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Wall-Mounting of Satellite (S), Surround (S),
Center (C), LCR and LCRS speakers
Certain speakers can be equipped with wall mounts located on the rear panels. They can be
mounted on walls or other vertical surfaces. The customer is responsible for proper selection and
use of mounting hardware to properly and safely install the speakers on walls.
Note:
The speakers are not intended for ceiling mounting!
* In order to install the speaker choose and prepare hooks, screws or wall anchors which are
appropriate for the mounting surface - check with your local dealer or installer for more details.
Note:
Hooks, screws and wall anchors are not included with your speakers.
* Install the prepared mounting hardware in the wall where you want to mount the speaker.
* Connect the speaker cable to the speaker terminals.
* Hang the speaker on the wall.
Note:
For on-wall installations we recommend to install optional rubber pads (if provided with your
speaker) on the rear of the speaker to protect the wall and the speaker as well as provide extra
space in-between.
Hooking up the wires
The speaker terminal can accommodate up to 10 AWG bare speaker cables (up to14 AWG in
selected models - consult your local TAGA Harmony dealer). 10 or 14 AWG speaker cables are
recommended for longer connections (greater than 20 meters – 66 feet). For shorter lengths you
can use 16 or 18 AWG speaker cables. It is recommended to leave about 150 cm (5 feet) of extra
cable at the speaker end to facilitate positioning and installation of the speaker. TAGA Harmony
speaker terminals accept most popular types of plugs (banana plugs, spades plugs etc.).
Do not use staples, nails or other metal objects to secure the speaker cables. You will get the best
sound quality and least amount of hum by keeping the speaker cables away from other electrical
wires and cables.
WARNING!
During connecting the speakers make sure to power off your amplifier(receiver) or
other source.
Note:
Consult your local TAGA Harmony dealer for further information about speaker cables and
connection options.
The speakers have color coded terminals. The RED
coded terminal is + , the BLACK coded is terminal
is – : some terminals may have additional m
and –. Pay attention to connecting the polarity of the
speaker correctly with the amplifier speaker output
terminals (connect RED + with RED + and BLACK –
with BLACK -). Please refer to your amplifier(receiver)
instruction manual for more information. The most
common connection is shown on the left figure.
IMPORTANT: Make sure to avoid short-circuit of
RED(+) and BLACK(-) speaker terminals – this may
damage the speakers and/or amplifier(receiver) and
may void your warranty.
This figure shows how to connect bare
wires to the terminals.
