Owner's Manual

3. Attach the bracket assembly to the mounting surface with chosen fasteners.
4. Attach the speaker to the mounted bracket assembly with 2 plastic knobs
(c, Figure 1).
III. AIMING THE SPEAKERS
The speaker can be tilted up or down by loosening 2 set screws (g, Figure 1) located on
one side of the wall plate (e, Figure 1) and sliding the speaker on the curved aluminium
bracket to the desired position and tightening the set screws.
The speaker can be turned to the left or to the right side by loosening first both plastic
knobs (c, Figure 1) and then tightening them again after the desired position is achieved.
IV. WEATHER RESISTANCE
Materials used in building PSB Indoor/Outdoor speakers have been selected for their
durability, while providing excellent sonic performance in most indoor and outdoor
applications.
Outdoors, preference should be given to locations that provide some protection from
weather, and these are usually also better sonically.
Exposure of the speakers to high humidity is not a problem, although during extreme
weather conditions the port should be closed with the supplied port plug (b, Figure 1) to
prevent water entering the speakers.
To access the port, the grille (a, Figure 1) needs to be removed with a paper clip by gently
pulling along the grille's edge starting at the groove in the middle of the baffle. With the
port covers installed the bass output from the speakers will slightly decrease, which can
be compensated by a corner location.
For outdoor applications, we recommend covering the terminals with the supplied rubber
cover (h, Figure 2).
V. CONNECTING THE SPEAKERS
Connect each speaker with a standard two-wire cable to the signal source either directly
or through a local volume control. The speakers must be wired appropriately for the
intended control. The impedance loads of the speakers must be balanced with the
capabilities of the amplifier. In some mono-only systems, a single wire may be connect-
ing speakers in series, entering from one speaker to another-beginning and ending at
the amplifier. Wire size should increase with longer runs-usually 16AWG (1.3mm dia)
stranded copper wire is minimal, with 12 AWG (2.0mm dia) being better for longer runs.
The ends of each wire need to be separated, stripped, twisted and inserted into cor-
rect terminal post. Polarity needs to be maintained to ensure in-phase connection for
maximum bass and clarity. Out-of-phase connection will result in frequency cancellations
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