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• Push down on the top of the terminal
to reveal the wire hole in the side of
the terminal post and insert the wire
into the hole [Figure 12].
Release the pressure on the terminal
to secure the wire.
• Loosen the rotating lock arms by turning the lock arm screws on the front of the speaker counter clockwise 1⁄2 to 1 turn, just enough
to allow the lock arm to move freely. [Figure 13]. Make sure that the rotating lock arms are flipped inwards [Figure 14] so that your
speaker fits into your cutout.
Figure 13
Figure 14
Lock arm screws.
Turn counter clockwise
to loosen.
Lock arms tucked
in prior to installing
speaker in wall.
Figure 12
Figure 11a
Figure 11b
• Once you have cut the hole, pull the speaker wire out of the hole and connect the speaker. Strip 1/2” inch (12 mm) of insulation
from each of the two conductors of the wire to expose the bare metal and twist each of the conductors into a single unfrayed strand.
Note that one of the terminals on the rear of each speaker is marked red (+) and the other black (-). Make certain that you connect
the wire from the red terminal (+) of your amplifier or receiver to the red terminal (+) on your speaker and the wire from the black
terminal (-) of your amplifier or receiver to the black terminal (-) on your speaker. Most wire has some indicator (such as color-coding,
ribbing or writing) on one of the two conductors to help you maintain consistency [Figure 11a]. In the case of the DT 6.5STR single
speaker stereo model, both left and right channel speaker wires are connected to the speaker [Figure 11b].
