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Models 251 LR, 253 C, and 254 SR
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System 250
High Performance Loudspeaker System
Welcome to Atlantic Technology’s world of excellence in sound reproduction. Your new
speaker system is precision crafted to give you years of enjoyable, trouble free service.
This manual covers the Atlantic Technology System 250 series of speakers for
home theater. It will show you how to incorporate the following System 250 compo-
nents into your present system, as well as how to set up a complete system. The Model
262 PBM Subwoofer is covered in a separate manual.
The Model 251 LR Front Channel Speakers are two-way systems for use with a
quality subwoofer, such as the Atlantic Technology Powered Bass Modules. Each speaker
contains two 4" polypropylene, long-throw woofers, and a 3/4" ferrofluid cooled tweeter
in an acoustically inert MDF cabinet.
The Model 253 C Timbre Adjusting Center Channel Speaker contains two high
power 4" polypropylene woofers and a 3/4" ferrofluid cooled tweeter. It is designed for
use in home theater systems that use a Dolby Pro Logic decoder.
The Model 254 SR On-Wall/In-Wall Surround Speaker is intended for use in
audio/video sound systems with a Dolby Pro Logic receiver (or a Dolby Pro Logic
decoder and a surround amplifier). Each speaker has one 4" polypropylene woofer, as
well as two 3-1/2" polypropylene mid-tweeters that are angled and phased to produce
ambience without localization for movie surround sound tracks.
Although the speakers in the Atlantic Technology System 250 are acoustically and
cosmetically matched to each other, they may also be used with a wide variety of other
speaker systems.
Note: The 254 SR is not intended for use as a regular right and left front channel stereo
speaker or satellite. Its spatial performance characteristics are not designed for this purpose.
In the Atlantic Technology 250 Series of components, the Model 251 LR fills this role.
Connection
We recommend that you connect your new System 250 speaker components using high
quality stranded wire of 18 gauge or larger for lengths up to 25 feet. Use 16 gauge or
larger for longer runs of wire. Contact your local audio/video specialist for more specific
information.
Warning: To prevent risk of electrical shock or damage to your equipment, always switch off
the amplifier or receiver when making connections to the speaker.