SYSTEM SETUP GUIDE
Decide which orientation of the subwoofer suits your layout (see diagrams).
TS300 and TS500 subwoofers are unique in that they can be used in various orientations depending on available space and desired visual effect. There are 3 choices of orientation: Low Profile, Portrait, or Landscape.
Low Profile orientation:
Locate 4 spikes, 4 lock rings,
4 spike extenders and 4 floor protectors in the accessory pack.
Assemble 4 spikes/lock rings/extenders according to the diagram and screw them into the threaded holes on the bottom face of the cabinet as shown.
Place the subwoofer with the spikes facing downwards to contact the floor or pierce the carpet.
Landscape or Portrait Profile orientation:
Locate 4 spikes, 4 lock rings and
4 floor protectors in the accessory pack.
Assemble 4 spikes/lock rings and screw them into the set of threaded holes on the correct face of the cabinet as shown in the diagram, choosing between landscape or portrait orientation as required.
Place the subwoofer with the spikes facing downwards to contact the floor or pierce the carpet.
The spikes are designed to pierce carpet and underlay without damage, to make contact with a structural floor surface underneath - for polished wood floors invert the spike and fit the rubber floor protectors to the rounded end of the spike.
In all cases of orientation you must adjust the height of the spikes to prevent the subwoofer from rocking. It must be solidly connected to the floor through the spikes.
When all is well, finally tighten the locking nuts.
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