Niles Audio HD5, HD8.3, HD6 manual Installation Brackets, Frames Grilles Existing Walls

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Installation of Brackets, Frames and Grilles in Existing Walls

Installation of

Brackets, Frames

and Grilles in

Existing Walls

IMPORTANT: Before you cut into any wall, review the sections on running wire and speaker placement.

1. Drill a 1/8” pilot hole just barely through the wallboard or dry wall (1/2” to 5/8” deep in most homes) about an inch below the center of your proposed speak- er location (an inch to the side if you are mounting the speaker horizontally). BE VERY CAREFUL NOT TO DRILL THROUGH EXISTING WIRES, PIPES, OR STRUCTURE. IF YOU FEEL ANY EXTRA RESISTANCE AS YOU ARE DRILLING, STOP. Cut a piece of coat hanger equal to the width of the bracket. Bend the wire in half creating a right angle. Poke the “L- shaped” wire into the pilot hole and turn it

Figure 12

Figure 11

in a complete circle. If it turns freely, repeat the procedure from a hole about an inch above the center of your proposed speaker location (See Figure 11).

If the wires movement is obstructed by a pipe or cable, fill the hole (s) with spackle or other patching compound and try another location.

2.When determining the final location of the cutout keep in mind that the frame and bracket will extend beyond the cutout. Make sure that you do not place the edge of the cutout directly next to a stud. Locate the studs using a stud sensor or hand-knocking. Once you have deter- mined the correct position for the cutout, hold the supplied template up to the wall surface. Level the template in either the horizontal or the vertical position and mark the wall with a pencil. Drill the four

corners with a 1/4” drill bit.

3. If you are cutting a painted or wall papered drywall use a sheetrock or keyhole saw. Cut the hole with the saw at a 45 degree angle. That way, the drywall section can be replaced cleanly if there is an

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Contents D E L S Table of Contents Snap-in Baffle Assembly IntroductionTeteron Tri-laminate Tweeter Antiresonant Wave BracingEasy Retrofit Installation in your Existing Home No-Strip Speaker TerminalBumpBack Woofer Magnet Moisture Resistant ConstructionRecommended Amplifier Power Installation ConsiderationsIncorporating a Local Volume Control Incorporating a Remote Control Speaker WireInsulating the Wall Cavity Speaker Placement Placement for Critical ListeningPlacement for Home Theater Rear Applications Placement for Varying Listening PositionsBoundary Effect Speaker Placement Running the Speaker Wire in New ConstructionConcealing Speaker Wire Existing WallsLocation Building codes, some municipalities Construction Installation Brackets, FramesStage Two Before Paint Page Installation Brackets, Frames Grilles Existing Walls Page Installing the Speaker Frame See FigureSpeaker Phase Adjusting the Bass and Treble ControlsAdjusting the Tweeter Installing the GrilleListening at Higher Volumes CleaningOperation Removing The SpeakerSpecifications Model HD5 Model HD6Model HD8 Model HD8.3 Page Niles Audio Corporation R R a N T Y R E G I ST R AT I O N C a R D Limited Warranty Niles Audio CorporationNiles Audio Corporation
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HD8, HD5, HD6, HD8.3 specifications

Niles Audio, a reputable name in the world of custom audio systems, offers an impressive lineup of speakers designed to deliver exceptional sound quality for both residential and commercial applications. Among their standout models, the HD8.3, HD6, HD5, and HD8 offer unique features and technologies that cater to different listening environments.

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The HD6 is a versatile option that excels in both performance and aesthetics. With a 6.5-inch woofer, a 4-inch midrange, and a 1-inch tweeter, the HD6 provides a balanced sound profile that works well in mid-sized spaces. One of its standout features is Niles’ proprietary Bass Reflex technology, which enhances low-frequency response without compromising overall clarity.

For those seeking a compact solution without sacrificing performance, the HD5 is an excellent choice. This model is equipped with a 5.25-inch woofer and a 1-inch tweeter, offering a surprisingly rich sound for its size. It is perfect for smaller rooms or areas where space is at a premium, yet still delivers robust audio that can fill a room.

Lastly, the HD8 combines advanced technology with superior craftsmanship. It features an 8-inch driver that provides potent bass while maintaining overall sonic balance. The HD8 is specifically designed for those who demand high fidelity in larger spaces and appreciate the depth of sound that it can provide. Like its counterparts, it also utilizes the same installation-friendly design, making it an ideal choice for custom home theaters.

All four models utilize Niles' high-quality materials and engineering techniques, ensuring durability and longevity. Each speaker is engineered to minimize distortion and deliver clear, true-to-life sound regardless of volume level. With their innovative designs and advanced audio technologies, the Niles Audio HD series continues to set a high standard for audio performance in custom installations. Whether you choose the HD8.3, HD6, HD5, or HD8, you can expect a premium listening experience that brings music and movies to life.
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