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R2SUBZ and R2SUBDF - Installation Guide - Page 12 

 

R2SUB with R2 Yoke Mounting Instructions 

 
Normally the yoke should first be attached to the R2SUB then the entire assembly mounted to a structure.  However in the 
some unusual cases it may be desirable to mount the yoke and secure it in place before mounting the R2SUB to the yoke.  
Depending on the situation the sequence of the following mounting procedure may have to be modified to facilitate the 
work.  Nonetheless the instructions and precautions about use of the hardware should still be followed. 
 

1.

 

To attach the yoke to the R2SUB, first determine whether the yoke will be attached to the sides or top/bottom of 
the loudspeaker.  This will depend on what the yoke is to be mounted to and how the R2SUB must be oriented 
when positioned for proper coverage. 

 

2.

 

Once the position of the yoke is determined, remove two supplied ½-13 stainless steel mounting bolts, with the 
lock, flat, and rubber washers from the mounting points where the yoke is to be attached. 

 

3.

 

Position the loudspeaker within the yoke making sure that the large rubber washers sit between the yoke and the 

enclosure.  Be aware this is intentionallymade to be a tight fit.  Screw the ½-13 x 2-

½

” (64 mm) bolts into the 

mounting holes using the rubber washers, flat washers, and lock washers removed in step 2.  Tighten only enough 
so as to allow the yoke to move as needed for the rest of the procedure.  The rubber washer has a 7/16” (11 mm) 
hole so it fits quite snugly around the mounting bolts to form the weather seal for the R2SUB mounting hole.  It 
also provides some friction to help hold the yoke in position until completely secured. 

 

4.

 

Attach the short flat end of the Contour Strap to the mounting point located at the back/center of the enclosure 
bell using the bolt, rubber washer, flat washer, and lock washer supplied in the mounting point.  Make sure that the 
rubber washer is between the Contour Strap and the enclosure.  Leave the other end (the long flat end) of the 
Contour Strap temporarily unattached.  Eventually this will be attached to one of the side mounting points.  This 
point must be on the side where the crossbar of the yoke will be positioned when the loudspeaker is in its final 
mounting location and aimed properly. 

 

5.

 

Mount the R2SUB and its attached yoke to the structure that will support it.  If the center hole on the yoke 
crossbar is used as one of the yoke mounting points you need to attach the Securing Strap to this hole at the same 
time you mount the yoke to the structure that will hold the R2SUB assembly.  In addition to attaching the Securing 

Strap to the yoke, the supplied stainless steel ½-13 x 2-

½

” bolt, ½” flat washers, ½” lock washer and ½-13” hex 

nut can be used as a yoke mounting bolt.  In any case, the Securing Strap attaches to the yoke using the end of 
the Securing Strap with the short bent tab and the 9/16” (14 mm) hole in it.  The Securing Strap tab is positioned 
on the underside of the yoke crossbar with the long end bent towards the enclosure and positioned over the 
Contour Strap. 

 

6.

 

After properly securing the yoke to the structure, adjust the aiming angle of the R2SUB.  Once the aiming angle is 
set, bend the Securing Strap against the Contour Strap.  The series of holes in the Securing Strap should line up 
with one of the three 5/16” (8 mm) holes in the Contour Strap.  This determines where to locate the bolt in the 
Contour Strap to attach the Securing Strap.  Lift the Contour Strap away from the R2SUB enclosure and put the ¼-
20 x 1” (25 mm) stainless steel bolt in this hole with the bolt head between the Contour Strap and the enclosure.  
Secure the bolt to the Contour Strap with one of the supplied ¼” lock washers and ¼-20 hex nuts. 

 

7.

 

Attach the free end of the Contour Strap to the mounting point on the side of the R2SUB enclosure using the 

½

” – 

13 bolt, rubber washer, flat washer and lock washer supplied with the R2SUB mounting point.  Make sure that the 
rubber washer is located between the Contour Strap and the enclosure. 

 

8.

