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Existing Construction "Old Work":

Before cutting a hole for the micro speaker, make certain there are no obstructions in the wall. A

stud / wire finder is a very useful tool in determining this.

1. After you have found a suitable location, use the plastic "old work" box as a template and lightly

trace on the wall the cutout opening (approximately 3-3/4" x 3-3/4"). Make sure the marked cutout

area is square with the wall so when the speaker is installed it will be straight up and down.

2. If the wall is made of drywall, simply cut the marked area with a utility knife. If the wall is made of

plaster, you will need to drill holes at the four corners of the marked cutout area and use a drywall

or keyhole type saw to remove the lapboard and plaster.

3. Run 18AWG, 2 conductor wire from each speaker location to the location of the audio system.

For easier speaker connections, be sure to leave extra wire at both ends. Drill a wire hole up from

the basement or crawl space area into the interior wall cavity directly below the speaker location.

If this is not possible you will need to feed the wire down from the attic. Then simply feed the wire

up though the hole and out the cutout opening in the wall.

4. Install the double gang box into the wall cutout as per the manufactures' instructions (see Fig.2).

Feed the wire through the opening at the back of the box.

5. Make electrical connections (see Fig.3). Using wire strippers, separate the two conductors and

remove about 1/2" of insulation from each wire. Twist the strands of wire tightly before inserting

them into the crimp connectors. When making connections, it is very important to observe

proper polarity.

6. Install the satellite speaker using a hand held straight blade screwdriver. Be careful not to crack

the grill by over tightening the screws.

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