INSTALLATION
The first step of installing a speaker system is a well-thought-out planning. Choose a suitable location
for your speaker components carefully. Please observe the following suggestions to ensure proper
results and best performance:
1. Choose a location which offers none or just a minimum of obstacles between the components and
your ears. Please observe at thereto, the positions of the driver’s seat, the headrests and other
constructions of the inside of vehicle interior.
2. Mount the left and right speakers in the same array on each side, which means that they are installed
at the same height and directly across from each other. Do not install one speaker higher, lower, further
forward or further back from the opposite speaker.
3. Always check what’s behind the chosen mounting locations to ensure that there is proper clearance
for the back of the speaker components and avoid obstructions such as window tracks, wire harnesses,
gas tank etc.
4. The best performance will be achieved, when the speakers are securely mounted to a designated
speaker opening in a door panel or a rear speaker shelf. There should be no gaps between the speaker
basket and the mounting surface.
ENGLISH
MIDWOOFER INTERCONNECTION
• Connect the positive terminals (”+”) and the negative terminals (”–”) of the speakers
with the according speaker outputs of the amplifier.
• Use for the interconnection the supplied cables with jacks.
TWEETER INTERCONNECTION
• Connect the positive jacks (”white”) and the negative jacks (”black”) of the tweeters with the according
cable plugs of the inline crossover, which lead out from the ”OUTPUT” marked position.
INLINE-CROSSOVER INTERCONNECTION
• Connect the positive terminals (”+”) and the negative terminals (”–”) of the amplifier speaker outputs
with the according cables, which lead out from the ”INPUT” marked position.
Repeat all three steps for the channel pair on the opposite side of the vehicle.
IMPORTANT: Never run the tweeter without the included inline-crossover.
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