 

Attach the Securing Strap to the ¼-20 bolt installed on the Contour Strap in step 8.  Use the hole in the Securing 
Strap nearest to the bolt when the R2SUB is at the proper aiming angle.  You will have to bend the Securing Strap 
towards the enclosure to put it on the bolt which is normal.  First place one of the ¼” flat washers on the bolt, then 
the Securing Strap on the bolt.  Finish with the remaining ¼” flat washer, ¼” lock washer then ¼-20 nut. 

 

9.

 

Firmly tighten the bolts holding the yoke to the R2SUB enough so seat the lock washer.  Be careful not to over-
tighten as, given the size wrench that typically will be used, it is possible to apply excessive torque. 

 

10.

 

Lastly ensure that all the attachment bolts for the Contour and Securing Straps are securely tightened. 

 
 

Caution: Any of the mounting bolts supplied with the R2SUB that are not used for mounting must be left 
in place with their rubber washers and firmly tightened to maintain the integrity of the weatherproofing. 

 
 
 

Summary of Contents for R2SUBDF

Page 1: ...R2SUB R2SUBZ R2SUBDF Premium All Weather R Series Subwoofer System Installation Guide...

Page 2: ...DIN EN 55082 1 03 1993 The authorized declaration and compatibility certification resides with the manufacturer and can be viewed upon request The responsible manufacturer is the company Community Li...

Page 3: ...eakers in a free field acoustical environment First to publish coverage patterns of its loudspeakers setting the industry standard First mid range compression driver the M4 First carbon fiber diaphrag...

Page 4: ...oduction 5 R2SUB Installation Guidelines 5 Directivity Positioning 5 Polarity 6 Absolute Phase 7 R2SUBDF Assembly 8 R2SUBDF Mounting Instructions 8 R2SUBZ Assembly 11 R2SUB with R2 Yoke Mounting Instr...

Page 5: ...tly from their shorter mid and high frequency counterparts First long wavelengths do not see small or moderate size obstructions as obstacles they simply diffract around such barriers as if they re no...

Page 6: ...levels throughout the space typically this would be done if the mid high loudspeakers are also spaced apart from one another such as in a distributed stadium system Although spacing will help maintai...

Page 7: ...hase relationship is non optimum resulting in a dip at crossover than when the crossover region is accentuated by the overlap of the subwoofer and the full range speaker s However this is not the best...

Page 8: ...g surface then the Clamp Bracket is attached to the Surface Bracket thereby securely clamping the R2SUB between the two parts of each bracket The Support Struts provide additional support to the R2SUB...

Page 9: ...face Brackets Check to make sure that the R2SUB is oriented so that its speaker input cord is in the most convenient position 5 Assemble the Clamp Brackets to the Surface Brackets using the 3 8 16 car...

Page 10: ...Next attach the slotted end of the strut to the 1 2 13 threaded insert on the side of the R2SUB using a 1 2 13 hex head bolt Repeat the process on the opposite side of the R2SUB with the second Suppo...

Page 11: ...mounted The yoke bracket is provided with the hardware required to attach it to the R2SUB enclosure No additional hardware is provided to attach the yoke bracket to the mounting surface Such hardware...

Page 12: ...used as one of the yoke mounting points you need to attach the Securing Strap to this hole at the same time you mount the yoke to the structure that will hold the R2SUB assembly In addition to attachi...

Page 13: ...wind driven rain from directly entering the mouth of the loudspeaker The grille is not designed to withstand such things as being directly sprayed from a hose therefore this should be avoided 7 If you...

Page 14: ...203 7 992 203 21 000 533 4 1 260 32 1 220 31 472 12 1 220 31 TYP 3 622 92 532 13 5 TYP 7 PLACES R2 YOKE 236 6 TYP R2SUBDF Dimensions SIDE VIEW FRONT VIEW 25 000 635 25 000 635 32 750 831 86 SIDE VIEW...

Page 15: ...nearest Authorized Field Service Station For factory service please call 610 876 3400 for a Return Authorization R A number before shipping The following information must be included in the package 1...

Page 16: ...Community Professional Loudspeakers 333 East Fifth Street Chester PA 19013 4511 USA Tel 610 876 3400 Fax 610 874 0190 www communitypro com 2009 All Rights Reserved 02DEC2009...

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