The Pip-Boy Stand Bluetooth
Speaker Kit is a faithful replica
of the Pip-Boy stand created by RobCo for Vault-Tec that
was routinely installed as part of a vault’s standard service
equipment. The specially-designed stands ensured that
Pip-Boys were stored in convenient locations within each
vault, easily accessible to vault-dwellers that needed them.
For the vault-dweller who wants an enjoyable task to
take their mind off the post-apocalyptic desolation of the
Wasteland, who has an hour or so to kill and fancies a bit
of audio entertainment to lighten the mood in their camp,
RobCo presents this Pip-Boy Stand as a self-assembly kit,
ready to be constructed, with added music-playing
functionality via its advanced Bluetooth module.
The Pip-Boy Stand replica also includes a high-quality
MEMS microphone so it can also be used as a handsfree
speakerphone when paired with a suitable mobile phone.
Impress camp mates with your speaker building skills and
discover its 10 authentic Overseer comments, each
playable at the touch of a button. Finally, and of course
most importantly, display your Pip-Boy 2000 Mk VI with
pride in the way it was always meant to be.
VERY IMPORTANT
: Please note that the
Speaker
is very delicate
and must be handled with care to avoid damaging the
speaker cone. It has a strong magnet and it should not be
placed on any magnetic media or on top of any credit or debit
cards with a magnetic stripe. Take care not to let screws and
other steel objects become attracted to the magnet. Insert
the
Speaker
into the
Sound Tube
with great care and, before
the protective grille is in place, take care not to poke or
damage the front of the speaker cone.
Fit the
Medium Sized O-Ring
on to the back of the
Speaker
.
Handling the
Speaker
with care holding only
the metal rim, insert the
Speaker
into the
Sound
Tube
carefully
passing
the
Speaker Cable
all
the way through the
Sound Tube
. Note the
orientation of the tube
by looking at the two
vertical tube features.
IMPORTANT
: Make sure to align
Speaker
connection terminals when
inserting it in face of the
Speaker Tube
. Note the orientation of the
Vertical Features with respect to the cable. The
Speaker Cable
should
run along what will be the bottom of the
Speaker Tube
.
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2
IMPORTANT
: when screwing the
Speaker
into position
be VERY careful not to slip with the
Screwdriver
and
poke the screwdriver tip through the speaker cone as
this will cause significant damage to the
Speaker
and
impair its performance.
3
Screw the
Speaker
into
place in the end of the
Sound
Tube
using the four
12 mm
Thread-forming Screws
.
1:1 COMPONENT GUIDE
INTRODUCTION
4
Slide the
Large O-Ring
on to the back of the
Bass Reflex Port
.
Medium Sized O-Ring
BOX 3
12 mm Thread-Forming Screw
BOX 3
Sound Tube
BOX 3
Vertical feature
Speaker Cable
Speaker
BOX 3
Bass Reflex Port
BOX 4
Large O-Ring
BOX 3
Insert the
Speaker Grille
Guard
into the
Lower Main
Housing
so that the outer
bars of the grille are
vertical.
1:1 COMPONENT GUIDE
Stuff
Acoustic Wadding
into
Sound Tube
.
5
Screw the two
12 mm
Thread-Forming Screws
into the lower holes of the
Bass Reflex Port
to
secure the port to the
Sound Tube
.
7
Bass Reflex Port
BOX 4
Acoustic Wadding
BOX 3
12 mm Thread-Forming Screw
BOX 3
Speaker Grille Guard
BOX 3
Lower Main Housing
BOX 3
8
Assemble the
Bass Reflex Port
on to the
Sound Tube
so the long bass reflex opening tube is at the top,
taking care to thread the
Speaker Cable
through short
opening in bottom of the
Bass Reflex Port
.
6
IMPORTANT
: The
Lower
and
Upper
Main Housing
parts look very
similar, but must be put together
the right way round.
The
Lower
Main Housing
has two dots inside
the moulding to easily distinguish
it from the
Upper Main Housing
,
which only has one dot inside the
moulding.
Lower Main Housing Identification Dots
