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Note: A stud-fi nding device may not detect pipes, wiring, or other obstructions located behind the drywall. 2. Use the inside portion of the speaker cutout template (included in packaging) to confi rm speaker placement. 3. Remove templates and drill or carefully punch a pilot hole in the wall. A bent piece of wire or a coat hanger may be use to probe the stud bay for obstructions. If you experience resistance of any kind–STOP! If any obstructions are detected, patch the pilot hole and try again in another location. Ceiling Pilot Hole Wire or Coat Hanger Figure 3.10 -Probe Stud Bay Before Cutting! Storm Series In-wall Speakers 4. Once it has been determined that the cavity is free from obstructions, position the cutout template and use a pencil to lightly trace the perimeter of the template. 5. Cut the opening using a keyhole saw, drywall router, or razor knife. Mounting Speakers in Wall (Pre-Construction or Retro-Fit) 1. Remove speaker grille and place speaker face down. 2. Locate the speaker wire and pull through the wall opening. 3. Connect the speaker wire. BE SURE TO OBSERVE CORRECT POLARITY! 4. Insert the speaker into the opening in the wall (or Rough-in Bracket opening) and care- fully tighten each of the six clamping screws, alternating diagonally between each screw position to ensure proper fit. 5. Aim the pivoting tweeter at the listening area. 7. Set the Treble or XOVER switch if applicable. See Setting Switches for details. 8. Replace the speaker grille. Figure 3.11 -Mounting Speakers In Wall © 2007 • All rights reserved. Storm Series In-wall Speakers Setting Switches A62W/A82W TREBLE Switch Once the speakers are wired, mounted, and positioned correctly, use the TREBLE switch (if applicable) to fine-tune the speakers based on local environmental variables such as hardwood floors, thick draperies, etc. Select the “+” position to increase Treble response or select the “-” position if no increase is desired. TREBLE TREBLE Figure 3.12 -TREBLE Switch A82SW XOVER SWITCH The Crossover switch adjusts the upper frequency limit of sound that emanates from the sub- woofer. This switch has three positions: 80Hz, 120Hz, and 180Hz. Correctly setting the XOVER level is paramount to a smooth transition between the main speakers and the subwoofer. Setting this switch too low causes a gap to occur in the audio that makes the main speakers seem disconnected from the bass, an audible separation of sound that does not seem natural. Setting the switch too high causes bass to be produced too strongly because of overlapping frequencies between the main speakers and subwwoofer. This causes a “muddy” sound and reduces the overall clarity of the audio. It is important to experiment with the XOVER switch upon initial setup to obtain the clearest, smoothest sound possible. Try all three settings, and leave the switch in the location it sounds best. See Figure 3-13. 8080120120180180XOVERXOVER Figure 3.13 -XOVER Switch ©2007 • All rights reserved. Storm Series In-w...
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