You should immediately contact your dealer if the subwoofer is damaged . 2. INSTALLATION There are different methods to connect your subwoofer to a HiFi / Home Theater system. In the following text we explain 2 different ways. NOTE! Do not connect the mains cord until all other installation is completed. 2.1 To an amplifier / pre-amplifier with Subwoofer pre-out terminal. Connect the enclosed RCA cord from your amplifiers subwoofer-out terminal to LINE IN on the subwoofer. Use the anclosed Y-ada

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Connect the speaker outputs of the amplifier to the inputs of the high level connection of the subwoofer with conventional two-conductor speaker wire. Be sure to keep the left/right channel connections correct. Also be sure the phasing of the connections (the positive/negative orientation of the connections) is consistent throughout the system. The left and right channel outputs from the amplifier should be connected to the appropriate high-level inputs on the subwoofer. Of greater importance is

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prewiring • Check local building and electrical codes for compliance of the speaker wire. • Use stranded wire of at least 16 gauge; for runs over 100 feet, it is preferable to use 14 gauge wire. • Use only insulated staples or nylon tie straps to secure wiring within the wall to avoid shorts. • Do not stretch the wire as it is being routed. This could create future (and costly) problems. • Leave about 2-3 feet of free wire at both ends. Cutting excess wire is better than splicing. • Always "home

At this point, it is a good idea to secure the speaker wire to a stud near the cutout so its own weight will not tug on the terminals of the speaker after it is connected. This will also prevent you from "losing" the wire in the ceiling. Before attaching the wire, make sure the speaker wire runs through, not around, the metal mounting bracket. installation preparation Use the supplied template to outline the mounting hole. Cut the mounting hole and remove any debris from the area. Take the neces

promises to the original purchaser, to replace this product should it prove to be defective in workmanship or material under normal use, for a period of five years from the date of purchase from the dealer as indicated by the date code marking of the product PROVIDED the product was sold by an authorized Directed dealer. During this five year period, there will be no charge for this replacement PROVIDED the unit is returned to Directed, shipping pre-paid. This warranty is nontransferable and doe

Please read the following instructions carefully. Following these instructions will ensure that your system will deliver the best possible performance. cautions To reduce risk of injury because of an accident, be careful when working on a ladder or other high places. about this manual In-ceiling speakers can be used with many different receivers/televisions or amplifiers. They are designed to be powered by an amplifier with a minimum of 20 watts of power. features tweeter The C series in-ceiling

This facing is a moisture barrier. Use duct tape or wide vinyl tape to seal any cuts. Keep debris and loose material away from the installation location. Do not allow debris to get in the openings of the woofer basket. Debris and loose material can cause buzzing or rattling, and can damage the woofer cone. Install plastic or fiberglass screening above the speaker to keep debris away. Handle the speaker carefully. Do not let anything touch the speaker cone or dome. Do not clean the speaker with p

This will also prevent you from "losing" the wire in the ceiling. Before attaching the wire(s), make sure the speaker wire(s) runs through, not around, the metal mounting bracket. installation preparation Use the supplied template to outline the mounting hole. Cut the mounting hole and remove any debris from the area. Take the necessary steps to keep debris from falling into the back of the speaker. Route the wire(s) from the amplifier to the speaker installation location. Connect the speaker wi