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Triton Two Manual
5
Assembly Instructions
tools required:
#2 Phillips
Parts included:
Base, four Phillips head screws,
four plastic washers, four leveling feet,
four optional spikes, four locking nuts.
Instructions:
1. Install Base as follows:
a. On a soft elevated flat surface, such as a tabletop
with a towel carefully lay the Triton on its side with
the bottom of the tower overhanging the edge of
the table just enough to allow the base to be fitted
in place.
b. Carefully slide the base onto the bottom of the tower.
c. Place one plastic washer on each bolt.
d. Position the base on the bottom of the speaker and
insert the screws into the base from the underside
(same side that the foot inserts are installed).
e.
Push each screw through the cloth
into the threaded
holes on the bottom of the Triton, and then loosely tighten all four screws. If this has been done
correctly, washers will be between the base and the heads of the screws.
f. GENTLY tighten each screw with the screwdriver. Do NOT over tighten or you may crack the base.
g. Attach the AC cord into outlet on the back.
2. Install leveling feet or spikes (see “Using Optional Spikes” section, below):
a. First, install a locking nut onto each foot and then screw each foot into the four threaded inserts on
the bottom of the base.
b. Carefully return the speaker to the upright position with the help of another person — lift the speaker
upright and lower it to the desired location; if using spikes, push down on the top of the speaker to
force the spikes through the carpet and make contact with the floor beneath.
c. Once you have positioned the speakers, wiggle them to see if they are stable and level. Adjust
the height of the leveling feet/spikes accordingly for best level and stability, and then tighten the
locking nut.
using the Optional Spikes
In addition to the rubber feet, optional spikes have been included should you desire to use them. The use
of these spikes will provide much greater stability when placing your loudspeakers on carpeting. It will also,
according to many experts, result in an overall improvement in sonic performance.
nOtE:
Using spikes on wooden or other floors which are susceptible to being scratched can cause damage
to the floor. GoldenEar Technology is specifically not responsible for damage which may result from the use
of spikes.
