Polk Mono ATRIUM SAT300 Manual page 3

INVENTORY LIST
Important Note: If anything is missing or
damaged, or if your speaker fails to operate,
notify Polk Audio Customer Support
Services immediately at 800-377-7655.
Atrium SAT300 Satellite Carton Contents
(1) Atrium SAT300 satellite speaker
(1) Ground stake
(1) Security plate
(1) Pendant cap
(1) Rubber bumper
(1) Eyebolt
(2) Faston connectors
(1) Registration Card
(1) Mounting template
(1) #10 pan head screw
(2) #6 pan head screws
(1) Lock washer
(2) Wire nuts
(1) Atrium SAT300/SUB100 Owner's Manual
Polk Audio Customer Service 800-377-7655 (Outside USA & Canada: +1 410-358-3600)
Atrium SUB100 Subwoofer Carton Contents
(1) Atrium SUB100 Subwoofer
(1) Weatherproof aluminum grille
(1) Junction box
(4) Wire nuts
(1) Owner's Manual
ATRIUM SAT300
PAINTING THE SAT300 LOUDSPEAKER
While the Atrium SAT300 has a color-
impregnated finish that enables it to blend
in with your landscaping and outdoor
furnishings, the cabinet is paintable. Should
you choose to paint your speakers, follow
these instructions:
Before you begin, you will need:
• A spray can of primer paint (Krylon
Sandable Spray Primer #1318).
• A spray can of the outdoor paint of
your choice.
• A paperclip or thin blade (for removing
the paintable grille).
• Masking tape.
• Paint mask (not included) to cover
un-paintable parts.
PREPARING TO PAINT
1. Separate the parts of the speaker:
Remove the knob, clamp and bracket.
Remove the grille by carefully hooking it
with a bent paper clip or thin blade and
prying it gently away from the cabinet.
2. Carefully mask off the following:
• Driver
• Tweeter
• Terminals
• Threaded Insert
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PAINTING THE CABINET, CLAMP, BRACKET
KNOB AND BRACKET
1. Apply two thin coats of primer to the
cabinet, clamp, knob and bracket.
2. When the primer is completely dry, apply
the finish color. Multiple coats may be
required for a consistent look.
3. When the paint is completely dry, remove
the masking material.
4. Try to keep all handling of freshly painted
parts to a minimum.
PAINTING THE GRILLE
Note: Make sure the grille is removed and
remove the logo badge before painting.
1. Paint the Atrium SAT300 grille using a primer.
2. Using spray paint, spray two thin coats of
finish color. If you're using a compressor
and spray gun, use the finest, most diffuse
setting. Be careful not to fill the holes in the
grille with paint.
3. Paint the logo badge.
4. Replace the logo badge once the paint is
completely dry on the badge and the grille.
5. Carefully fit the grille into its recess so that
it is just resting on the cabinet. Go around
the speaker and push the grille into the
grille notch a little bit at a time. Be gentle;
the grille may be easily bent out of shape
by rough handling.
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