What Happens If I Disconnect the Bars on My 1723 Surround or 1723 Surround S?
Article summary
- Ensure the bridges on the 1723 Surround S are connected for normal usage.
- Removing the bridges disconnects the side drivers on the 1723 Surround models.
- Disconnecting the side drivers allows for more direct sound when using Atmos channels.
- For best audio experience, keep the surrounds connected unless adjusting for specific setups.
- Enhance your audio-visual setup with the 1723 Tower S THX for reference-level performance.
For normal usage of the 1723 Surround S and you must have the bridges connected.
By removing the bridges you disconnect the side drivers on the 1723 Surround and 1723 Surround S.
This can be done if you want to use the Surround speakers as Atmos channels to get a more direct sound from the drivers on the front baffle alone.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to connect the bridges for normal use of the 1723 Surround S speakers?
Yes, for normal usage of the 1723 Surround S, you must have the bridges connected.
What happens if I remove the bridges on the 1723 Surround and Surround S speakers?
Removing the bridges disconnects the side drivers on the 1723 Surround and 1723 Surround S speakers.
Can I use the 1723 Surround speakers for Atmos channels?
Yes, you can use the 1723 Surround speakers as Atmos channels by disconnecting the side drivers for a more direct sound from the front baffle alone.
What is the purpose of the side drivers on the 1723 Surround S?
The side drivers enhance surround sound, providing a wider audio experience when the bridges are connected.
Is there any disadvantage to using the 1723 Surround speakers without the bridges?
Using them without the bridges will disconnect the side drivers, which may limit the surround sound effect but can offer a more focused audio image for Atmos setups.
