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12. Ensure the center of the speaker diaphragm (not
the recessed edges) is flush with the surrounding
drywall. Adjust shims if necessary.
13. IMPORTANT: Test the speaker with an audio source
at moderate listening levels to ensure it functions
properly before completing the installation. Follow
the guidelines on this page carefully.
14. Secure the speaker to the surface with the
remaining stainless steel screws along all four sides.
Do not over-tighten.
PRE-FINISHING TESTING
GUIDELINES
Once a finish is applied to an invisible speaker, it will
be too late to go back and fix any audio connection
or installation problems.
Installation Fit Test
Lightly place a straight edge across the face of the
speaker to verify that the diaphragm of the speaker
is co-planar with the surrounding drywall and has
been installed correctly. Adjust shims if necessary. It
is normal for the beveled edge of the speaker to be
recessed from adjacent drywall.
Audio Test
Connect a high-quality audio source and Sonance
amplifier to the installed invisible speaker for best
results. Adjust the output for a moderate volume
level consistent with how the speakers will be
used in the space. Play music to check for overall
fidelity and listen for any buzzes or rattles. We
also recommend a slow tone sweep from 20Hz to
5kHz to help pinpoint any buzzing that could be
caused from loose studs/screws/drywall, cable
vibration, or rattling of outlets, lighting components,
construction fixtures, etc.
Fix any installation or audio issues before moving
on to the next steps.
We highly recommend active project management
practices as described on page 5. Only after
passing these testing guidelines should you
proceed to the finishing stage.
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