Micca M-CS Installation Manual

Micca M-CS
Dual 5.25" 2-Way In-Wall Speaker
Thank you for purchasing the Micca M-CS In-
Wall Speaker! This product has been
designed for optimal audio reproduction
performance in a variety of home
entertainment configurations, with accuracy,
clarity, and impact that discerning
audiophiles listen for.
Please take the time to become familiar with
the M-CS and the proper installation
procedures as detailed in this manual.
Installation Tools
A proper installation ensures optimal
performance from the M-CS. The following
installation tools will be needed:
1. Drywall saw
2. Screwdriver, Phillips head
3. Masking Tape – 1.8 to 2.0 inch
4. Pencil
5. Bubble or laser level
6. Tape measure
7. Stud Finder

Mounting Location

When choosing where to mount for the M-CS
speakers, be sure that there are no electrical
wires, ducts, plumbing, gas pipes, or any other
services running through the location. The M-CS
can be mounted in any orientation in order to
provide proper coverage at the listener's position.
While it is most often mounted in wall, it can also
be mounted in ceiling. Keep the following in
mind while deciding where to mount the M-CS:
Orientation – The M-CS should be mounted
horizontally as a center channel speaker, or
vertically as front or surround speakers.
Separation – When used as front or surround
speakers, the distance between a pair of M-CS
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should be shorter than the distance from the
speakers to the listener.
Height – Front speaker position should have the
center of the M-CS at ear level of the listener
when seated. Center speaker position can be
above or below the TV/Display, whichever is
closer to seated ear level. Surround locations
should be just above seated ear level. If the
surround location is very close to the listener,
the mounting height can be up to 3 feet above
seated ear level to compensate.
Tweeter Aiming – The tweeter should be aimed
towards the listener for all mounting locations.
Mounting Preparation
The M-CS requires a cutout size as listed in the
specifications section. An additional ¾" is
required in all directions behind the wall for
attachment. Modern home construction typically
utilize wall studs spaced on 16" centers,
providing approximately 14 ⅜" between studs.
Use a stud finder to locate studs in the wall,
including horizontal braces that may interfere
with the mounting height.
Use the supplied template and a pencil to mark
the position where the cutout will be made. Use
a bubble or laser level to help ensure that the
template is straight. Cut a small square hole in
the marked location to double-check that there
are no obstructions behind the wall.
Using a drywall saw, make the mounting cutout
according to the template outline. Be sure to cut
through the drywall at a 90 degree angle. Trim
any jagged or loose pieces of drywall. Cover the
cut edges of the drywall with strips of masking
tape, folding over the edges on both the front
and back sides of the drywall (See Figure 1).
Figure 1