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CAUTIONS AND WARNINGS
1. Don’t let the frenzy of setting up the system get in the way of
common sense. If it takes just a bit longer to set up your system
because you double-checked your connections, or the way you
stacked, mounted, or suspended the speaker systems - so be it.
Make it a habit - you won’t regret it.
2. Don’t stick your head up to the speaker to see if you can hear any
background noise or hiss. That is just when someone else will decide
to see if the system really can attain an output of 150 dB SPL at 6
inches (your ears)!
3. While sustained feedback can be irritating to a listener, it can spell
death to high-frequency diaphragms.
4. If you mount the speaker enclosure on a stand or support, be sure
it is sufficiently rigid to support the enclosure.
5. Know how to pick up heavy items (such as speaker enclosures).
If you must lift something very heavy by yourself, use your legs and
arms to do the lifting - not your back. Better still, get someone to
help you.
6. Save your packaging. In the unlikely event that your product
must be shipped to the Factory (or elsewhere) for service, it must be
shipped in the original packaging to prevent shipping damage!
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