Sanus Systems Sanus Ultimate Foundations UF34 Instruction Manual

the next section. To utilize the steel speaker
studs, simply thread them into the holes in the
corners of the top plates until the end protrudes
1/8 inch through the bottom. Place your speaker
on the steel speaker studs.(Photo 5) Insert the
small allen key into the bottom of each steel
speaker stud and adjust them until the speaker
is level and does not rock back and forth. Lock
in place with a machine nut. Use of the steel
speaker studs is optional.* The Rubber Pads are
provided as an alternative and may be placed in the corners of the top plates.
Simply twist the pads into the holes in the corners of each top plate.
6] A number of manfacturers are providing threaded inserts on the bottom
of their speakers for the new Foundation Mount™ system. The Foundation
Mount™ system allows you to bolt your speaker to the top plate using the
speaker bolts and the remaining allen key provided. This system provides
significant safety benefits when used in earthquake areas or around pets and
children. It also offers maximum resonance damping characteristics. The
rubber pads should be sandwiched between the top plate and the speaker to
provide superior damping and prevent damage to the speaker. Do not use the
steel speaker studs when bolt mounting.
*NOTE: The ends of the spiked feet and steel speaker studs are very sharp
and may scratch floors or furniture. All sharp objects can be hazardous to
children. For this reason rubber pads are provided as an option. The decision
to use spiked feet and/or speaker studs is yours; Sanus Systems will not be
liable for damage or injury.
Every effort has been made to ensure that your stands are per-
fect. If you have any questions or feel that there is a problem of
any kind, please contact SanusCustomer Support. We can assist
with questions or damaged/missing parts.
Customer Support (800) 359-5520 or www.sanus.com
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