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Since Dynaudio speakers have unique physical dimensions, they may require some custom installation. Use the included templates to mark the intended mounting locations. Before cutting, check behind the area for any obstructions and make sure that there is enough depth for the speaker.
Also, verify that there is nothing to obstruct the front of the speaker's cone. Carefully cut out the mounting hole with a jigsaw or circular saw to the exact requirements of the template. Thoroughly remove any metal shavings, burrs or dust.
From the front, firmly mount the speaker to the baffle. Make sure that it is mounted flat and that there are no gaps around the sides. Depending upon your system design, electronics and desired frequency extension of the Dynaudio woofers, certain airspace may be required. Please consult your Authorized Dealer or Dynaudio for recommended enclosure volumes. Quality audio cables are recommended. Speaker cabling from the amp to the crossovers should be kept as short as possible and the lengths should be identical for both left and right channels. The crossovers should be mounted close to the speakers, with the shortest possible cable runs for the connections. Ensure that the cables cannot be pinched or cut in any way and that they are protected from extreme heat. To avoid any directional distortions or lack of bass reproduction, make sure that the speaker cables are connected to the correct positive and negative terminals throughout the system. It has been proven that imaging is primarily related to the midrange positioning and placement, while the tweeters add life, ambience and a sense of space to the sound stage. More important, in order for the sound to be totally correct, dynamic and transparent, it is recommended that the tweeter and woofer be mounted close to one another. When installed correctly, the transition from woofer to tweeter should be seamless and the sound should be coming from somewhere in the sound stage, not the speakers themselves. Proper installation is critical for achieving a well-balanced, coherent and wholly believable musical experience. |
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