6
NOTE:
Make sure that the key-hole plate is properly engaged with
the suspension screw before you let go of the loudspeaker.
6.
Insert a M5 x 40mm counter sunk head screw into each of the four loudspeaker locking screw holes
on the rear face of the stand back panel, D, figure 3ii. Ensure that the screws are properly engaged with
the inserts on the rear face of the loudspeaker. Tighten using the appropriate hex key until the screw
head is flush with the surface of the stand back panel and then tighten a further
half turn
.
7. Take a terminal plate and connect the red banana plug to the read socket on the back of the
loudspeaker and the black banana plug to the black socket on the back of the loudspeaker as shown in
figure 5.
8. Line up the four holes in the terminal plate with the four holes marked E in figure 3ii and insert a M4 x
12mm socket head screw into each hole. Tighten each screw using the appropriate hex key until the
terminal plate is pulled securely against the back of the stand.
5. LOUDSPEAKER PLACEMENT AND SET-UP
NOTE:
DO NOT place the loudspeakers close to cathode ray type
monitors or projectors, as the very powerful magnets used
in the drivers may affect the picture. We recommend a
minimum separation of 2m.
Adjusting the Spikes
The base of the PQS-Plus stand is fitted with four spikes of the type shown in figure 6. The spikes are
supplied with a special washer, A, figure 6. This is flat on one side and has a recess machined into the
other side. It is intended to be placed under the spike, flat side down and used where the user does
not want the spike to come into direct contact with the floor, for example when the loudspeakers are to
be placed on a polished wooden floor. When the washer is used, make sure that the tip of the spike is
located in the centre of the recess.
Figure 5. Loudspeaker Terminal Plate
