User manual PARASOUND OLDNOMADS

[. . . ] Their bass response will be enhanced by the proximity of nearby walls or ceilings. To obtain maximum bass output, locate each speaker near the junction of two walls or where two walls and a ceiling meet. The trade-off of mounting them in this way is a slight amount of sonic coloration added by the room itself. However, in most cases, the added coverage and the enhanced bass makes this an acceptable compromise. [. . . ] This will eventually break down the rust treatment and damage the cabinet. If you must place them near the ground, place something underneath them to raise them above puddles. Not only will this seriously damage the speakers, but you will expose yourself to the risk of electrocution. Do not locate the speaker near any heat source such as an exposed radiator or heating duct. Nomad Three-Six Mounting Brackets The mounting brackets included with your Nomad speakers are the safest way to secure the speakers so they are out of reach of curious children or the unwanted attention of visitors. Position each bracket and screw or bolt it into place before you mount the speaker to it. Make sure the hardware you use will reliably support the weight of the speaker. Remove the small round sticker at both ends of the speakers to expose the threaded holes. Gently slide the speaker into the bracket and screw the plastic knob through the bracket and into the threaded hole in the end of each speaker one at a time. It's not necessary to apply excessive force on the knobs to hold the speaker in place. Nomad Ten Mounting Brackets The unique stainless steel mounting brackets included with the Nomad Ten allow you to mount the speaker in a variety of angles and positions. -2- Mounting the Bracket to the Wall 1. Determine the location on the wall where you will mount the Nomad Ten 2. Fasten the bracket to the wall with hardware that will reliably support the weight of the speaker. Rotate the bracket to the desired position and fasten the bracket to the wall. Screw the four allen screws partially into the threaded inserts in back of the Nomad Ten cabinet and slide the speaker onto the mounting bracket. The weight of the speaker should cause the four screws to drop into the smaller portion of keyhole openings. Once you have properly seated the speaker onto its the bracket, tighten the four screws with the supplied 5 mm allen wrench. Once the Nomad Ten is securely seated in the bracket, it can also be horizontally mounted. Nomad 10 mounting bracket Bracket angle adjustment screw , , , , 4 Allen bolts screw into back of cabinet. Tighten with provided 5 mm allen wrench , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , Toggle or anchor bolts secured into wall Note that screws mounted in back of cabinet drop into lower section of keyed hole of bracket Speaker Terminal Wall Mounting the Nomad Ten to a Wall using the Supplied Brackets Hookup Run an appropriate length of wire to each speaker. Next, strip about a 1/4" of insulation from each speaker wire and twist the exposed strands. If practical, you should "tin" the speaker wire with molten solder to prevent oxidation. Insert the wire into the correct speaker terminal so the insulation is snug against the back of the terminal housing. [. . . ] Additional information is available by calling or writing to the Service Manager, Parasound Products, Inc. Charges for unauthorized service and transportation costs are not reimbursable under this warranty. This warranty becomes void if the product has been damaged by alteration, misuse, accident or neglect. Alteration includes any removal, obscuring or defacement of a serial number. [. . . ]