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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
1. When the speakers are installed in the wall, ensure the wall structure is
reliable and that the speakers are rmly attached.
2. Install the speaker in a location that can structurally support the weight of
the speaker and its mounting hardware. Otherwise it may result in the unit
falling down and causing personal injury.
3. Do not use nails, adhesives or other unauthorized devices.
Long-term use and vibrations may cause it to fall easily.
4. Do not touch or bump the woofer and tweeter.
If these are damaged, the sound will be distorted.
5. Lower the sound volume when you are changing the input source
(for example, to tune FM/CD). Make sure that the power amp/ampIier
device radio is turned off when installing or removing the cables.
Users Have a Responsibility to Place or Install Safely
The speakers that are placed in the holder can be either wall or
ceiling type, using screws to be placed inside of the speakers in the
back is optional.
• Mark the mounting bracket as a template with the regional location of the
hole slots.
PACKING LIST
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INSTALLATION
Connecting Speakers
Use the wire on the back of the speaker in the output tab of the amplier
(or radio ampliers). The standard colors on the terminals are red Positive
(+) and black Negative (-). Connect the red wire of the amplier to speakers
(+) tab. Connect one end of the black wire (-) to the other tab. Connect each
speaker to make sure that is not (+,-) inverted polarity. If the polarity of the
speakers is reversed, the sound will be unnatural and will play without bass.
Stereo Connection
Rear Panel Specication
1. Aux Input
2. RCA Input
3. Balance Input
4. Loop Output
5. Sub Output
6. Speaker Output
7. LED Indicator
8. Treble Adjustment
9. Bass Adjustment
10. Volume Control
11. Power Switch
12. AC Power Cord
Remark
4. LOOP: Signal output, connect to active ampliers.
5. SUB: Bass output, connect to active ampliers (SUB amplier is better).
6. Speaker Output: Connect to passive speakers.
7. LED Indicator: During power ON mode, light is constant blue color;
During power AUTO mode, lights goes off when there is no signal input
and it turns to blue color when signal comes.
11. Power switch: When this switch is on Auto position, the amplier will
automatically turn on when a signal is present and it will go standby
when there is no signal input.
Under Power VS Over Power
1. Most speaker damage is caused by ampliers with too little power (wattage).
2. An overdriven amplier clips the waveforms and leads to speaker distortion.
3. Clipping is usually audible and it may vary from harsh sound to a fuzzy or
unclear sound.
4. If you hear the clipping at high volume levels, turn down the volume until
the distortion is gone.
5. Damage caused by operating the speakers at distorted volume levels is
not covered by the warranty.
