Polk Audio Atrium Sat30 - Manual (Page 6)

BRACKET MOUNT
For more solid mounting, screw the bracket
directly into a weight-bearing stud on the
mounting surface.
To bracket mount the Sat30, you
will need the following hardware:
• Sat30 Loudspeaker
• Rubber Bumper (optional)
• 2 #6 Pan Head Screws
• Sat30 Mounting Template
Instructions:
1. Determine where you want
to mount the loudspeaker.
2. Hold the mounting template to the
mounting surface and mark the screw
hole locations with a pencil.
3. Use an 1/8" drill bit and drill
the mounting holes (if necessary).
Note: Use wall anchors if mounting
the loudspeaker into drywall.
4. Loosen the knob on the back
of the loudspeaker so it can swivel.
Note: The loudspeaker bracket has a notch
for the speaker wires, which allows you
to run the speaker wires up the mounting
surface, or you may drill a hole in the
mounting surface and run the speaker
wires through the hole.
5. Place the rubber bumper
underneath the bracket (optional).
6. Hold the loudspeaker to the
mounting surface.
7. Attach the loudspeaker assembly using
the supplied #6 pan head screws.
8. Once the loudspeaker has been adjusted
to the desired angle, tighten the knob
on the back of the loudspeaker to hold
it in place.
WARNING: Aiming the Sat30 to an angle
greater than 45 degrees to the horizontal
may result in water buildup inside the grille
that could cause damage to the speaker,
especially during cold weather when
freezing may occur.
2" (5.08cm)
Mounting Template
Atrium Sub10
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PAINTING THE Sub10 SUBWOOFER
While the Atrium Sub10 has a color-
impregnated finish that enables it to
blend in with your landscaping and
outdoor furnishings, the cabinet is
paintable. Should you choose to paint
your speakers, follow these instructions:
Before you begin, you will need:
• A spray can of primer paint
(Krylon Sandable Spray Primer #1318).
• A spray can of the outdoor paint
of your choice.
• Masking tape.
• Paint mask (not included) to cover
un-paintable parts.
PREPARING TO PAINT
1. Carefully mask off the following:
• Driver
• Eyebolt
• Cable
PAINTING THE CABINET
1. Apply two thin coats of primer
to the cabinet.
2. When the primer is completely dry,
apply the finish color. Multiple coats
may be required for a consistent look.
3. When the paint is completely dry,
remove the masking material.
4. Try to keep all handling of freshly
painted parts to a minimum.