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Congratulations on the purchase of your Dayton Audio

These speakers were manufactured with high quality components and engineered to deliver top quality

sound performance. These premium in-ceiling speakers feature an elegant "Micro-Edge" style grill.

Contemporary low proﬁle grill design with magnetic grill retention

Long-throw woven Kevlar cone woofers with rubber surround and dual voice coil

Coaxially mounted dual 1" silk dome tweeters for single-point stereo use

Twin 12 dB/octave optimized crossovers with exclusive tuning by Dayton Audio

Timbre-matched to other Micro-Edge™ series in-wall/in-ceiling speakers

Please read these instructions completely before you begin your installation.

Parts Inventory

Your speaker kit should include the following:

1 pair of Dayton Audio Micro-Edge

1 speaker installation template

Installation Tools

The Dayton Audio speakers can be installed with the following simple tools:

Pencil

Masking tape

Drill & drill bits

Utility knife or wallboard saw*

* Recommended for use if installing in plaster walls.

Speaker Location

To achieve the best performance from your Dayton Audio speakers, it is important to carefully

select the location for installation. Your ceiling speakers should be installed 5 to 8 feet apart to

ensure proper stereo imaging. Mount each speaker the same distance from the intersecting

walls to maintain a uniform look. Keep the speakers at least 2 feet away from the corners of the

room to avoid overemphasized bass reproduction.

Speaker Installation

Once you have selected the location for your speakers, you are ready to install them.

CAUTION: Be certain that there are no electrical wires, water pipes, or heating ducts

in the planned installation area before you start drilling or cutting into the ceiling. If

there is an electrical outlet nearby, turn off the circuit breaker to avoid possible injury.

Ceiling speakers are designed to be mounted in

the ceiling between the joists or trusses. Once you

have selected the location, check to be sure you are

between the joists or trusses. One method is to tap

on the ceiling, you will hear a hollow sound when

between two joists or trusses and a sharper, more

solid sound when right on top of, or close to a joist

or truss. An easier, more accurate method for ﬁnding

the location of joists or trusses is to use a stud ﬁnder.

The Micro Edge™ Series in-ceiling speakers include

a punch-out template for marking the cutout. To locate

and mark the cutout for the speakers, remove the center punch-out

and tape the speaker template to your ceiling in the desired location.

Drill a 1" hole in the center of the template outline. Next, use a piece

of stiff wire (a coat hanger works well), and bend it at a 90-degree

angle, 8" from the end. Insert the bent part of the wire into the 1"

hole and rotate the wire in a complete circle to check for obstructions. If the wire hits a stud on

either side, reposition your template to the left or right and drill a new hole at the center, then

repeat the test until a clear area is located.

ME652C Micro-Edge™ Series Ceiling Speakers.

Series Ceiling Speakers with Grill

#2 Phillips screwdriver

Wire cutters & wire stripper/crimp tool

Stud ﬁnder (optional)