Tannoy Speaker Subwoofers User manual

Brand: Tannoy

Model: Speaker Subwoofers

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11 0 S E R I E S S UB WOOFE R S

OWNE R /OPE R ATOR /INS TALL E R MANUAL

110SR (Sh eet Ro ck)

110TB (T ile Brid ge)

110C S (C orn er Su b)

W ARRAN TY / DAMAG E CLAIMS

Congratulations on the purchase of your Tannoy 110 Series Subwoofer.

No regular main t e nance of the subwoo fe r is n e cessary.

All Tannoy profes s ional louds peaker products are covered by a 5 year warranty for louds peaker components

and one year for electronic components from the date of purchas e s ubject to the absence of mis us e, overload,

or accidental damage.

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11 0 S E R I ES S UBWOOFER S AND INPUT MODULES

This manual is intended for the owner, operator, or installer of Tannoy 110 s eries s ubwoofers . It is a guide for

inst alling, se tting up and ope rating t he 11 0 serie s in accorda nce w it h established codes and pract ices available at t he

t ime of publicat ion . It doe s not and cannot detail all possible mou nting or wiring configurat ions. The end user is advised

t o re tain t he advice and serv ice s of a qualified cont ractor w ho is familiar w it h local codes and traine d in t he insta llation

of Tannoy profes s ional audio sys tems .

Th e 110 fam ily o f sub w o o fers has b een en gin eered to d eliver lo w freq uen cy exten sio n an d im p act fro m eith er a

concea le d ceiling mou nted position or an un obt rusiv e corner position, at any he ight from floor t o ceiling.

The 1 1 0 Serie s subw oofe rs fe ature a 10" long e x cursion driv e r capa ble of low end re sponse dow n t o 31 Hz and power

handling in ex ce ss of 10 0 Wat ts. Its desig n is fully comple mentary t o any Tann oy full range w a ll or ceiling mount

loudspe a ke r.

Three different s ubwoofer cabinet des igns and six different input " modules " offer a wide range of combinations

t ha t can meet almost any inst allation challenge, and fit into any indoor env ironme nt.

Today 's sound reinforce ment sy st e ms–w he th er in commercial or institut ional environme nts–must handle program

ma t erial t hat demands high impact, high-fidelity audio reproduct ion. At the same t ime, t he y must be nearly invisible.

The Ta nnoy 110 Se rie s of subw oofers me e t all of t he se crit e ria w ith out compromise .

110SR (Sh eet Ro ck)110TB (Tile Brid g e ) 110C S (C o rn er Su b)

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TAB LE OF CONTENTS

W ARRANTY/D AMAG E CLAIMS

TITLE PAGE

CON TEN TS

CABI NET O PTIO NS

110TB (Tile Bridg e)

110SR (Sh e et Rock)

110C S (Corner Subwoofer)

INPUT MODUL E OPTIONS

Passive

Cro ssover

Passive 70 V

Passive 70 V Crossover

Active w/2 channel feed- through

ACTI VE MODULE CONTR OLS

MECH AN ICAL IN STALLA TION

110TB

110SR

110C S

SPECIFICATIONS

110TB Dimen sion s

110SR Dimensions

110C S Dimen sio ns

Technical S pecifications

TANNO Y IN- CELI NG & IN- WALL LOUDSPEAKERS

10, 11

CABINET OPTION S

110TB (Tile Bridge) Cabinet

Simple ye t sophist icat ed, t he 11 0 T B is t he first product of its kind: a t rue ceiling

m o u n ted su b wo o fer. Eng in eered to d eliver lo w freq u ency exten sio n (-3 dB @

31 H z) an d im p act fro m a co n cealed ceilin g m ou n ted p o sitio n , t he 110TB in te-

grates almost invisibly into any indoor environment by us ing a standard air

handling v e nt cover as a spea ke r g rille. The e asy t o inst a ll 110TB d ro p s seam lessly

int o a 2’ x 2 ’ ceiling t ile without any spe cial const ruction re quire ment s. Each corner

of t he cabine t is fitt e d w it h a seismic t e th e r point . This sy st e m can also be flown in

fre e space v ia 3/ 8 ” t hre a de d rod, chain or aircraft cable. Fire rating is NFPA class A.

