Congratulations on your purchase of the THIEL PowerPoint® 1.2
We have used very high quality components and taken great care in the PowerPoint 1.2’s construction. Properly set up and used with good associated equipment, the PowerPoint 1.2 will provide you with a great deal of sonic enjoyment for many years.
Jim Thiel, Product Designer, THIEL Audio
SPEAKER PLACEMENT
The PowerPoint 1.2 can be placed in a wide variety of locations throughout the room on ceilings and walls. The speaker’s wedge shaped cabinet and coaxial driver mounting allow the PowerPoint 1.2 to optimize the coverage area for a variety of speaker placements and listener positions.
To achieve the best sonic results, the cabinet should be oriented so that the drivers are facing toward the center of the room. For example: When used as a front right and left, rear right and left, or center channel speaker, the PowerPoint 1.2 can be mounted on the ceiling with all of the speakers radiating toward the center of the room.
SURFACE MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS
It is important that the PowerPoint 1.2 be mounted securely to prevent unwanted vibration. The PowerPoint 1.2 is secured to its mounting surface with two screws, one located along the rear edge of the cabinet, and one in the front located under the THIEL logo. The logo is attached with removable adhesive and is removed by pushing it from the speaker by inserting a small phillips screwdriver, or something similar, through the cabinet’s mounting hole. A mounting template is included with
the speaker to assist in accurately positioning the mounting holes in the wall or other mounting surface.
Tape the template to the mounting surface in the desired position. Drill the two holes in the positions marked on the template with a 1⁄16" drill bit to a depth of 2 inches. Any holes in which a wall stud is encountered (where material is continued to be drilled beyond a depth of approximately 1⁄2") should be left
Connect the speaker wires to the speaker, position the speaker in place and drive the two screws through the cabinet’s holes and into the wall, using the appropriate type of screw for each hole (either a wood screw or a molly bolt). Replace the logo by pressing it into the recess in the front of the speaker.