecon at the REL is done with a Neutrik Speakon connector. The purpose of
connecng to the speaker output terminals is one of the unique secrets of REL’s success. By connecng to
the high-level input on the REL from the amplier, you build forward the sonic signature of your main
system, including the tonal balance and ming cues of the enre electronics chain. In this way, the REL is
fed the exact signal that is fed to the main speakers. If the user prefers to connect the high level directly
to the Habitat1 subwoofer, please contact your dealer for a REL 34’ 10” (10 meter) cable with a right angle
Neutrik Speakon connector (PN NL4FRX) to t between the cabinet and the wall.
Connecng
HIGH-LEVEL connecon, using the enclosed cable with the Neutrik Speakon connector, is always the rst
choice. This connecon can be made without aecng the performance of the amplier because the REL’s
amplier input impedance is 150,000 ohms, in eect not producing any addional demand whatsoever on
the rest of your system.

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• The standard HIGH-LEVEL hook up procedure is: aach the red wire to the amplier’s right posive speaker
output terminal; aach the yellow wire to the amplier’s le posive speaker output terminal; aach
the black wire to whichever of the amplier’s ground output terminals is convenient; plug the Speakon
connector into the Longbow™ wireless transmier’s HIGH-LEVEL input. Use the Longbow™ for wireless
connecon. Use the HIGH-LEVEL input on the rear of the Habitat1 for direct wired connecon. You must
choose either wireless or direct wired as these two inputs cannot be used simultaneously.
• For dierenal (i.e. fully balanced) ampliers using one REL, simply use the standard connecng scheme
with the excepon of connecng the black wire to chassis ground (i.e. a metal bolt or screw, preferably
not painted or anodized, on the chassis of the power amp or receiver), not to a negave speaker terminal,
and then connecng into the HIGH-LEVEL input on the Longbow™ wireless transmier. Please contact
your dealer should there be any quesons concerning this or any other hookup procedure.
NOTE: The Habitat1 is equipped with internal circuitry to allow seamless connecon to Class-D (digital) main
ampliers. If connecng to a Class-D amplier, follow the above connecon procedure for dierenal ampliers.

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• If connecng two RELs in a stereo conguraon, connect the black wire of each REL to the negave speaker
terminal of the corresponding amplier channel; twist together the red and yellow wires of each REL
separately and connect each pair to the posive speaker terminal of the corresponding amplier channel.
• If connecng a single REL as a dedicated center channel sub, connect the black wire of the REL to the
negave center channel speaker terminal; twist together the red and yellow wires and connect this pair
to the posive center channel speaker terminal.

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• If connecng a REL as a dedicated rear channel sub, connect the black wire of the REL to either the le
rear or right rear negave speaker terminal; connect the yellow wire to the le rear posive speaker
terminal; connect the red wire to the right rear posive speaker terminal.
LOW-LEVEL connecon (via phono connector) is always an opon if HIGH-LEVEL connecon is not possible.
When connecng to the LOW-LEVEL inputs in a system in which HIGH-LEVEL connecon is not possible,
such as if using internally-amplied speakers, connect a single phono cable between the LOW-LEVEL input
jack of the Longbow™ wireless transmier and either the le or right channel output of your preamplier.
Because virtually all sub-50Hz bass informaon is mono, there is no need to connect both le and right
channels.
When connecng to a home cinema system where a .1/LFE channel output is present, connect a single
phono cable between the sub output of the processor/receiver and the .1/LFE input jack on the Longbow™
wireless transmier.
REL Theater Reference™ Home Cinema Applicaons
For Dolby Digital AC3 or other 5.1 theater systems, once the standard set-up for two-channel outlined
above is complete, the LFE output from the processor or receiver should be connected to the .1/LFE input
and appropriate volume adjustments made using the .1/LFE LEVEL control. For this conguraon, you must
set the processor to the “large” or “full range” seng for the le and right speakers in order for the REL to
receive the bass signal via the high-level cable. In this conguraon, the REL provides support for both the
le and right speakers for two-channel listening, and support for the LFE when movies are playing. Most
processors will allow you to defeat the subwoofer output when listening in the two-channel mode. The
eect of this set-up is one of greatly increased dynamics in the mid-bass range, no bass bloat, and a greater
degree of space and ming from the special audio eects.

