Features All RBH Sound in-ceiling speakers feature a swing out dog leg mounting system with pre-started screws for fast and easy installation. Most RBH Sound in-ceiling speakers feature directional swivel tweeters to direct the sound to the main listening area.
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Room Setup Suggestions With nearly endless placement options, careful consideration for placement of the in-ceiling speakers needs to be considered, as installation requires cutting a hole in your wall or ceiling! When using speakers in home theater applications follow the guidelines illustrated below.
Upon opening the speaker boxes you will notice that the screws are pre-started into the dog legs. The basic idea behind in-ceiling speakers is the speaker is held in place by sandwiching the speaker and the drywall. A frame around the speaker conceals the cutout in the drywall and presses against the front of the ceiling.
Speaker Installation (continued) NOTE: The frame will overlap the cutting edge by about a 1/2-inch which will mask any minor cutting inaccuracies. 5. Confirm the speaker easily fits into the hole, without any gaps. Connecting the Speaker: 6. Pull the speaker wire out of the hole and connect the speaker.
Speaker Accessories Back Cans Back Cans (BC’s) attach neatly and directly to the back of in-ceiling speakers to prevent sound from being transferred into adjacent floors or rooms. Back cans on in-ceiling speakers are needed to meet building code requirements in select areas.
Warranty Your RBH Sound in-ceiling speaker is covered by a limited warranty against defects in materials and workmanship for a period of 25 years. This warranty is provided by the authorized RBH Sound dealer where the speaker was purchased. Warranty repair will be performed only when your purchase receipt is presented as proof of ownership and date of purchase.
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