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Painting the loudspeaker requires great care and atten-
tion and should only be done by a qualified profes
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sional.
The loudspeaker’s frame and front grille can be painted
in colors to match your home decor. We recommend
spray paint.
It is extremely important for the loudspeaker’s perfor
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mance that no paint touches the drive units. Therefore,
it is necessary to cover the grey front and the drive
units. The grey front and the drivers can be masked
with the enclosed cover mask before painting.
NOTE: When painting the loudspeaker, do not remove the drive units. The front grille
should be removed from the loudspeaker before painting. Before painting the front
grille, remove the logo badge. After painting, it can be replaced with the new logo
badge enclosed with the loudspeaker.
The protective cover mask must be carefully positioned, because the drive units are very sensitive
and can be damaged by even the slightest pressure. When the frame has been painted and the
paint is dry, remove the template. It can be used again, if you wish to re-paint the loudspeaker
later.
The front grille must be painted only from the front. Right after painting spray its rear with com
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pressed air to remove any paint in the holes. Dried paint can block the sound.
MAINTENANCE
Clean the loudspeaker with a soft, dry cloth. If the loudspeaker is dirty, a soft cloth wrung out in a
mild household cleaning agent can be used. Be very careful when dusting off the driver cones and
domes, as they are very sensitive. The front grilles can be vacuumed and, if necessary, wiped with
a lint-free cloth wrung out nearly dry in a mild household cleaning agent.
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