Sound That Will Move You
SweetSpot SS-Series
User's Manual
Sound That Will Move You
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8" Angled In-Ceiling Speaker System
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Dear Valued Customer,
Congratulations on your choice of SweetSpot Series Angled In-Ceiling Speaker
systems, one of Earthquake’s most valued in-ceiling speaker lines. With the
proper installation and operation, SweetSpot speakers will provide a lifetime of
durability and high-end performance.
It is important that you follow all installation and mounting instructions a swell as
recommendations in this manual closely and carefully to insure optimal
performance, operation and longevity.
Advanced Features:
- Up to 20 degrees angled Sweet Spot
- Echo control R435 sound absorbing material
- Easy adjust Bass/Treble switch
- Easy Turn-N-Lock™ installation mechanisms
- Magnetically attached speaker grilles
- Elaborate crossover networks
- Gold plated spring loaded speaker terminals
- 1" silk dome swiveling neodymium tweeter
- High quality and precision polypropylene woofer with wide rubber surround
for extended bass response and more piston area.
Mounting Considerations
40° - 60°
Figure 1
Painting Guidelines:
SweetSpot in-ceiling speakers are paintable and can accept virtually any type of
paint. Spray and roller pain applications typically provide the best results. Be
sure to remove the inner grille cloth prior to painting. When you are ready to
begin painting, remember to shield the driver and tweeter from the paint. Let the
paint dries completely prior to replacing the inner grille cloth.
Speaker Placement:
SweetSpot in-ceiling speakers are designed to be flush mounted in the walls or
ceilings. To optimize their acoustics, you should follow these simple guidelines:
For best stereo reproduction, the speakers should be placed at an equal
distance from your listening position and separated so that the angle
between them is between 40° and 60° (please refer to figure 1 on page 3).
The units should be placed with the tweeters near the ear level of the seated
listener, as illustrated in figure 2 on page 3.
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Figure 2