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Preparation
Fitting the Floor Stand and Spikes- 1030i and 1050i
Place a soft cloth or towel on the
floor. Invert the loudspeaker and
place it on the cloth.
The stand consists of a base and a
pillar. Attach the base to the pillar
with the five short screws. An Allen
key is provided so you can tighten
the screws properly.
Invert the stand and thread the four
long bolts through the base and
the pillar; line up the bolts with the
mounting holes in the bottom of
the speaker and tighten securely.
Make sure the recess in the stand
faces the rear of the loudspeaker.
Thread the spikes half way into the
base and return the loudspeaker to
the upright position. (If you have a
wood or stone floor push a spike
protector over each spike before
turning the speaker upright)
When the speaker is the right way
up, insert the Allen key into each
spike from the top and adjust all
the spikes in and out until the
loudspeaker is level and stable.
Spikes are sharp. Exercise care!
Never place a spiked loudspeaker where it can cause damage!
Always move your loudspeakers by lifting them - never drag them!
Sand Filling the 1030i
The lower chamber of the 1030i can be filled with sand to aid stability and
to dampen acoustic vibration. This is entirely at your option. No harm is
caused if you omit this procedure.
You will need:
5kg of dry sand - play sand
is ideal. Do not use
building sand.
A large, strong polythene
bag.
A dry pouring jug.
Remove the bung in the rear
panel. Push the bag into the
chamber with the mouth of
the bag protruding at least
100 mm. Carefully pour (or
spoon) the sand into the bag.
When all the sand is in the
bag tie the mouth securely
and push the bag into the
chamber. Replace the bung.
1010i, 1020i,1000Ci
E a c h l o u d s p e a k e r i s
provided with four adhesive feet. If you are not wall mounting the
speakers, peel the backing off each foot and press a foot into place at
each corner of the bottom panel 15 mm in from each edge.
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