Pairing
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Now that the Longbow™ wireless transmier is connected to you amplier (ideally using the High Level
cable), unpack the Habitat1 subwoofer and place on a clean sheet or towel to protect nish.
Each Habitat1 comes pre-paired with its REL Longbow™ transmier box. If the units need to be re-paired, or
you would like to add more Habitat1 subs to the system, there are a few easy steps to follow.
REL Habitat1 wireless sub bass systems come paired to a single transmier out of the box. In the event that
the sub and transmier becomes un-paired, the owner must follow the procedure below to repair.
1 Make sure that the transmier AC to DC wall plug supply is connected to an AC outlet, and that
the barrel connector is connected to the transmier. A blue LED on the front of the transmier
will indicate the unit is on by blinking in the standby paern which is one ash per second.
2 Make sure that the sub is plugged into an AC outlet using the supplied AC cable and that the sub
is turned on. Power switch is located on the rear panel.
3 Exercise the momentary “Pair” switch on the transmier located on its control face. This will
make the transmier look for a new sub. Note that the LED ash paern will change to two
blinks per second.
4 Next exercise the momentary “Pair” switch on the sub located on the control panel.
5 At this point the sub and transmier should nd each other and pair together. This will be indicated
by the blue LEDs on both the transmier and control panel staying lit (no ashing).
The REL Habitat1 wireless sub bass system can pair up to four subwoofers using one transmier. To pair more
than one sub to a single transmier, follow the instrucons above and repeat for each subwoofer added.
When using two transmiers with two independent systems in proximity to each other
(within the same house):
1 Follow the pairing instrucons above for the rst system.
2 Turn o the rst transmier by unplugging it.
3 Follow the pairing instrucons above for the second system.
4 Turn the transmier on for the rst system back on.

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Each Habitat1 will come out of the box independently paired to its own Longbow™ transmier and will
not have issues with “cross talk.” However, if there is a problem, repairing each Habitat1 for independent
operaon should eliminate cross talk.
Status LED Indicator
Paired Connuously on
Searching Blinks twice per second
Standby Blinks once per second
Now that you have the Long Bow transmier box connected to your amplier and wirelessly paired to
Habitat1, it is me to choose a locaon and dial in Habitat1 for your specic room. Note, this secon will
help guide you in selecng the best locaon and choosing the basic sengs for Habitat1, but will not discuss
installaon. The installaon process will be discussed in detail in the next secon.
Before You Begin
1 Habitat1 is unlike any other REL sub bass system and therefore requires special consideraons for
placement. Habitat1 is designed to be mounted on the wall and will take advantage of the enre wall
to help generate deep bass pressurizaon.
2 Habitat1 can be mounted to masonry or sheetrock walls. For sheetrock walls, it is NECESSARY that
Habitat1 is anchored/screwed into studs in order to properly support long term use. The specialized
brackets developed just for Habitat1 require mounng BOTH upper and lower right side screws into a
stud as well as the upper bracket’s le side. The lower bracket comes supplied with an insert that must
be GLUED and screwed into the wall. If one chooses not to use glue, expect rales to develop.
3 Studs are structural members behind the surface of modern walls. There are generally two types of studs:
wood or metal (typically aluminum). Usually there is a sheet of pre-manufactured building material, oen
referred to as sheetrock or gypsum rock, layered over the top of studs.
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4 If you do not know where the studs in your wall are located use a “studnder” (an inexpensive electronic
tool that uses electronic pulses to locate denser objects, like studs, behind the sheetrock).
5 If your wall is constructed out of a dierent material that does not use sheetrock and studs see number
6 and 7 in the below Seng Up secon for more details. You may have a wider selecon of locaons
for installaon.
6 Next we will discuss selecng the best locaon and proper sengs for Habitat1. Remember, Habitat1
MUST be mounted to studs so you will have to nd a balance between the best placement and the
nearest wall stud.
Seng Up
Part I will discuss how to select the best locaon for Habitat1:
Always set the Habitat1 on a clean sheet or towel to protect the nish.
1 Start by installing bracket A and bracket B to Habitat1 using supplied screws.
By having this bracket installed it will allow you to approximate the correct distance from the wall the
Habitat1 will sit when installed and therefore allow for accurate listening tests.
2 The Process: To begin the set-up process, choose a piece of music that has a repeve bass line that
is very low in frequency. We suggest track four from the soundtrack to Sneakers (Columbia CK 53146).
This has a repeve bass drum throughout that gives you plenty of me to move the woofer around,
but more importantly, the venue was quite large for this recording, and therefore it has a very deep and
large-scale bass signature. This type of track is perfect for the set-up process and should be played at the
Top Bracket
Boom Bracket
21 mm
Flat Head
Screws (x5)