Bose 131 - page 8

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Hold the speaker enclosure up to the

hole from behind the bulkhead and find

the best position for the extended

portion of the enclosure. Be sure the

enclosure is hidden behind the bulkhead.

If the enclosure does not fit, use the file

or rasp to enlarge the hole.

Use a half-round file or wood rasp to

smooth out any roughness in the hole

you have cut.

Using the sabre saw, cut the hole for the

speaker, carefully following the line. Take

your time; you want a smooth-edged

circular hole.

Installing Your Speakers From The Rear Of The Bulkhead

Place the mounting flange so that it

interlocks with the enclosure and is flush

with the mounting surface.

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Contents

Main Safety, Warranty , and T echnical Information Please read this owners guide Warranty period Technical information Features Speaker driver complement DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 23 January 1997 Bose Corporation, The Mountain, Framingham, MA 01701-9168 USA Where to find Tools required CAUTION: Unpack the carton marine speakers are not intended to be installed in automobiles. The 131 Select the locations for your speakers A Test the speakers Mounting the speakers Be sure to mount your 131 The cutting and drilling template Installing Your Speakers Installation from the rear of the bulkhead Page Installing Your Speakers From The Rear Of The Bulkhead Be sure the enclosure is not in place behind the bulkhead while drilling. Acoustic performance is reduced if the hole is larger than inch (.32 cm) in diameter. Page Installation from the front of the bulkhead Page Twisting the ends of the wires together is not necessary. Acoustic performance is reduced if the hole is larger than inch (.32 cm). Page Page Problem What to do Maintaining Your Speakers Cleaning the speakers Troubleshooting