LSiC Questions

SuperDave

I got a new LSiC for Christmas and hooked it up. The sound is great(for Sportcenter). I noticed the driver on the right side is putting out more sound than the one on the left. I read the specs and determined this must be due to the sound source(mostly voices) and the crossover directing mid to one side and lows to the other? I have the speaker setting to Normal(which sends the lows to the LFE channels) per the manual. It seems this speaker could use Wide but that is not the recommendation. Am I correct thinking one driver will be putting out more sound than the other? Just want to make sure the thing is working right(sure sounds that way). Thanks for any input or suggestions. Merry Christmas!

SuperDave
Yamaha RX-V992
Panasonic DVD-A310
Sony XBR 27"
DVR
Polk LSi25 Fronts
Polk LSiC Center
Infinity RS1 Rears
Monster THX Cables

VR3

Correct

It is called a Cascaded Tapered Array (if you want more info, this can be also found in the LSiC page on the Polk site.)

Merry Christmas!

danger boy

SuperDave, play around with the settings on your reciever.. sometimes the recommended setting isn't always right for your room and set up.. so try the small, then the large setting any any other settings your receiver has.. and find the sound that best works for your ears.

okiepolkie

Here are a couple of threads relating to this topic:

http://www.polkaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?t=23500&highlight=cascade

http://www.polkaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?t=22416&highlight=cascade

Enjoy the new center channel.

Zach

SuperDave

Thanks for the replies, I need to hone my search capabilities, next up, amps and more LSi for the rear...as soon as funds replenish...

SuperDave
Yamaha RX-V992
Panasonic DVD-A310
Sony XBR 27"
DVR
Polk LSi25 Fronts
Polk LSiC Center
Infinity RS1 Rears
Monster THX Cables