STEP 1
Using a stud finder (available at low cost at most hardware stores) or other accurate method, locate center point between two studs and mark. Using template provided, trace hole pattern on surface of wall.
STEP 2
Using a sabre saw, keyhole saw or very sharp utility knife, cut hole in wall, following traced pattern.
STEP 3
Run loudspeaker wires to sound source location. There are several methods you can use to accomplish wiring, depending on the construction characteristics of the room or house. You can add a professional touch to your installation by using a speaker terminal plate at the source location. Leave sufficient amount of wire at speaker location (8 to 10 inches) to complete connection.
STEP 4
Attach loudspeakers wires to speaker terminals, observing correct polarity (positive to positive and negative to negative). Insert the speaker into the mounting hole. Be careful not to pinch the loudspeaker wires in the process. using the integral bubble levels located on the baffle, align the speaker’s frame either horizontally or vertically. Once you are satisfied with the speaker’s location, tighten the eight mounting wings located near each corner of the frame using a phillips screwdriver. The mounting wings are designed to swing into position when you start tightening. Note: the phillips head screws are for tightening the mounting wings. The torx head screws are for the enclosure which should not be tightened or loosened.
STEP 5
After speaker panel is secured tightly, test for sound.
STEP 6
When you are satisfied the speaker is operational, “aim” the tweeter, and affix grill. As grill is designed for a snug fit, you’ll need to position one edge into the slot first, and press or squeeze around perimeter of thegrill, while pushing the leading edge into the grill slot.
