Difference between revisions of "Info:360 Unpacking"
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* We recommend that you retain the packaging in case you need to transport your loudspeaker(s) at a later date. | * We recommend that you retain the packaging in case you need to transport your loudspeaker(s) at a later date. | ||
| − | * Loudspeakers are packed individually with a separate package containing both speaker stands. | + | * Loudspeakers are packed individually, with a separate package containing both speaker stands. |
* Take care when unpacking to avoid damage to the cabinets and drive units. | * Take care when unpacking to avoid damage to the cabinets and drive units. | ||
| − | * Note the [[#Safety| important <u>Safety information</u> ]] on the Beryllium Dome Tweeter | + | * Note the [[#Safety| important <u>Safety information</u>]] on the Beryllium Dome Tweeter |
Revision as of 10:49, 21 July 2023
IMPORTANT:
The 360 speakers are heavy; take great care when moving them.
When unpacking, lifting or moving them, we recommend using two people to avoid personal injury.
- Do NOT lift your speaker using the amplifier module, this will cause damage to your loudspeaker.
- Do NOT lay the loudspeakers on their front face or the amplifier on the rear as this will damage the loudspeaker.
- Do NOT lay the loudspeakers, in any orientation, without the transit bolts in place. This would risk damage to both the cabinet and the module isolation mounts.
- We recommend that you retain the packaging in case you need to transport your loudspeaker(s) at a later date.
- Loudspeakers are packed individually, with a separate package containing both speaker stands.
- Take care when unpacking to avoid damage to the cabinets and drive units.
- Note the important Safety information on the Beryllium Dome Tweeter
- A video of how to unpack and fit stands can be found below
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