Wh eth er yo u r ap p licatio n calls fo r low lev el warm t h o r h ig h SPL slam , th e 110TB

p ro vid es th e req uired p u nch .

110SR (Sheet Roc k) Ca binet

The secon d in t he Tannoy family of true ce iling mou nted su bwoofers, t he 11 0 SR

is eng ineered to deliver lo w freq u ency exten sio n (-3 d B @ 31 H z) an d im p act fro m

a conce aled posit ion. It is spe cifically de sig ne d for flu sh mount in sh e et ro ck ceilings,

walls, ov erh a ngs or any posit ion offe ring ade quate clearance and su itable st ruc-

tu ral su p p o rt. The 110SR featu res seism ic teth er p o in ts, an d safe an d secu re

inst allation w ith a st urdy pre-inst allation ring. The pre -in stallat ion ring is available

separately for new con struction where the sheet rock installers are in ahead of the

contractor. A unique benefit of the 110SR is that it remains serviceable, and fully

re mov e a ble, from t he ground after insta llation by simply remov ing t he low profile

grille. Fire rating is NFPA class A.

110C S (C o rner Sub wo o fer) C ab inet

Th e co rn er m ou n ted su b w o o fer , a flexib le co u sin o f th e 110TB an d 110SR, is

en g in eered to d eliver m axim u m lo w freq u ency exten sio n (-3 d B @ 31 H z) and

im p act fro m a co rne r p ositio n . The 110CS m ay b e p o sitio n ed d irectly o n th e flo o r,

or at any point up to the ceiling by means of the sturdy mounting rails. Corner

positioning offers a significant advantage in terms of gain over other conventional,

fr e e-st a nding subs. C orner placement t urns t he floor and w a lls in to direct radiat ing

su rfa ces t hat can re sult in severa l de cibe ls of additional gain. In addit ion , pa int able

finish and convenient placement options contribute to the decorative appeal of the

110C S. Like th e 110TB an d 110SR, th e 110 Co rn er Su b wo o fer is p o sitio n ed to

deliver the mos t from your mus ic sys tem.

I NP UT MODULE OPTIONS

Passive (standard)

The basic connection pane l su pplie d with any of t he 1 1 0 Serie s subw oofers is an 8 Ohm spe ake r level input via barrie r

st rip. It is h ighly recomme nde d t hat t he audio signal be low pass filtered v ia an out board act ive crossov e r. This input

module is ide al for sy st ems re quiring severa l su bs t hat share a common out board crossover and amplifier.

PASSIVE 110 INPUT MODULE

SPKR LEVEL

INPUT

MADE IN CANADA

LOW PASS

Crossover

Spe ake r level input and out pu ts v ia barrie r st rip are passiv ely filtered (10 0 Hz 12 db/ octa ve low pass for t he subw oofer

and 100 Hz 12 dB/octave high pass for the satellite) making this the ideal system for value and simplicity. The total

impe dance load of t he satellite spe ake r(s) should be limited t o 3 Oh ms or greate r. Long w ire runs t o and from t his modu le

need to use an appropriate gauge of speaker grade wire to retain proper damping and s ignal trans fer characteris tics .

PASSIVE 110 INPUT MODULE

SPKR LEVEL

INPUT

MADE IN CANADA

CROSSOVER

HIGH PASS

CROSSOVER

HI- PASS

OUTPUT

+ -

SPKR

LEVEL INPT

+ -

I NP UT MODULE OPTIONS

Pa s s i ve 7 0 Vol t Available for either option on pass ive units from page 7

A 70 Volt distribution amplifier is capable of s upplying power to a number of remote s peakers without concern of long

cable runs or varied impedance loads (limited t o amplifier power and line load). The pa ssive 70 Volt modu le takes

advantage of this t y pe of in sta llation w ith a 15 0 Wat t in terfa ce t ransforme r, definitely pla cing t his 70 Volt u nit above t he

"wimpy" crowd.

