Vertical position
In this position, the subwoofer stands upright with its weight supported by the floor, with one foot bracket mounted at the bottom, and two rubber snap mounts at the top to prevent it tipping forward.
The vertical mounting procedure is as follows:
1.With the help of an assistant, gently hold the subwoofer vertically.
2. Secure the two rubber plugs to the topmost pair of holes, 2 and 3. Use the supplied screws with threaded holes in the top of the head.
3.Add a foot bracket to
the bottom hole 6.
4. Screw a conical striker into the threaded holes in the heads of the screws holding the plugs onto the subwoofer.
5.Move the subwoofer with its back to the wall, with the weight resting on the foot bracket on the floor. Make sure it is vertical. Do not let go of it, or it will tip over and may cause damage or injury.
6.Gently press the subwoofer back against the wall, just enough to leave two marks with the conical strikers. These marks are used as guides to fitting the corresponding rubber cups to the wall.
7.Move the subwoofer to one side, and remove the two conical strik- ers. They are no longer needed, but keep them in a safe place.
8.Drill two holes into the drywall at the marks, and gently tap in the two drywall anchors until they are flush.
(Do not use anchors if the holes fall on a stud location.)
9. Secure the two rubber cups to the
drywall anchors using the supplied
screws. (Or use the
supplied lag bolts if the holes fall on a stud location)
10.Connect your speaker wire to the subwoofer terminals.
11.Move the subwoofer back to this position, up against the wall, and press it backwards until each rub- ber plug on the subwoofer fits into a rubber cup on the wall.
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12.Check that the subwoofer is standing vertical, parallel to the wall, i.e. not tipped out or in from the wall, and check that the plugs are securely pressed into the wall mounted cups.
Do not allow children or anyone to pull on the subwoofer, as it may pop out and tip over.
Note: If you have masonry walls then contact your local hardware store for suitable hardware to hold the rubber cups securely onto the wall.
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