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True to both Totem and Kin heritage, all models possess our characteristic phase linearity for
uncanny realism, a full range response for truly dynamic performance, and remarkably huge
dispersion that facilitates placement and fills the room. They can also intermix harmoniously
with any existing traditional, on-wall, or architectural Totem speaker for a variety of multi-
channel options. For example, if you are using Tribe On-Wall speakers for your front three
channels you can seamlessly blend Kin Architectural for your rear speakers.
Installing your Speakers
Once you have selected the location and determined that there is nothing hindering the
initial cutout you are ready to start installing the speakers.
1-Use the provided template to trace a circle in
pencil for the intended location.
2-Carefully cut out the speaker cavity with a drywall
saw or similar tool. Remove the cutaway and lightly
compress the insulation, if any, although the Unified
Framework Shield will protect the delicate speaker
components when the speaker is being inserted. The
reinforced cover protects the speaker from material
within walls and ceilings during the installation
process and reinforces the rigidity of the framework
to eliminate resonance.
3-Fish the speaker cable from the amplifier and out through the recently cut speaker cavity.
Allow yourself roughly
protrude to facilitate the installation. Strip about
(1cm) off the ends of the speaker wires and connect to the speaker terminals.
terminal on your
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- terminal on your speakers. Speaker
cables and terminals are often color-coded as well
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on the wire to help you make the correct connection.
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within the frame, and insert the speaker in the wall or ceiling.
Gradually tighten the Philips screws on the speaker frame to fix
the speaker in place.
The dog ears deploy smoothly and efficiently, are made of a
material even more durable than the baffle, and feature stainless
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