Passive 70 Volt withcrossover

PASSIVE 110 INPUT MODULE

SPKR LEVEL

INPUT

70V

150W

MADE IN CANADA

LOW PASS

PASSIVE 110 INPUT MODULE

SPKR LEVEL

INPUT

70V

150W

MADE IN CANADA

CROSSOVER

HIGH PASS

70V

150W

HI- PASS

OUTPUT

+ -

SPKR

LEVEL INPT

+ -

70V

150W

CROSSOVER

HI- PASS

OUTPUT

+ -

SPKR

LEVEL INPT

+ -

I NP UT MODULE OPTIONS

Active (active sub w o o fer with 2-ch ann el feed -th ro u g h)

A de dicat e d pow er amplifier t hat rea lly brings y our 11 0 Se ries su bw oofer t o life. Balance d lin e lev e l in pu ts w ith switchable,

balanced 80 Hz high pas s feed- throughs provide appropriate s ignals to your s atellite speaker' s amplifier. An auto s tand-

by fe ature aut omatically sw itch es power on and off in response t o an audio signal. A fu ll complement of signal condi-

t ionin g cont rols rounds out th is v e ry v e rsatile cont roller (See "Act ive Module C ontrols" for complete information.)

The Act ive input modu le is UL and C SA listed.

120VAC - 60 Hz

1.25A 250 Volts

Auto ON

OFF

INPUT

HI PASS

OUTPUT

110 Series

PHASE

180

BOOST

OdB

+4 dB

EARTH

LIFT

GND

LFT

LOW

PASS

ALL

PASS

X-OVER

FREQ

40Hz

150 Hz

SUB

LEVEL

X-OVER

MODE

813

HIGH PASS

ACTI VE 1 1 0 I NP UT MODUL E CONTR OLS

120VAC - 60 Hz

1.25A 250 Volts

Auto ON

OFF

INPUT

HI PASS

OUTPUT

110 Series

PHASE

180

BOOST

OdB

+4 dB

EARTH

LIFT

GND

LFT

LOW

PASS

ALL

PASS

X-OVER

FREQ

40Hz

150 Hz

SUB

LEVEL

X-OVER

MODE

813

A ctive M o d u le with o u tp ut fo r 2 sp eakers

ACTI VE 1 1 0 I NP UT MODUL E CONTR OLS

1) IN PU T- T wo ch an nel (stereo ) b alanced lin e level in p ut . Co n n ect via XLR m ale p lu g s fro m yo u r sig nal so u rce .

Use high qualit y 2 conduct or shielde d audio cable (Belden 845 1 ) for runs of up t o 20 0 '. The XLR pinout is: pin 1 (Shield) ,

pin 2 (Signal high), pin 3 (Signal low).

2) H IG H PASS OU TPU T- T wo chan n el line level b alan ced o u tp u t (m ale X LR) filtered o f freq uen cies b elo w 80 H z

(1 2 db/oct ave) . C onne cts t o y our amplifier for driv ing fu ll range sat e llite spe ake rs. Use high qualit y 2 -conduct or shielde d

au d io cab le (Beld en 8451). The X LR p in -o u t is: p in 1 (Shield ), p in 2 (Sig n al h ig h ), p in 3 (Sig n al lo w).

3) POW ER MOD E- Select AUTO-ON fo r au to m atic p o wer -u p in th e p resen ce o f an aud io sig nal. In th is m o d e , th e

unit w ill re vert to st and-by after an au dio sile nce of 15 minut e s. Sw itch t o OFF t o remove power from t he unit . P ower

OFF will also disable the signal at the HIGH PASS OUTPUT.

THEFOLLOWINGCONTROLSAREFORTHESUBWOOFERONLYAND

DO NOT AFFECT THE SI GNAL TO YOUR S ATELLITE SPEAKER S

4) PH A SE- Su bwoofer phase may be sw it ch e d to 0 or 180 degre es to mat ch t he ph ase of y our full ran ge drive rs.

The sw itch is in the corre ct posit ion w he n the sy st e m ex hibits an increa se in L F out put whe n switch ed at a sust aine d

le v el. NOTE: Be su re all full range loudspe ake rs are w ire d in common phase during in sta llation.

