AudioSource AudioSource In-Ceiling Speaker System Speaker User Manual


 
Congratulations on your purchase of the
AudioSource AC6CD In-Ceiling Speaker System.
This product is designed to reproduce both chan-
nels of the audio portion of your home entertain-
ment environment as a mono signal with accuracy
and detail that will satisfy the most discriminating
listener.
Please read this Installation Manual to ensure the
proper installation and performance of your AC6CD
speaker.
Preparing for your Installation
Gather the necessary tools for your installation.
You will need the following tools:
1) A Keyhole or Drywall Saw
2) A Phillips Screwdriver
3) Masking Tape
4) A Pencil
5) A Bubble or Laser Level
6) A Tape Measure
7) A Stud Finder (recommended)
8) Your AC6CD speaker
Placement
Plan your speaker placement carefully. Make certain
that electrical, plumbing and any other services will not
interfere within the ceiling where you plan to place your
speakers. The AC6CD speaker can be mounted in the
walls or in the ceiling, but are typically used in ceilings.
The speaker should be located so that it provides even
coverage at your listening position. Caution should be
taken not to place the speaker less than 1 foot from a
bounding surface, such as a wall or corner to prevent
uneven reflections of the audio signal. (See Fig. 1)
AC6CD
In most modern buildings the ceiling joists are positioned
on 16” centers, providing a space between the joists of
approximately 143/8”. The AC6CD speaker requires a
mounting hole 7“ in diameter. Additionally, you should
allow an extra 3/4” clearance in all directions behind the
ceiling surface to allow room for the doglegs that retain
the frame to the ceiling surface to swing into position.
Use a stud finder to locate the joists behind the ceiling
surface. Also, you should now check for obstructions like
cross bracing in front of and behind the desired speaker
location.
AC6CD
Speakers
6.5” 2-Way In-Ceiling Dual Mono Speaker
16’
20’
11.5’
Figure 1
Existing Construction
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