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If the wall or ceiling is soft, or if you wish to mount the speakers away from the corner
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• Mount the sliders to wall or ceiling by
shading through the template. *Note that
the arrow on the slider shall point towards
the front of the speaker.
• *Note, if the wall is solid, one slider is
sufficient to hold the speaker.
• Slide the speaker onto the sliders
• Finally fix the speaker to the wall or ceiling
by screwing through the cabinet and slider
into the wall or ceiling, using the upper and
lower mounting points.
Slide the speaker onto the sliders.
Cables
CORNERED speakers are designed with emphasis on uniform and wide controlled dispersion.
The acoustic design allows the speakers to be coupled together to expand coverage.
• One Ci cabinet offers 100x100 degree dispersion.
• Two Ci cabinets can be coupled together back to back and then mounted flush onto walls and
ceilings while offering 200 degrees of coverage with minimum phase cancellation.
• Mount the speakers back to back on wall or ceiling using either the sliders or integrated moun-
ting points. Use 9 mm long and 3 mm thick bolts to screw the speakers together.
When you have installed the speaker to the wall or ceiling, then connect the speaker cable to the
terminal and reinstall the front cover.
Likewise, three cabinets can be mounted to-
gether to cover 270 degree around a corner.
Simply couple three cabinets together using
the 9x3mm bolts and mount the speakers to
the wall with the integrated mounting points.
Connect the red (+) speaker cable to the red
cable terminal and the black (-) speaker cable
to the black speaker terminal.
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Speaker cables present the amplifier with different loads. Cables with high capaci-
tance, high inductance and high impedance have a strong negative influence on sound
quality as well as amplifier reliability. In order to get the most out of the speaker sys-
tem, avoid using thin speaker cables.
We recommend the CORNERED CSP2 speaker cable designed to fit in corners or flush
on walls.
The thickness of the cable relates to the length of the cable. For very long cable runs,
4 sq mm. cables should be used. When running the cable through the tube, simply
remove the outer isolation material from the cable and run the separate wires to the
speaker terminals.
To minimize power loss and response variations, please refer to the following table for
guidance, showing the maximum recommended cable length relative to impedance
and cable thickness:
Cable size/load
2 sq mm.
2,5 sq mm.
4 sq mm.
8 ohm
20m/65ft.
30m/100ft.
60m/200ft.
4 ohm
10m/32ft.
15m/50ft.
30m/100ft.
2 ohm
5m/16ft.
7,5m/25ft.
15m/50ft.
