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Undo the lag bolts that hold the bases to the crate. Remove the bases one at a time and set them down where the woofer towers and wings will go. Verify that the positions are accurately aligned as it may be impossible to move them later.
Next, remove the woofer towers from their shipping crates. These are the largest of the wooden crates. Position the crate near where you have put the woofer tower bases. You do not want to move the woofer tower very far once it is out of the crate. Either woofer tower can be used on the left or the right, so just pick one.
First, remove the screws holding the top lid down and open the top of the crate. Remove the woofer grill cover and put aside safely.
You may be surprised to see that the woofer tower is not wrapped in anything. This is to allow safe handling of the tower. If there is anything covering the veneer, it may be difficult to pick up this immensely heavy tower. The covering may tear, causing you to drop the tower. The soft foam cushioning is sufficient to ensure that the veneer finish is not marked.
Next, remove the screws holding one side of the crate together. The woofer tower is then exposed and you can now lift the tower out the front of the opened crate. It may be easier if you dismantle all four sides of the crate if you do not have two immensely strong people capable of lifting the woofer tower by themselves. With the sides removed, four people can lift the tower out of the crate and onto its base.
Determine which side is the top, and which the bottom. The bottom of the woofer is covered with soft felt, and the top is covered with veneer. Pick up the woofer tower, place the bottom on the base and stand the tower up.
Set up the other woofer tower in the same way. You should flatten
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