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8. Midrange mounting
For each speaker you will need:
- 1 midrange section
(Midrange Right or Left)
- 1 arm among the medium length (Frame)
- 1 frame rectangular arm holder (Tweeters)
- 1 cylindrical head screw (Tweeters)
- 2 flat head screws (Tweeters)
- 1 threaded bar
(Tweeters)
- 1 molette
(Molettes)
- 1 ventouse (Tweeters)
Install the midrange section on the floor, at the side of the corresponding speaker,
with the speaker protection left in place. Remove, with the help of the ventouse,
the center part of the back panel of the midrange section, which has been
mounted just by pressing. Pull the whole back panel, held by magnetic locks,
holding it through the holes in the Goldcube lodgment, inside.
Insert the cables from the bottom of the midrange section until they appear at the
back of the midrange filter section. Curve the cables slightly to help them introduce
in the tubular guides.
Mount one frame rectangular arm holder, using the cylindrical head screw, in the
corresponding hole of the oblique leg. (The corresponding hole is the only inside
hole at the left side of the right speaker and right side of the left speaker).
The rectangular part must have the two holes at the back (when the speaker is
seen from the front).
Then attach the (marked right or left depending on the speaker) arm on it with 2
flat head screws without tightening.
Put the midrange section in position while pulling the cables.
Warning : The midrange section is very heavy. Two people must support it in
position while a third one must insert the cables in the corresponding holes.
Moreover, the midrange section is not well balanced. When placed on top of the
tweeter it may fall on its side if it is not securely held.
The pointed foot must be inserted in the groove at the top of the lower tweeter
section, and the plastic feet must be inserted in their corresponding lodgements.
Stll holding the midrange section, insert, screwing, the threaded bar in the
midrange cylindrical lateral part, through the arm.
Install the midrange section properly and tighten the arm with the flat head screws
and the molette.
Only when the mounting is tight can the midrange section be left unheld.