Acoustic AUDIO CSIC84 Owner's manual

Brand: Acoustic AUDIO

Model: CSIC84

Type: Owner's manual

Acoustic AUDIO CSIC84: Experience Premium Audio in Your Home

The Acoustic AUDIO CSIC84 In-Ceiling Speaker brings exceptional sound to your indoor and outdoor spaces. With its powerful 8” Polypropylene Cone Woofer and 0.5” Mylar Tweeter & Midrange, this speaker delivers crystal-clear highs, detailed mids, and deep, rich bass.

Recommended power handling ranges from 20 to 350 Watts, ensuring compatibility with various amplifiers or receivers. Its 8 Ohm nominal impedance ensures efficient power transfer and minimizes distortion.

The CSIC84 boasts a wide frequency response of 40Hz to 20KHz, capturing a broad spectrum of audio frequencies. This makes it suitable for a variety of applications, from immersive home theater systems to high-fidelity music playback.

Acoustic AUDIO CSIC84: Experience Premium Audio in Your Home

R192

Model

Woofer

Tweeter

Recommeded Power

Nominal Impedance(ohm)

Sensitivity(dB)

Frequency Response(±3dB)

Product Dimensions

Cutout Size

Model

Woofer

Tweeter

Recommeded Power

Nominal Impedance(ohm)

Sensitivity(dB)

Frequency Response(±3dB)

Product Dimensions

Cutout Size

Model

Woofer

Tweeter

Recommeded Power

Nominal Impedance(ohm)

Sensitivity(dB)

Frequency Response(±3dB)

Product Dimensions

Cutout Size

5.25” PP Cone With Rubber Edge

0.5” Mylar Tweeter

20-200 Watts

45Hz-22KHz

7.9”

7”

CSic64

6.5” PP Cone With Rubber Edge

0.5” Mylar Tweeter&13.5mm Piezo

20-300 Watts

45Hz-20KHz

9.0”

8.1”

CSic84

8” PP Cone With Rubber Edge

0.5” Mylar Tweeter&Midrange

20-350 Watts

40Hz-20KHz

11”

10.2”

USER’S MANUAL

IN-CEILING SPEAKER

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Should your speakers not work properly, check the following:

If there is no sound from either speaker:

If there is no sound from one speaker:

If the receiver cuts on and off:

If there is low or weak bass:

- Confirm that the receiver/ amplifier is on and an active source is

selected and playing

- Most receivers have an A/B speaker selector switch. Confirm which

output the speakers are connected to (A or B) and make sure this is

selected

- Check all wiring and connections between the receiver /amplifier

and the speakers. Make sure all wires are connected. Make sure

none of the speaker wires are frayed, cut or punctured.

- Check the balance control on the receiver/amplifier. Make sure it is

centered.

- Check all wiring and connections between the receiver/ amplifier

and the speakers.

- This could be caused by a short circuit between the positive and

negative output leads. Check the connection at the back of the

receiver/ amplifier and then at the speaker. Make sure the no strands

of wire from one connector are touching the other connector.

- Check the polarity of the speaker wiring. All speakers must be “in

phase” with each other or bass performance will be compromised.

Many modern receivers can be configured to drive a subwoofer

directly. In this mode, bass energy is routed to the subwoofer only. If

you do not have a subwoofer, make sure the receiver is not

configured for a subwoofer.

Troubleshooting

SPECIFICATIONS

Introduction

Placement

The in ceiling loudspeakers are designed to be installed in any standard ceiling.

If you are unsure of the mounting location or correct installation techniques or

type of speaker wiring to use, consult a professional audio specialist or a

building contractor for assistance.

The goal is to get the best stereo effect possible from the loudspeakers. To

achieve this we recommend placing both loudspeakers at equal distance from

the listener and 6 to 10 feet apart from each other. Avoid installing them near

corners or reflective surfaces to prevent a “boomy” or diffracted sound.

When determining the location for the loudspeaker cutout, keep in mind that

mounting arms will extend 3/4 inch beyond cutout. Make sure that you do not

place the edge of the cutout directly next to a ceiling joist. Locate the joists

using a stud sensor or by hand knocking.

Important:

Before you cut into any wall, inspect the location of where the speakers are to be

installed and be very careful not to drill through existing wires, pipes, or

structure. If you feel any extra resistance as you drill, please stop.

Note

Please read this manual completely before installing this product! It is

important to completely understand the operation of this product to achieve

optimum and reliable performance. Failure to do so can result in damage to the

actual product and other audio electronics

Congratulations on your purchase! Acoustic Audio Cinema Series In-Wall/

Ceiling speakers are the new standard for in-home entertainment. They deliver

incredible sound to every room in your home without using any floor or shelf

space. These are designed for super easy,out of the box and into your wall

installation. They feature an Integrated Wall-Lock Mounting system, Audiophile

grade drivers and tweeters that deliver unprecedented detail and accuracy,

realistic,low distortion sound and surprisingly deep bass response.

Features:

- All weather design for indoor/ outdoor use

- Low profile baffle housing designed for easy installation

- Detailed High Frequencies

- Butyl rubber surround for increased performance and durability

- Progressive spider for greater control and higher excursion capabilities

- 13mm Mylar soft dome or piezo tweeter for detailed high frequencies

- Poly-Mica dome midrange driver(3-Way)

- Paintable housing and flush mount speaker grilles to match any home or office

decor

- Spring loaded speaker wire terminals for easy connectivity

- Integrated wall lock mounting system with cutout templates included

2. At each speaker location, route the wire to the input connectors, then

separate the loudspeaker wire so that at least 2 inches of each conductor are

free. Strip away 1/4 inch of insulation from each individual loudspeaker wire.

3. Press down each spring-loaded connector one at a time, insert the

appropriate conductor and then release the connector. Check to be sure that

the conductor is making contact with stripped wire and not the wire jacket.

Gently tug on the loudspeaker wire to make sure it is held in place. If not, repeat

this procedure.

4. Insert the loudspeaker into the hole by carefully holding it with both hands

and angling it slowly into the hole untill the frame is flush with the ceiling.

Holding it in place carefully with one hand, (do not push against the woofer or

tweeter) use a drill to begin mounting the speaker.

5. Tighten the four screws. Use low torque and low speed or you may damage

the loudspeaker. This should pull the frame and mounting together

(sandwiching the drywall) so that the frame is absolutely flush with the wall

surface. There should be no gaps between the wall and the frame.

6. Install the grille by simply pushing the grille evenly into the hole until it

snaps in place.

7. Connect the other end of each loudspeaker wire to the receiver (or amplifier)

carefully observing polarity.

8. Turn on receiver / amplifier and test all loudspeakers in the system.

Installation

Observe correct polarity: Positive (+) goes to the red post and negative (-)

goes to the black post.

Do not overtighten the screws Over-tightening may cause the grille to be

difficult to install.

When running loudspeaker wires inside walls or ceilings, use special

jacketed cable to protect the wire and for fire prevention.

1. Once you have determined the mounting installation location for the

speakers,drill the cutout hole for the speakers.

Acoustic AUDIO CSIC84 Owner's manual

Brand: Acoustic AUDIO

Model: CSIC84

Type: Owner's manual

Acoustic AUDIO CSIC84: Experience Premium Audio in Your Home

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