5) L F B OOS T- A d justs u p to a 4 d B b o o st at freq u encies b elo w 60 H z fo r a m o re d ram atic lo w en d p erfo rm ance.

6) EA RTH LIFT- Sw itche s the in ternal ground connection from chassis t o "float ing" t o help e limin a te any possible

ground- loops that may caus e hum or buzzing in the s ubwoofer or other pieces of gear.

7) X-OVER MOD E- The LOW P ASS position is used in most inst a llations. ALL PA SS pre sents a full range signal to

th e sub w o o fer . The ALL PASS m o d e allo ws th e user to defeat th e b uilt-in LOW PASS circuit, wh ich m ay b e usefu l in

cert ain situat ions w here an e xt e rn al crossov e r or processor is u sed.

8) X-OVER FREQ- Used to adjus t the LOW PAS S frequency of the s ubwoofer. This control only adjusts the signal

going to t he subw oofer as the HIGH P A SS crossover freque ncy is fixe d at 80 Hz. (Sat e llite spe ake rs with limited low e nd

re sponse may re quire a higher crossover frequ e nc y for t he subw oofer). This cont rol is be st adjust e d by ear usin g a

high qualit y music signal.

9) SUB LEVEL- Used t o adjust th e gain of t he subw oofer amplifie r w it hou t affe ct ing t he HIGH PA SS output .

OP TI ONAL J - B OX- If you pre fer t o hard w ire y ou r in sta llation directly in to conduit v ia a J-Box , ple ase spe cify w ith

o rd er. On ly availab le in 110SR an d 110TB cab in et o p t io n s.

ME CHANI CAL INSTALLATION 110TB

NEW / EXISTING CONSTRUC TION INSTA LLATION PROC EDURES:

Before

You Begin:

Please read an d un d erstan d all o f th ese in stru ctio n s th o ro u gh ly b efo re b eg in nin g an y wo rk.

Note t ha t construction work for t he insta llation of all Tannoy products must be done to local building codes by

qualified, licensed installers. A local building inspect or should approve any overhead inst allations. Tannoy assumes

no liability for cause and effect of improper installation work.

our Package Includes:

Th e 110TB ceilin g su b is co m p lete with ru b b er iso latio n g rid aro u n d th e grille pe rimeter t o drop neatly int o a properly

secured, 2’ x 2’ ce iling g rid w ith out v ibra t ion or resonance.

Additional

Considerations:

Survey your site and choo se an installation location .

At this point, you may choose to s us pend the s ubwoofer in free s pace or in a 2’ s pace x 2’ s pace dropped ceiling

grid inst allation.

art s/ Tools Required: (Installation Dependant)

• Hanger bolts (Fig. 1). Thes e can be purchas ed for ins tallation into wood, or into metal,

for e x ample, with a Hilti™ power fast en ing syst e m.

• C ouplin g nu t s, an d Backin g n ut s (Fig s. 2 & 3).

•Threadedrod(Fig.4).

•Turnbuckles(Fig.5).

• Wire rope, w ir e rope nut s, thimble s, ch a in, quick-lin ks (Fig s. 5 & 6) .

• Wire grid t ie s (Fig . 8) .

Note:

For 2’ space x 2’ space t ile bridge drop in, y ou will require w ire grid su pport tie s on ea ch of t he four corne rs of

t he grid imme diat e ly beside th e subw oofer. This is u sually accomplished by mea ns of t he same w ire support t ie used t o

support t he grid and for light ing fixtures, etc. IT IS IMPOR

TAN T TOALWAYS TETHER THE S UBWOOFER S ECURELYTO

THE BUILDING’S PERMANENT S TRUCTURE USI NG CHAIN (Fig. 9) OR WIRE ROPE. TH IS IS TH E SEISMIC TETH ER

POI NT.

The list abov e is a suggest e d sele ction of parts only ; what y ou re quire w ill de pend on you r suspe nsion me thod and

physical locat ion .

