TIC GS10 Speaker User Manual


 
Before you begin
the
installation of your new TIC outdoor product,
please
carefully select the locations of your new TIC products.
In general;
1.
Select a reasonably level surface
for the installation of your new TIC
outdoor speakers. For surface speakers this will prevent movement or
excessive vibration during use. This will also ensure more uniform
sound dispersion.
2.
Ensure your new TIC outdoor speaker cables or power source if
req
uired, can easily reach your new speakers. Some people even pre
-
lay string as a guide ensuring that there are no obstructions or
difficulties such as concrete paths or architectural feature impediments.
While most if not all TIC outdoor speakers use and recommend burying
the cable lightly 4
-
6 inches, if the cable is surface mounted you must
make sure the cable is placed where it cannot be tripped over, pulled,
abraded or crushed.
3.
Do not place your TIC outdoor speakers in a depre
ssion or area where
water poo
ls or in the direct path of sprinklers.
4.
Wherever possible avoid long term exposure of your new TIC outdoor
speakers to chlorinated solvents, acids such as those often contained
in fertilizers and other solvents which have the potential to eventually
wear t
he components prematurely.
5.
When installing either burial cable or TIC’s in
-
ground outdoor speakers
please be very aware of any submerged plumbing, piping such as
sprinklers or irrigation and wiring already in existence.
A note on Speaker Cable;
TIC
recommends the use of our SPC
30, 50 or 100’ double insulated high
quality speaker cable, however just about any reasonable speaker cable may
be used including existing runs that may be in place. For standard
8
installations of 10
25ft.
,
just about any 16/18 gauge 2 core cables can usually
be used although we would prefer a double insulated or burial spec cable be
used. For longer runs of 25
100ft. 10/14 gauge cable can be used however
resistance down the
line will become a contributing factor.
Please visit TIC Corporations website at
www.ticcorp.com
and review the
Audio Installation Basics articles under Technical Resources for more in depth
exterior audio and
c
able guidelines.