PYLE PDIC61RD (01) PDF MANUAL

One pair of speakers with grilles

Strips of adhesive

Template

Directable 1/2″ (1.27 cm) Polymer Dome Tweeter

Perfect for Custom Installations & Applications

In-Wall / In-Ceiling System

200 Watts Rated Peak Power

Includes Cut-Out Template for Easy Installation

2-Way Stereo Sound Speakers

Frequency Response: 70Hz – 20kHz

Cut-Out Dimension: 6 1/2″ (16.5 cm) Diameter x 2 5/8″ (6.6 cm) Depth

6-1/2″ (16.5 cm) Midbass Speaker

4-8 Ohm Impedance

Overall Dimensions: 9″ Diameter x 2 3/4″ (6.9 cm) Depth

1″ (2.5 cm) High Temperature Voice Coil

Mounts Flush on Walls or Ceilings

Proper placement of speakers is crucial for achieving the most realistic soundstage.

Front speakers should be equidistant from each other and the listening position, with tweeters aimed at ear-level height.

In a home theater setup, surround speakers are ideally placed slightly behind the listening position, facing each other at a level higher than the listener’s ears.

If facing each other isn’t feasible, they can be placed in a wall or ceiling behind the listener, facing forward.

Surround speakers should provide ambient sound without drawing attention to themselves, accompanying the main program material from the front speakers.

In Dolby Digital and DTS systems, tweeters should be aimed toward the listening position at ear-level height.

Ensure that the wires for both speakers are of the same length.

If one speaker is closer to the amplifier than the other, hide the excess wire behind the wall.

Speakers and electronics terminals have corresponding (+) and (-) terminals, usually denoted by red for (+) and black for (-).

Connect both speakers identically, with the (+) terminal on the speaker to the corresponding (+) terminal on the amplifier, and the (-) terminal on the speaker to the corresponding (-) terminal on the amplifier.

Incorrect wiring, such as being ‘out of phase’, can result in thin sound, weak bass, and a poor stereo image.

With multi-channel surround sound systems, it’s crucial to connect all speakers with the correct polarity to preserve proper ambiance and directionality of the program material.

First, cut the drywall. Always allow at least one-half inch between a wall stud and the speaker cutout, or the locking tabs will not be able to swivel into place.

Next, connect the speaker wires to the speaker.

Then, place the frame assembly in the wall.

Screw down each of the four Phillips head screws. The locking tabs will swivel into place and secure the unit to the rear surface of the drywall.

Put in the strips of adhesive to secure the grille.

Finally, replace the metal grille.

For PDIC60/PDIC80 models: After installing the speaker grille, gently press on the mesh of the tweeter to adjust the position of the tweeter. The in-ceiling speakers feature unique swivel mounts for the tweeters that enable you to aim the very directional high frequencies toward the listening position at ear-level height. Before installing the speaker grille, gently press on the outer edge of the tweeter mount to adjust the position of the tweeter. The tweeter will not swivel more than 15 degrees in any direction; do not attempt to force it to move further.

Pencil

Phillips #2 screwdriver

Measuring tape

Utility knife

Carpenter’s level

Awl

Check if the receiver/amplifier is powered on and a source is playing.

Inspect all wires and connections between the receiver/amplifier and speakers, ensuring they are properly connected and not damaged.

Review the proper operation of your receiver/amplifier.

Verify the “Balance” control settings on your receiver/amplifier.

Check all wires and connections between the receiver/amplifier and speakers for proper connection and any damage.

Ensure correct polarity (+) and (-) of connections to the left and right “speaker inputs.”

Consider adding a powered subwoofer to your system for improved bass.

Verify correct configuration of your receiver/processor, especially in Dolby Digital or DTS modes, ensuring proper setup of subwoofer output and speaker size settings.

Inspect all wires and connections between the receiver/amplifier and speakers, ensuring proper connection and no damage.

If using multiple pairs of main speakers, check if the impedance requirements of your receiver/amplifier are met.