Packing List | NHT 6.2 Ci specs

Grille

Acoustic Foam Inserts

the tweeter and the center of the bottom-most woofer. To get an idea how the speakers will look in the room, try taping the supplied cutout templates to the wall.

Keep in mind that room furnishings play an important role in absorbing and reflecting sound waves. Midrange and high frequencies in particular will be absorbed by soft furnishings such as sofas, carpets and curtains. A large number of these soft furnishings will dull the sound, while a "live" room with few furnishings will brighten the sound. You can adjust the sound of the speakers in your room by adding or removing soft wall hangings, curtains and furniture to achieve the sound

that you desire.
	Mounting
		Mounting	Bezel
		Mounting	Bezel	Baffle with
As the 6.2 Ci is not magnetically shielded, do not install	Bracket	Wing		Drivers
	Bracket	Wing		Drivers

it in a location where it will be within 12" of a television.


Unshielded magnets placed in close proximity to a
television screen can cause picture discoloration and
eventually damage the picture tube. When installing
three 6.2 Ci's for front channels in a home theater
system, you can position the L & R speakers farther apart
to create a wider soundstage. When installing a 6.2 Ci
as a center channel speaker, it should be installed at
least 12" directly above or below the location where the
television will be. Mounting the 6.2Ci in a horizontal ori-
entation for center channel use is possible, but is not rec-
ommended.

Packing List:

"6.2 Ci" pack includes:

(1)MDF Baffle with drivers

(8)4 x yymm panhead screws

(1)Bezel

(1) Metal grille

(10) 4 x XXmm flathead screws

(1) Mounting bracket

(4)Mounting wings, aluminum

(1)Cutout template

(2) 4" x 4" x 16" foam inserts (UL Flame Class 94 HF-1)

(2) 4" x 4" x 8" foam inserts (as above)

Tools Needed:

#2 Philips screwdriver Pencil

Tape measure

Utility knife or keyhole saw Level

Wire strippers Safety goggles Protective gloves

Note: The foam baffle material supplied with your 6.2 Ci loudspeaker is Underwriters Laboratories (UL) flame class 94 HF-1 rated. The foam material itself carries a UL file number E105037. However, the foam as an enclosure has no UL file number. It is the users/buyers/installer's responsibility to be aware of any state, city or local codes that may apply to this type of installation. Recoton expressly disclaims any and all responsi- bility for improperly installed systems or any claims arising out of such systems.

Tech Tips: Pre-Wiring for New Construction

1.For best results, avoid running speaker cable near electrical wire, as it may induce a 60Hz hum in the audio signal. It’s a good idea to run the speaker cable after the electrical wiring has already been completed, so that you can route the speaker

cable at least three feet away from the electrical wiring. If speaker cable and electrical wiring must run parallel, install the cable within a metal conduit. Note that low-voltage wiring (doorbell, intercom, telephone, security, etc.) are unlikely to induce hum and can typically be run parallel to speaker cable with no detrimental effects.

2.When drilling holes through wall studs or ceiling joists, use a drill bit that is at least as wide as the speaker cable that will be routed through them. Always drill through the center of the stud or joist. If the hole must be drilled within one inch of the edge of a wall stud, add a nail plate to the drywall side to protect the cable from possible nails and screws put in the wall later. Line up the holes in the studs or joists as you go, so that pulling the cable through them will be easier.