
ONDA Series
Quick-Mount Hi-Fi Coaxial In-Wall/In-Ceiling Speakers
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Do not listen to sound at a very high level when you are changing the input
source (for example, from FM Tuner to CD player). Please be sure the power
amplifier is turned off or master volume is at lower level.
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Do not attempt to clean the speakers with chemical solvents as this may
damage the paint surface. Clean with a dry cloth.
5.1. Speaker Installation
“Out of the box and into the wall”, that is how easy it is to install ONDA series
loudspeakers.
If you intend to do the installation yourself, we recommend that you possess
some skill in the proper use of hand and power tools. You should have a thor
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ough understanding of local building and fire codes and a familiarity with the area
behind the wall or ceiling into which you plan to install your speakers.
The installer is responsible of installation. Please pay attention to
install speakers according to local safety regulations. If you are not
sure to install in a safe way these speakers, consult a professional
installer, your authorized dealer, or a contractor.
Things you will need:
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Pencil for marking the location of installation;
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Keyhole saw, utility knife or material appropriate incising implement for cutting
drywall or other wall material
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Level
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Screwdriver (preferably powered)
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Power drill with appropriate bit (optional, for starting wall cut)
Steps to be followed:
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Make sure the material into which you plan to mount the speaker (plaster, dry
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wall, paneling, stone, etc.,) supports the weight of the speakers (see
WALL/IN-CEILING SPEAKER PAINTING” at page 10 for the weight of each
model).
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Make sure the locations you select do not conceal studs, electrical wiring or
plumbing. Prior to installation, hold the speaker in your chosen location to make
sure it safely clears obstacles such as studs, corners, beams, lighting fixtures and
door/window frames. Your cutout must be at least 1” (25mm) from adjoining
walls or ceiling, internal studs or plumbing.
3.
Draw a ceiling hole on the wall or ceiling with a diameter corresponding to the