14 Adjust the angle of the tweeter.
Gently press the edge of the tweeter flange to adjust the angle of the tweeter as desired. Be careful not to touch the diaphragm while doing this.
Make sure not to touch the diaphragm as it can be easily damaged.
15Adjust the setting of the treble control as necessary.
•The standard setting is 0.
•The treble switch located in the front of the speaker has two positions to choose from, +/0.
16Attach the butyl rubber tapes on the inside of the grille.
Attach the eight butyl rubber tapes to each grille, lining up the butyl rubber tapes to the marks on the inside of the grille.
Then peel off the protective paper.
17 Attach the grille to the speaker.
The grille is designed with a specific mounting orientation. Gently push the grille onto the speaker, lining up the one section of the edge of the grille to the groove in the speaker. Then line up the entire grille to the groove in the speaker and attach the grille by pressing in all around the edge.
Orientate the grille so that the notch is positioned adjacent to the Pioneer logo.
Make sure to press on the edges. Pressing on the middle of the grille will cause it to be deformed.
•Once you have pushed it in, make sure you press it firmly against the speaker so that the grille doesn’t fall off and cause an accident.
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•To remove the grille, use the supplied tool to hook into the holes located near the edges and pull the grille out. When doing this, make sure to pull the edges out evenly. Forcing the grille out from one edge alone will cause the grille to be deformed.
Connections
Connecting to an amplifier
Make sure you have read the connection instructions in the manual supplied with the amplifier and that all equipment is turned off before making any connections.
•When using a set of speakers connected to an amplifier, you won’t be able to obtain the correct stereo effect if the polarity (+,
Additional Information
Cleaning the speaker
Use a dust brush to wipe off dust and dirt.
Never use furniture wax, cleaners, thinners, benzine, insecticide sprays or other chemicals on or near the speakers, since these will corrode the surfaces.
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