Th e 110TB is supp lied with fo u r 3/8” clo sed eye b o lts alread y at tached. W h en su sp en d in g in free sp ace , it is

re comme nde d t hat you use t he same size hangers, nut s, rod, and fit tings; alternat e ly, if you are using wire rope ,

1/8” rope and fit tings are t he smallest y ou should conside r.

ME CHANI CAL INSTALLATION 110TB

2’ x 2’ Tile Grid Inst allation Pro cedu res:

1) The 110 T B w as designe d for quick and simple inst allation dire ct ly into a 2’ x 2’ T-bar ceiling g rid (F ig s. 9 & 10 ) .

2) Re mov e sev e r al t ile s around t he in sta llat ion locat ion t o gain e asier access for lacin g t he su bwoofe r in the ceiling

grid.

3) Be certain that there is s ufficient hanger wire sus pending the grid where you intended to install the subwoofer.

If not , it may be ne cessary to add addit ional g rid h ange r wir es arou nd t he pe rimet e r of t he locat ion , as require d.

We recomme nd a minimu m

of four pe r su b locat ion locat e d on t he main grid su pport bar within four inche s of ea ch

of the four corners of the s ubwoofer.

4) Using w ire rope or chain, sele ct o pposing corne rs on t he su bw oofer t o connect safety line s, or seismic t e t he rs

(Figs . 8 & 9) securely to the structure. These lines should be taut enough to support the majority of the weight of

th e 110TB, yet leave en o ug h lo ad ag ain st th e ceiling grid t o pre v e nt t he grid from buzzing. Be su r e all t e t he r point s

are securely fasten ed to th e sub wo o fer an d acho red securely to th e sub structure o f the bu ild ing.

ee Space Installation Procedures

1) For an in sta llat ion in fre e space, se lect a locat ion t hat w ill allow su spe nsion from d ir e ct ly abov e the subw oofer.

Beg in b y m easuring a 19-1/2” sq uare, and at each co rner , in stall a fasten er (Fig. 11 & 12) su ch as th e

recommended hanger bolt to s upport each corner of the subwoofer.

2) Thread a coupling nut all the way over a hanger bolt, and with a 9/16” socket s et, s tart threading the hanger bolt

int o t he support st ruct ure. Se cu re a hange r t o a su bst ruct ure at all four corn e rs. This ma y be accomplish e d sever al

ways depending on your particular installation.

(continued on page 14)

Figure 1: Hanger Bolt

Figure 2: Coupling Nut

Fig u re 3: Backin g N ut

Figure 4: Threaded R od Assembly

Figure 5: Turnbuckle

Figure 6: Wire Rope Nut & Thimble

Figure 7: Quick -link

3) Back off the coupling nut com pletely (Fig. 11) and thread on a backing nut with which to lock threads to the coupler.

Hold the coupler up to the hanger bolt to estimate the half way point of the coupler, and set the backing nut to

that height before re-ins talling the coupler and tightening it in place with a socket and an open end wrench.

Thread a backing nut onto the threaded rod (or an eyebolt) far enough so the rod can be threaded into the coupler

un til it sto p s, h aving reach ed th e hang er b olt insid e. N o w tigh ten u p th e b acking nu t on the rod to secure it fro m

t urning, unt il it looks like (Fig . 4). Remembe r t hat t he rod could ot he rw ise be an eye bolt, if y ou are using the w ire

rope suspension method, or a Hilti™ type fastener. Be sure to follow local building codes.

4) Alw a y s in st all and u tilize all fou r point s, an d it sh ou ld look like (Fig . 13 ). In t his phot o, t he t urnbuckles h a v e be e n

added to the ends of the rods. The closed eyebolt on the turnbuckle has been removed and replaced with the

threaded rod. No te that the turnbuckle is stamped with an “ L ” to identify the load or live end. O bserve the correct

as s embly procedure from rod to eye- hook.

5) It’s now a fairly simple procedu re t o place t he su bwoofe r ont o t he await ing h ooks. Tw o people, on t w o separat e

ladde rs can n ow h oist t h e su b int o place. Whe n in st alled, it can ea sily b e le v ele d w it h a fe w turn s o n t h e t u rn bu ckles

(Fig . 14).

