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Mount the Bracket to the Wall
Decide where to mount bracket.
IMPORTANT: See "Ceiling Clearance" on page 6.
Determine what mounting holes in the bracket will be used.
Mark the holes on the wall or ceiling using bracket as a template.
Drill the holes using the appropriate drill bit size to accommodate the mounting hardware that you plan to use (ie,
1
to clear the toggle bolts for hollow surfaces or small enough to allow self-tapping screws in a solid surface).
-inch diameter
⁄
2
Mount the bracket flat or into a corner as shown below. We recommend the use of four fasteners wherever possible.
Consult a knowledgeable installer regarding the proper hardware to use on your wall.
Strip the speaker wires ends, and feed the speaker wire through the appropriate bracket opening.
Connect the wire to the speaker's terminals, taking care to maintain speaker polarity. (See "How to Connect Your
Speakers" and "Basic Hookup" on page 3). Both the Boston Bravo and its bracket are symmetrical, so the speaker
can be mounted with either its woofer or tweeter on top. In general, bass performance will be enhanced with the
woofer as close to as many room surfaces as possible.
feed wire
through top
or bottom
opening
use up to
16 AWG
speaker wire
Flat Mount Example
Corner Fillers
If the Boston Bravo is being mounted in a corner, then one or both of the supplied
corner fillers may be inserted into the slots on the back of the speaker. These
accessories will enhance the appearance of the installation by making it appear that
the back of Boston Bravo extends into the corner.
NOTE: Up to 16-gauge speaker wire will fit between the fillers and the corner.
Corner Mount Example
corner filler (2)
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