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3.
Remove the foam insert and set it aside.
4.
Insert the paint mask, covering the
speaker while leaving the frame
exposed.
5.
Paint the speaker frame and grille. It
is best to use spray paint to avoid
paint clogging the holes in the grille.
6.
Allow the paint to completely dry
before proceeding with installation.
Ensure that the holes in the grille are not blocked by paint.
INSTALLATION
Perform the following steps to install the speaker onto a wall composed of drywall. Note
that the same procedures apply to ceiling installations. The speaker can be mounted to a
surface that is between 3/8" and 1-1/4" thick, with at least 4" internal clearance.
1.
Determine where you will be installing the speaker. Use a stud finder to ensure that
there is sufficient space between the desired location and the adjacent studs. Be
sure and check for horizontal framing members, as well. Use a pencil to mark the
edges of the adjacent studs.
2.
If you have not already done so, remove the
center portion of the cardboard installation
template/paint mask and set it aside. The
central portion is the paint mask, while the
outer portion is the installation template.
3.
Position the installation template against the
wall at the installation location.
4.
Use a carpenter's level to ensure that the
template is level.
5.
Use a pencil to mark the cut line on the wall.