User manual MK SOUND INWALLS

[. . . ] Hookup For each channel, run one pair of wires from the amplifier to each BE-65. Attach the wires to BE-65's "Normal Input" (the right hand pair of terminals on the BE-65). Make sure that you connect wires between the Red (+) terminal on the amplifier and the Red (+) terminal on the BE-65, and between the Black (-) terminal on the amplifier and the Black (-) terminal on the BE-65. Then run another pair of wires from the terminal strip at the top of the BE-65 circuit board up to that channel's SW-85 or SW-95's input terminals. [. . . ] BE-65 Model includes 4 foam pieces to be placed in the wall space around the speaker. For best performance, the BE-65 should be located as close to the floor and corner of the room as possible. In most situations, the cut-out should be 4 1/4" above the floor. Be careful when bending and handling the foam so that you do not rip it. Continue to insert the remaining foam strips into the wall opening until the foam frame is created. Mount the adhesive backed foam pad in the wall behind the woofer. 4. Tape speaker wire to the back wall so the end is within the opening as shown. Place the first section of the foam strip and insert the corner through the wall opening. speaker wire 7. Make sure that the frame is centered within the opening. Note: Do not put any other acoustic filler within the wall opening as it can interfere with speaker mounting. (4) Acoustic Frame Vanfill Apply sealant Apply sealant Cut out 10 3/4" Wall Stud 7 7/16" Foam Apply sealant 4 1/4" Floor Apply silicon based sealant to the foam frame joints. It is very important to form an airtight enclosure. (5) Mounting Your New Speaker in the Wall mounting arms elastic cord mounting screws (4 total) 9. Remove packing material and grille from speaker. Make sure that the mounting screws are flush with the front baffle as shown. Angle the speaker toward the wall and slip the bottom portion of the mounting arms into the wall opening. 11. Tip the unit vertically and pass the top edge of the mounting arms through the wall opening, allowing the unit to rest on the bottom mounting screws. Raise the unit and press it toward the wall until it rests on the metal flanges and is flush with the wall. Mounting continued 13. Make sure that the baffle is level by checking with a leveling device. 14. Tighten all mounting screws sequentially to light resistance. Continue to tighten screws to an even torque that will secure the baffle to the wall. 15. The grille can be painted with Latex paint to match the wall color if desired. Make sure that the paint is thin enough and applied carefully so that it does not clog the openings on the grille. 16. Make sure that the grille is securely mounted on magnets by tapping on it's surface. Remove the grille and reposition magnets if necessary. (7) Pre-Construction Installation ! IMPORTANT! [. . . ] If using a power screwdriver, make sure that it is on a low torque setting to avoid stripping. Push the screws in until they are flush with the front of the baffle. Pull bottom of speaker slightly forward until bottom screws rest on the drywall. ! IMPORTANT!- BE SURE THAT YOU SECURE THE LOOSE SPEAKER WIRES TO THE BRACKET OR THE STUD OR THEY WILL BE LOST IN THE WALL! ! 5. [. . . ]