Positioning
The PLW215 II should be sited in the most suitable position,
preferably not directly in the corner of a room as this may cause
excessive bass boom. The optimal position is along the front
wall in the centre of the front left and right speakers. Obviously
this isn’t always going to be possible in all instances, so as
close to the optimum is advisable. Once a desirable position is
achieved it is important to check if the cables are long enough
to reach comfortably without being under tension. Leave the
PLW215 II unplugged until you are happy with its location and
the feet have been tted.
Never connect or disconnect any of the input connections
with the PLW215 II switched on.
Once in position, you should t the feet/ spike assemblies in
accordance with the guidelines below. Once the feet have been
tted, connect the signal cable(s) and mains cable and turn on
at the main switch.
Spiked Foot Fixing For Carpeted Floors
The spiked foot assembly incorporates a spike for use on
carpeted oors and also, a soft polymer pad (for use on wooden
or tiled oors).
Please ensure there are no hidden wires under the carpet, or
trailing mains leads that could be damaged by the spikes.
The foot comes fully assembled for use on carpeted oors. All
that is required is xing into the cabinet. This is achieved by
simply screwing the feet fully into the 4, threaded inserts in the
underside of the cabinet. If your carpet has a very thick pile,
remove the soft polymer pad from the foot to ensure the spike
goes right through the carpet onto the oor. Place the cabinet
in your desired location, and check that it is level on all sides.
If it is slightly uneven, unscrew the foot at the lowest point
and check again. Continue this process until the cabinet is fully
level. Use the locking nut on the foot to x it in place and to
stop any unwanted vibrations.
Spiked Foot Fixing For Wooden/Hard
Floors
For use on solid oors or where spikes are inappropriate, it is
possible to use the foot without the spike insert. To use the foot
in this manner carefully grip the knurled portion of the spike
and rotate anti clockwise to unscrew the spike fully.
You may nd it easier to rst remove the polymer pad to gain
more purchase on the spike.
The pad should be replaced before carrying out the levelling
operation previously described.
8PLW215 II
Locking Nut
Main Threaded Part
Polymer Pad
Spike
