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Mounting the Nomad to its Bracket
1. Screw the four allen bolts partially into the threaded holes in back of the Nomad cabinet leaving
about 1/4" of exposed thread. Next, slide the speaker onto the mounting bracket. The weight of the
speaker should cause the four bolts to drop into the smaller portion of keyhole openings.
2. Once you have properly seated the speaker onto its the bracket, tighten the four bolts with the
supplied 5 mm allen wrench.
3. The spacing of the holes in the mounting bracket also allow the Nomad to be horizontally mounted.
Mounting the Nomad to a Wall using the Supplied Brackets
Connecting Speaker Wire to the Nomad Speakers
Nomad Series Speakers employ five-way binding posts, so you can connect them to your amplifier with
either spade lugs, banana plugs or bare wire. When using bare wire, we recommend that you “tin” the
speaker wire with solder to help prevent oxidation. Note that the rear of the Nomad cabinet has a recess
to help facilitate routing speaker wire.
Route an appropriate length of no thinner than 16 AWG speaker wire to each speaker and be sure to
maintain c and - polarity to insure correct phasing. Most wires have a ridge or pattern on one of
the conductors to help keep the polarity consistent.
If the installation requires wire to be exposed to direct sunlight or buried, you may want to use special
underground/UV resistant wire. Seal the hole where the wires enter exterior walls to prevent air or
water leaks.
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Nomad mounting bracket
(rear view)
Nomad mounting bracket
(side view)
Bracket angle
adjustment
screw
Toggle or anchor bolts
secured into wall
Allen bolts that were
threaded in back of cabinet
drop into lower section of
keyed holes of bracket
Wall
4 Allen bolts thread
into back of cabinet.
Tighten with provided
5 mm allen wrench
Speaker Terminals
within recess of cabinet
Nomad mounting bracket
(front view)
Nomad mounting bracket
(top view)
