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Tip:
Because you will need to fish the tube through the ceiling opening after the ceiling is installed, it’s a good
idea to temporarily secure the end of the tube against the joist so it’s within easy reach of the opening and
out of the way of potential ceiling finishing tools.
Tip:
Keep the port tube as straight as possible, avoiding any unnecessary bends
. If there is slack in the port
tube, you can remove material to shorten it.
Tip:
Before the ceiling is installed, confirm and test speaker wiring.
7.
After the ceiling is installed, cut out the port opening using the New Construction Bracket or the ceiling cutout
template as a guide.
8.
Fish the sub port tube out of the ceiling through the port opening, then secure it to the port tube ceiling mount
by using the provided clamp.
9.
Insert the port tube ceiling mount into the ceiling opening, then tighten the Phillips screws located on the front
baffle to rotate and tighten the mounting doglegs to the ceiling. The mounting doglegs will move outward and
tighten to secure the speaker to the drywall.
Caution:
If using a power screwdriver or drill, always use the
lowest
torque setting. Never over-tighten.
10.
Attach the metal grille (Round or Square) to the speaker face by placing the grille over the edge of the frame.
The grille self-centers onto the magnet attachment system incorporated in the frame.
GRILLE PAINTING TIPS
Paint grilles only when removed from the speakers, and make sure the holes do not get clogged with paint.
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