JBL SP6CII, SP8CII, SP5II NEW Construction, Painting the Speaker Frame and Grille, Troubleshooting

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NEW CONSTRUCTION

You will need to purchase the correct rough-in frame kit for your model:

SPEAKER MODEL

ROUGH-IN FRAME KIT

SP5II

RIF5

SP6II

RIF6

SP6CII

RIF6C

SP6CSII

RIF6CS

SP8II

RIF8

SP8CII

RIF8C

Detailed installation instructions are supplied with the rough-in kit.

PAINTING THE SPEAKER FRAME AND GRILLE

SoundPoint Series loud- speakers can be painted to match any décor. If you wish to change their color, the satin finish on the grille and frame will function as a primer coat. Before painting, install the paint shield (inner section of template in the assembly kit) securely into the recess in the

baffle. This will protect the speaker components and baf- fle from paint residue. Use a high-quality spray paint, and apply a thin coat of color.

Be certain the grille perfora- tions remain free of paint. Filling them with paint will diminish the sound quality.

Note: Gently remove the acoustical foam blanket from the grille before painting. Reattach the blanket after the paint has dried.

TROUBLESHOOTING

IF THERE IS NO SOUND FROM ANY OF THE SPEAKERS:

Check that receiver/amplifier is on and a source is playing.

Check all wires and connec- tions between receiver/ampli- fier and speakers. Make sure all wires are connected. Make sure none of the speaker wires are frayed, cut, punctured or touching each other.

Review proper operation of your receiver/amplifier.

IF THERE IS NO

SOUND COMING FROM ONE SPEAKER:

Check the “Balance” control on your receiver/amplifier.

Check all wires and connec- tions between receiver/ampli- fier and speakers. Make sure all wires are connected. Make

sure none of the speaker wires are frayed, cut, punctured or touching each other.

IF THERE IS LOW (OR NO) BASS OUTPUT:

Make sure the connections to the left and right “Speaker Inputs” have the correct polar- ity (+ and –).

Consider adding a powered subwoofer to your system.

In Dolby Digital or DTS modes, make sure your receiver/ processor is correctly config- ured. When using a subwoofer, make sure the subwoofer output of the receiver/ proces- sor has been enabled. If no subwoofer is being used, make sure the left and right front and rear speakers have been configured as “LARGE.” See your receiver/processor’s

owner’s manual for futher information on correct speaker configuration in Dolby Digital, DTS and other surround sound modes.

IF THE SYSTEM PLAYS AT LOW VOLUMES BUT SHUTS OFF

AS VOLUME IS

INCREASED:

Check all wires and connec- tions between receiver/ampli- fier and speakers. Make sure all wires are connected. Make sure none of the speaker wires are frayed, cut , punctured or touching each other.

If more than one pair of main speakers is being used, check the minimum-impedance requirements of your receiver/amplifier.

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Contents OWNER’S Guide Thank YOU for Choosing JBL Speaker PlacementIncluded IN-CEILING Models SP6CII, SP6CSII, SP8CII Models SP5II, SP6II, SP8II AS Rear SpeakersModel SP6CSII Tools Needed InstallationSpeaker Connections Connection TipsExisting Construction Connect the speaker wires to the speakerCut the drywall Determine the correct speaker location Cut the drywall Review proper operation of your receiver/amplifier TroubleshootingNEW Construction Painting the Speaker Frame and GrillePRO Sound Comes Home SpecificationsDeclaration of Conformity Soundpoint Series

SP8II, SP6CII, SP8CII, SP5II specifications

JBL, a renowned name in professional audio equipment, has consistently set the standard for high-quality sound products. Among their impressive lineup are the SP5II, SP8CII, SP6CII, and SP8II speakers, each designed to deliver exceptional performance across various applications.

The JBL SP5II is part of the versatile SP Series, designed for both professional and home environments. This speaker features a 5.25-inch polypropylene woofer that provides powerful bass while maintaining clarity in vocals and instruments. Its high-frequency driver ensures that treble sounds are crisp and clear, making it ideal for small to medium-sized venues. The design focuses on efficiency, allowing the SP5II to deliver rich sound with minimal power, making it suitable for both passive and powered setups.

Next in line is the JBL SP8CII, a 2-way ceiling speaker that integrates seamlessly into architectural settings. Boasting an 8-inch woofer, the SP8CII produces deep and impactful bass while ensuring a wide coverage area, making it perfect for commercial spaces like restaurants, malls, and conference rooms. The built-in transformer allows for flexible power handling, accommodating various installation requirements. Its elegant design hides the speaker while ensuring high-quality sound is delivered to the audience.

The SP6CII is another ceiling speaker option that offers great performance with an emphasis on bass response. Featuring a 6.5-inch woofer and a 1-inch tweeter, this model is engineered for easy installation and optimal sound distribution. Its weather-resistant components make it suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications, providing durability alongside audio performance. The SP6CII finds a place in both residential and commercial settings, making it versatile for multiple uses.

Lastly, the JBL SP8II serves as a powerful option for those seeking high-quality audio in larger environments. Featuring an 8-inch woofer, this speaker is designed to handle a wide frequency range, producing deep bass and crisp high notes. This model is especially popular in theaters, concert halls, and large retail spaces, where sound clarity and coverage are essential. The robust build ensures reliability, while its aesthetic design complements various decors.

In summary, the JBL SP5II, SP8CII, SP6CII, and SP8II speakers showcase cutting-edge audio technology and exceptional sound performance. Each model caters to different environments and needs, reflecting JBL's commitment to quality and innovation in sound solutions. Their design, sound characteristics, and versatility make them suitable for both professional and home applications, ensuring that audiences experience sound as it was meant to be heard.