6) If n o su itable poin t e x ist s dire ct ly abov e t he de sired locat ion, y ou can u se w ire rope or ch a in t o make con ne ct ion s

that are not perpendicular to the suspension point(s). Under no circumstances should the angles exceed+/- 15

degrees from vertical. Make certain that you follow closely the instructions and regulations for the use of wire

rope for overhead suspension. Serious injury could result if guidelines and s afety margins are not closely obeyed.

ME CHANI CAL INSTALLATION 110TB

Figure 8: Wire rope detailing

suspension or seismic tether

Figure 9: Ins talled subwoofer top view,

only two chains attached

Figure 10: Completed subwoofer installation.

Figure 11: Installing the hanger bolt

Figure 12: Installed hanger bolt

7) In this photo (Fig. 15) we have remo ved the threaded rod, and installed eyebolts with backing nuts into the couplers,

as describe d ea rlie r. Detail of t he conn e ct ion w it h w ire rope is show n in (Fig . 8) , w hich is ide nt ical t op and

bottom . T ake measurements to approximate the lengths of rope you will need. It might be convenient to make

some, or perhaps all of your wire ropes on the ground, and us e a quick link (Fig. 7) on each end to connect

between both the s uspens ion point and at the s ubwoofer. Again, it is important to follow local code and regulations

for u se of wir e rope in ov e rhe ad suspension. C heck w it h you r su pplier for additional inst ru ct ion s on it s u se.

8) Once two ins tallers have raised the subwoofer to the ropes and the sub is safely s us pended, it can be leveled by

adjust ing t he rope lengt hs. C hec k for ev e n t e nsion on all rope s, and not e t ha t it is mu ch ea sier t o let some w ir e

slip out of the tighter ropes , rather than trying to pull up and tighten the loose ropes. Once the subwoofer is level,

the installation is comp lete.

ME CHANI CAL INSTALLATION 110TB

Figure 13: Sus pens ion points

with turnbuckles installed

Figure 14: Leveled subwoofer

Figure 15: Eyebolts in place of threaded rod

Figure 16: Leveling the sub woo fer

ME CHANI CAL INSTALLATION 110SR

NEW / EXISTING CONSTRUC TION INSTA LLATION PROC EDURES:

Before

You Begin:

Please read an d un d erstan d all o f th ese in stru ctio n s th o ro u gh ly b efo re b eg in nin g an y wo rk.

Note that all construction work for t he insta lla tion of all Tannoy products must be done to local building codes by

qualified, licensed installers. A local building inspector should approve any overhead installa tions. Alway s use safety

goggles when cutting material us ing a Rotozip™ . Tannoy as s umes no liability for caus e and effect of improper

inst allation work.

our Package Includes:

• 110 SR su b wo o fer system

• 11 pie ce supplie d screw package

• Pre -In sta llation ring (PIR - SOLD SEP ARATELY)

• Indiv idu ally package d g rille

ools / Parts Required:

Th e fo llo win g is a list o f su gg ested m aterials an d to o ls. Y o u r n eed s m ay d iffer slig ht ly at each site:

• Rotozip™ cutout tool and Guidepoint™ bit

•2-1/2”#8woodscrews

• Co rd less screw gu n

• Combination square and /or tape meas ure

• Additional 2” x 4” lu mbe r, in 24 ” piece s

• Trim saw (opt ional)

Site

Preparatio n and Installation Procedu res:

Please n o te th at th e 110SR is d esig n ed fo r in stallatio n in a ceiling with exp o sed ceilin g jo ists. Th e PIR m u st b e secu red

t o t he support struct ur e ; dry wall alone w ill n ot su pport the w e igh t of t he subwoofe r. Make ce rt a in t hat t he re is sufficient

clearanceabovethejoist(minimum12”)forthesubwooferinstallation.

Please refer to the photographs as a guideline for installing the PIR into a wood jois t or s teel s tud ceiling.

