Denon Professional DN-108LF, User Manual

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Before making the actual connections, cut each length of wire to size. Note the markings on the wire that
differentiate between each conductor. Sometimes the marking clearly identifies a positive and negative side.
Some common clearly positive and negative markings or identifiers are:
Positive Negative
Red Black
Copper Silver
+ + + - - -
In many cases, the mark is a single stripe on the jacket of one
of the connectors. In this case the side with the stripe is
generally considered the positive side, but it really does not
matter as long as you are consistent and always use the stripe
as positive or always use it as negative.
When you are ready to prepare your speaker wires, first
separate about 4" (101 mm) of wire, then strip about 1/4" (6
mm) insulation from the end and twist it to prevent stray
strands. If you plan to use banana or pin plugs (highly
recommended), install the plugs on the wire.
Painting
The grille and frame can be painted to match your walls or ceiling, making
the speaker even less noticeable. Perform the following steps to safely
paint without damaging the speaker.
1. Completely remove the grille by lifting the edge to pull it off the
speaker body.
2. Remove the felt matte from the back of the grille.
3. Paint the speaker grille. It is best to use spray paint to avoid paint
clogging the holes in the grille.
4. Allow the paint to completely dry; then reattach the felt matte on the
back of the grille.
5. Before proceeding with the installation, ensure that the holes in the
grille are not blocked by paint.
Box Contents
DN-108LF
Installation Template
Mounting Bracket
Subwoofer Grille
(4) Screws
(4) Washers
4-Pin Euroblock Connector
User Guide
Safety/Warranty Manual
Support
For complete system requirements, compatibility information, and product registration, visit the Denon
Professional website:
denonpro.com .
1/4” (6 mm)
4” (101 mm)