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Earthquake Sound THOR IW--SUB10 manual

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    Earthquake Sound Corp. | (510) 732-1000 | U.S. T oll Free: (800) 576-7944 | www .earthquakesound.com In-W all 10” Subwoofer with 10” SLAPS User Manual Model: THOR IW—SUB10[...]

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    T able of Contents Customer Support tech@earthquakesound.com T el: 800-576-7944 Fax: 510-732-1095 The Sound That Will Move Y ou Earthquake Sound Corporation 2727 McCone Avenue Hayward, CA 94545 T el: 510-732-1000 Fax: 510-732-1095 © 2010 Earthquake Sound Corporation. All rights reserved. This document should not be construed as a commitment on the[...]

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    T able of Contents Customer Support tech@earthquakesound.com T el: 800-576-7944 Fax: 510-732-1095 The Sound That Will Move Y ou Earthquake Sound Corporation 2727 McCone Avenue Hayward, CA 94545 T el: 510-732-1000 Fax: 510-732-1095 © 2010 Earthquake Sound Corporation. All rights reserved. This document should not be construed as a commitment on the[...]

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    • Be sure the THOR is installed by an Earthquake authorized installer • Do not attempt to perform the following steps without a professional (Any product installed by an unauthorized installer is not covered by the Limited 5 Y ear W arranty) • T ools required for installation: 1) Allen wrench (This tool is provided) 2) Drill or power screw dr[...]

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    • Be sure the THOR is installed by an Earthquake authorized installer • Do not attempt to perform the following steps without a professional (Any product installed by an unauthorized installer is not covered by the Limited 5 Y ear W arranty) • T ools required for installation: 1) Allen wrench (This tool is provided) 2) Drill or power screw dr[...]

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    T aking Off THOR’ s Grille STEP#1 Y our are now ready to prepare the sub for installation. Carefully remove the logo from the grille to expose the fastener hex nut. Using the provided allen wrench, remove the fastener nut. Make sure you perform these steps before trying to remove the grille (you will damage the grille otherwise). STEP#2 Now to re[...]

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    T aking Off THOR’ s Grille STEP#1 Y our are now ready to prepare the sub for installation. Carefully remove the logo from the grille to expose the fastener hex nut. Using the provided allen wrench, remove the fastener nut. Make sure you perform these steps before trying to remove the grille (you will damage the grille otherwise). STEP#2 Now to re[...]

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    Installing Y our THOR T o begin you will need to locate the empty grille frame. Use your stud finder to locate the studs (if you’re not retrofitting). Using the empty frame, trace your cut line with a pencil. Once you are satisfied with your cut line, begin your cut using the sheet rock saw . STEP#1 STEP#2 Accuracy of stud distance may vary from [...]

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    Installing Y our THOR T o begin you will need to locate the empty grille frame. Use your stud finder to locate the studs (if you’re not retrofitting). Using the empty frame, trace your cut line with a pencil. Once you are satisfied with your cut line, begin your cut using the sheet rock saw . STEP#1 STEP#2 Accuracy of stud distance may vary from [...]

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    STEP#4 Wrap cloth around frame and put into place with provided security ring. STEP#5 Once you have the cloth in place with security ring push the ring enough to keep in place, though the groove with cloth underneath. STEP#6 Now that you have pressed the security ring in by hand, use your rubber mallet to finish securing it completely in the gap. S[...]

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    STEP#4 Wrap cloth around frame and put into place with provided security ring. STEP#5 Once you have the cloth in place with security ring push the ring enough to keep in place, though the groove with cloth underneath. STEP#6 Now that you have pressed the security ring in by hand, use your rubber mallet to finish securing it completely in the gap. S[...]

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    Sound That Will Move Y ou Earthquake Sound reserves the right to amend details of the specifications without notice. © Copy right E arthqu ake Sou nd Corp oratio n Earthquake Sound Corporation 2727 McCone Avenue, Hayward CA, 94545 Phone: (510) 732-1000 U.S. T oll Free: (800) 579-7944 Fax: (510) 732-1095 5 Y ear Limited W arranty Information Earthq[...]