1) (Fig. 1) M easu re th e lo catio n s fo r tw o 24” strip s o f 2” x 2” o r 2” x 4” b lo ckin g . Th ese m u st b e u sed in o rd er fo r

secure mo unting to the PIR with 2-1/2” #8 woo d screws. Use a com bination square to measure the thickness of

the PIR (approx. 5/8” ), and then transfer the measurem ent to the joist.

2) (F ig . 2) Scre w the blocking t o t he joist with se veral e venly spaced screw s. (Fig . 3) Fast e n t he PIR similarly t o

t he blocking. Not e tha t there are no pre -drilled hole s; use t he w ood scre w s t o go dire ct ly t hrough t he PI R,

ke e ping a 1” cleara nce from any “T”-nuts. No t e : t he P IR must be inst alle d w ith “T”-nut s on t he t op side . T he

PI R is clearly marked for y ou r safe ty and conv e nie nce.

ME CHANI CAL INSTALLATION 110SR

3) (Fig. 4) shows t he PIR inst a lle d against a st eel st ud furring channel. Atta ch t he P IR w it h screws dire ct ly t hrough

the furring and into 24” s trips of blocking installed on the upper side of the channel so that the screws will go

int o both. Ensure t hat ov e rhe ad w ork is carrie d out safe ly, and according t o local building code s.

4) After t he PIR inst allation is comple te, run y our signal wires. At t his time, have an ele ctrician in sta ll e le ct rical

circuits for your sub, if required.

5) Also at t his t ime , w e re comme nd t hat you in stall a safe ty lin e, t y pically a light gauge w ire rope , from a secure

po int on the sup port structure abo ve the subwo ofer. Attach this to the strapping o n either side of the sub and

suspe nd it in case t he inst allation is compromise d. Follow t he inst ruct ion s for w ire rope inst allation from y our

w ire rope supplie r, and check with you r local building code for specifics.

Figure 1: Ins talation of blocking for flush mounting

of PIR to joists .

Figure 2: Overhead view of PIR, sho wing b lo cking attached to joist.

Figure 3: Attaching PIR to block ing.

Figure 4: PIR installed on steel furring channel prior

to d rywall being p laced.

ME CHANI CAL INSTALLATION 110SR

6) Leave s ome exces s wire hanging through the opening in the PIR so the drywall contractors can cut a locate hole

and drop the wires through. You may als o want to cons ult with them on cutting out the opening for the s ub

as t hey w ill like ly h a ve the power tools (F ig . 1 1) ne cessary t o quickly and accu r ately cut out t he ope ning (Fig. 5) .

7) If y ou are inexperie nce d, but plan on doing t his you rse lf , t he job can be made e asie r by proce e ding in two st e ps.

1) “Hog” out t he maj or in side portion of t he materia l (Fig . 5) .

2) C a re fully cu t out t he re cess for at t a ching t he subw oofer (Fig . 6).

8) A word about the Roto zip™ to ol for cutting holes in wallbo ard: using the correct bit, and accurately setting the

cut tin g de pth w ill grea tly reduce any errors cause d by t he tool “ge tt ing away ” or cut ting int o t he PIR. Use only a

Guidepoint™ bit as pictured (Fig. 11); it will follow the ins ide perimeter of the PIR. For the firs t cut, set the

depth to the thicknes s of the wallboard plus 5/8” (the thickness of the PIR). Example: 5/8” PIR plus 5/8” wall

board equ als 1-1/ 4” cu tt in g dept h.

9) After the majority of the material has b een remo ved from the center o f the PIR, you can set the cutting depth for

the second step . H olding the too l up to the op ening, set the depth gauge so that the G uidep oint™ bit will now

follow the recesse d cuta way in the PI R.

Figure 5: Cutting drywall using the Rotozip™ .

Figure 6: Completed install showing the reveal

of PIR relative to the ceiling board.

Figure 7: Ins talling the subwoofer using the

ledge to temporarily secure it.

Figure 8: Attaching the subwoofer to the PIR.

