
DW 6, DW 6 SUPERFLY & SUPREME OWNER’S MANUAL
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CAUTION - RISK OF PROPERTY DAMAGE
CAUTION - do not use the tops of your loudspeakers as a bar table, condensation
forming on a container will pool and may cause water damage to the nish, especially
wood veneer nishes.
CAUTION - do not use solvents save water to clean DW 6. A slightly water-damp soft
cloth should be all that is needed. For dusting of the driver we recommend a can of
compressed air.
CAUTION - do not use tools to tighten binding posts, hand-tight is all that is
necessary. Applying high torque on posts may damage binding post and is not
covered by warranty.
CAUTION - if smoke or an electric odor is emitted by the loudspeaker or any device,
turn o all components. If you have tools and skill you may troubleshoot the problem
one device at a time, working your way to the amplier—typically the source of
the problem. If you do not have the tools or skills call the brand of the amplier or
suspected component for assistance.
CAUTION - screws fastening the full-range driver and connector plate need only be
torqued to 26 inch-pounds [3 N-m].
CAUTION - we do not recommend storage of DW 6 in non-climate controlled spaces.
DO NOT STORE THEM LONG TERM WRAPPED IN NON-BREATHABLE PLASTIC
FILM AS THIS MAY CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE FINISH.
PROTECT - When storing your speakers, we recommend placing a clean, thin soft
fabric such as felt or eece between speaker and packaging. Tolerable long-term
storage maximum temperature range is 20˚ F [-17˚ C] to 122˚ F [50˚ C] with a humidity
average not to exceed 90%.
PROTECT - when not in use, specically when there are unsupervised animals such
as cats, dogs and kids abiding near your speakers, we recommend you snap the
protective driver covers on. This will also help safeguard from foreign materials.
REMOVE - the protective driver covers that come installed on your loudspeaker to let the
sound out. They don’t sound good at all when covering the driver. “This one time, at band
camp, they left the slip-t driver covers on and nobody liked it.”
PROTECT - when transporting DW 6, wrap them with new stretch wrap lm, ne felt or
eece to protect the nish from being marred by the packaging foam. Failure to do so
will result in scung and marring of the nish.