User manual SANUS NATURAL FOUNDATIONS SPEAKER STANDS-NF18 NF24 NF30 NF36

[. . . ] The job of the speaker stand is to raise the loudspeaker to ear height. When this is done correctly, most aspects of the listening experience benefit. bass is tighter , mids and highs are clearer , and imaging detail improves. [. . . ] Damaged or missing parts can be quickly obtained by contacting Sanus Customer Service at (800) 359-5520 or www. 2] Group each top plate and base with a pillar. 25" base screws, align countersunk holes in the base plate with corresponding holes in either end of each pillar. Tighten screws with a large tipped Phillips screw driver. A little hand soap on the threads may make the screws easier to turn. 25" top plate screws, align countersunk holes in the top plate with corresponding holes in each pillar and tighten. Make sure that each screw is following the pilot hole. To avoid stripping the screw holes, do not use a power screwdriver for final tightening. To use the brass studs, simply push them into the holes in the corner of the top plate. Since brass studs can scratch the bottom of your speaker cabinet, the neoprene speaker pads are provided as an alternative. Neoprene speaker pads are self-adhesive and should be placed over the holes in the corner of the top plate. 5] A choice of steel adjustable spiked feet and plastic feet are included to provide stability and to reduce resonance. * The spiked feet are preferable for performance and stability on carpeted surfaces. Thread a nut on to the end of each spike, and thread the spikes into the holes in the base of the stand. Lock the spikes by tightening the nut against the base. The plastic feet may be attached to the base with the 5/8" pan head bolts. [. . . ] All sharp and small objects can be hazardous to children. For this reason rubber pads and plastic feet are provided as an option. The decision to use steel spiked feet and speaker studs is yours; Sanus Systems is not liable for damage or injury. [. . . ]