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10 ) After clearing t he remaining de bris and dust from t he opening, it should look like (F ig . 6) . Ta ke note of t he

location and color of the 11 “ T” - nuts , and the location and orientation of the cutout in the PIR. The four corner

“T”-n u ts are g o ld in co lo r , to d ifferen tiate th em fro m th e rem ain in g seven wh ich are fo r securin g th e 110SR

in place.

11) You m u st alig n th e cut o u t o n th e 110SR w ith th e sam e co n tro l access cu tou t (in d icated with red p ain t) o n th e

PI R t hat w ill allow y ou to make adjust ment s t o t he sy st e m lat e r. Orient t he signal cable t o t he cut ou t, and

prepare to make the AC mains connection before completing the next step.

12 ) Put t he su bw oofer int o place, rest ing it on an angle (Fig . 7) on t he secondary w ooden inst a llation “ledge” on

the side of the s ub; this will assist you in getting a hand free to operate a screw gun (Fig. 8). There are seven 3” ,

Phillips-he ad, 8-32 black machine scre w s for securing t he 11 0 SR to t he PIR.

13 ) T he su bw oofer is normally inst alle d in place after paint ing is completed t o kee p t he sub looking new (Fig. 9) .

Inst alling the g rille (F ig . 10 ) w ith the four re maining white 3” Phillips-head 8-32 scre ws completes t he

11 0 SR in sta llation.

Figure 9: Completed subwoofer detail. Figure 10: Completed subwoofer installation.

Figure 11: Rotozip™ showing guidepoint bit.

ME CHANI CAL INSTALLATION 110CS

Th e 110CS su b woo fer is easily in stalled in alm o st any in d o o r lo catio n wh ere access to a co rn er is availab le. A lth o u g h its

appearance is handsome in full view, the wide dispers ion of its down firing woofer and the dis persion of low frequencies

in gene ra l, allow mode rate obst ruct ion s su ch as chairs, plant s etc. t o be placed dire ct ly in front of t he cabine t. A corn er

posit ion against solid w alls will height en the bass pe rformance result ing in a woofer sounding larger and more pow e rful

than its compact size would suggest.

In locations where the situation dictates a higher positioning of the subwoofer, the supplied wall brackets for mounting

to 16” cen ter stu d s m ay b e u tilized .

All connections and controls are access ed under the snap- on top panel. Note the hole provided in the cabinet rear

t hrou gh wh ich t o run cables.

I NS TAL L AT I ON OF COR NE R R AI L K I T

Th e 110CS su b woo fer is a free stan d ing d esig n . H o w ever, with in stallatio n o f th e co rne r rail kit, m o u n ting at an y h eig h t

is possible. The follow ing inst ruct ions w ill guide you in the inst allation of t he rail kit .

Before

You Begin:

Be sure to follow instructions carefully and conform to any and all local codes regarding this type of installation.

A qualified, licensed installer should be retained for an y behind the wall pre-wiring w ith final approval of a local

building inspector. Ta nnoy assumes no liability for cause and effect of improper installation work.

our Package Includes:

• 110C S su b wo ofer system

• Le ft side rail, 20 ” long

• Right side rail, 20 ” long

•(4)

3/4” wood s crews

ools / Parts Required:

The follow ing is a list of suggest e d ma terials and t ools. Your nee ds may differ slight ly.

•Framinglevelw/rule

•Studsensor

• Electric drill and drill bits

• Screwd river b its

•Ladder

•Suitablelagscrews*

•Pencil

* NOTE: As w all t hickne ss and materials v a ry, w e do not provide lag screws for t he w a ll mou nting of t he rails.

Site

Preparatio n and Rail Kit Mounting Instructions:

New construction and m ost retrofits sho uld includ e two single “ J ” Boxes installed in the drywall with po wer and signal

cable s w ithin . Position the he ight of t he “J” Boxe s so t hat t he y w ill be hidde n by the inst alle d su bw oofer cabine t and at

a vertical p lacement of no mo re than 7” from the drywall corner to the outside edge of the “ J ” Box (see Fig. 4). The gap

in t he corner behind t he inst alle d su bw oofer and the dry wall w ill provide ade quate cle ara nce for all cable run s t o t he

subwoofer.

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