Recommended minimum installation volume: 7 liters. By using our optional in wall speaker
frame/cabinet, the optimum cabinet volume is guaranteed, however, there is no upper volume
limit. When the speaker is installed in a space with hard materials, such as bricks or concrete,
additional cavity damping may be required. Suitable materials are mineral insulation materials,
such as rockwool, or BAF (bonded acetate fi bre). Hard foam materials such as polystyrene and
other polyfoams are not suitable. Make sure the damping materials used meet all fi re and building
requirements. Check that there are no obstacles such as electrical tubes, wires or other pipes
behind the speaker. Make sure the area behind the speaker is free of dust and small particles,
such as small stones because these particles can damage the vented magnet system of the
speaker. In cases of doubt, protect the rear of the speaker with a small amount of BAF wadding.
Impedance selection jumper located at
the rear of the speaker. Position the
jumper according to the required
impedance, 8 or 12 ohms.
The treble contour can be adjusted
in 3 steps to suit your personal
preferences
To make grille removal easier, a special grille removal tool is supplied with the speakers. Insert the
tool end in a grille hole located at the corner of the speaker and gently pull the grille out. Repeat
this step on all corners until the grille is entirely free. Do not attempt to pull out the grille by pulling
one side of the grille only, this may cause damage to the grille or the frame. Keep the tool at hand
in case you need to remove the grille.
Be extra careful when positioning the tweeter: do not touch the tweeters membrane.
Speaker positioning
Mounting instructions
Impedance Treble contour
Ideally, you should position the speakers on ear level or above, never below, with the tweeter
on top. When the speakers are positioned far above the listening position (more than 60 cm),
pivot the tweeter and aim it towards the listening position.
Avoid the presence of wall corners, because these will augment refl ections and low frequencies,
causing an unstable stereo image and boomy bass.
If possible, mount the speakers close to the sides of your fl atscreen TV, about 1.5 meters or more
apart from each other, depending on screen size and listening distance. In general, the listening
position and the left and right speaker should form an equilateral triangle and the speaker should
be positioned halfway the screen or slightly higher.
For hifi setups, mount the speakers between ½ and 2/3 of total wall height, for
walls up to 3 meters height, and stay at least 50 cm clear of adjacent walls and the ceiling.
If necessary, the speakers can also be positioned ‘lying on their side’, with the tweeters pointing
outwards, however, stereo image is more precise when mounting the speakers with the tweeters
pointing upwards. You can also mount the speakers in a ceiling if necessary.