Denovo Audio 300-7016 Manual

18" subwoofer starter kit

18" Subwoofer Starter Kit

Thank you for purchasing the 18" Subwoofer Starter kit. The included parts in this kit were

precision cut using CNC machinery for the best possible fit and finish. With a little time and

patience, your finished product will provide years of low frequency bliss. Please follow the

following instructions for the best possible results.

3/4" Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF)

Wood clamps (you can never have too many of these)

Sanding block and/or electric finishing sander

Binding post/terminal cup

First, empty the contents of the package, inspect the parts to ensure everything has been included

and is in good condition. Before gluing anything, do a dry fit of the included parts to familiarize

yourself with the parts and their assembly. This will also give you a chance to ensure that all

pieces have been cut properly. If any parts are missing or damaged please contact our customer

service department at 1-800-338-0531.

1) Set the enclosure parts out on a flat level surface and ensure that all pieces are free of dust

and debris.

2) Glue all mating surfaces of the brace components and assemble as shown. Apply enough

pressure to ensure glue is spread through each joint (some glue squeeze-out can be

expected).

Suggested tools and consumables:

Circular saw/Table Saw

Wood glue/Polyurethane glue

Rag or paper towels

Speaker or hook-up wire

Table of Contents

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Page 1 18" Subwoofer Starter Kit Thank you for purchasing the 18" Subwoofer Starter kit. The included parts in this kit were precision cut using CNC machinery for the best possible fit and finish. With a little time and patience, your finished product will provide years of low frequency bliss. Please follow the following instructions for the best possible results.
Page 2 3) Glue all mating surfaces of the brace assembly and primary baffle then assemble as shown. Make sure that the brace assembly is centered on the primary baffle. Apply enough pressure to ensure glue is spread through each joint (some glue squeeze-out can be expected).
Page 3 5) This completes the assembly of the included components. The sides and the back of the enclosure need to be cut to the following dimensions using 3/4" thick material (MDF is recommended) before continuing to the next step: Sides: 4 pieces at 20" by 20" Back: 1 piece at 20"...
Page 4 6) Glue all mating surfaces of two opposite side pieces and the baffle/brace assembly then assemble as shown. Make sure that the sides are centered on the baffle/brace assembly. Apply enough pressure to ensure glue is spread through each joint (some glue squeeze- out can be expected).
Page 5 8) Finally, glue all mating surfaces of back panel and the rest of the enclosure then assemble as shown. Make sure that the back panel is centered on the enclosure. Apply enough pressure to ensure glue is spread through each joint (some glue squeeze-out can be expected).

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