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SRS–210W-C Cabinet
SRS–210W-B Baffle
SRS–210W-G Grille
Installation Instructions
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Important Safety Instructions 1. Read Instructions The SubRosa subwoofer is a finely tuned system and should only be 2. Keep these Instructions used with the Sunfire SRA-2700EQ 3. Heed all Warnings. companion amplifier. Using any other 4. Follow all Instructions amplifier will offer inferior performance and 5. Do not use this apparatus near water. may void your warranty. 6. Clean only with dry cloth. 7. Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or ot
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Cabinet Baffle Install Grille Install Contents Safety Instructions ............ 2 Introduction ...................... 4 Unpacking ........................ 5 Dimensions ...................... 6 Location ............................ 7 Framing ............................ 9 Cabinet installation ........... 10 Wiring ............................... 11 Final rough-in ................... 12 Horizontal mounting ......... 14 Baffle installation .............. 16 Grille installation ............... 18 Fo
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Introduction Thank you for purchasing this Sunfire System components SubRosa™ Subwoofer. We hope you The required components for a func- enjoy it and the music it makes as much tioning SubRosa in-wall system are: as we have enjoyed creating it for you. • SRS-210W-C The breakthrough features of the In-wall cabinet and hardware. subwoofer include: • I-BEAM™ anti-shake mechanism to reduce wall vibration • Dual ten-inch, High Back-emf woof- ers with neodymium magnets for low-profile • 2700W
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Introduction Installation overview Contents of each package The cabinet may be mounted vertically SRS–210W-C cabinet between wall studs. The width is ideal for • Cabinet assembly fitting between vertical 2x4 studs, spaced Dimensions 44.50" x 14.25" x 3.5" 16 inches apart. It may also be fitted 1,130.3 mm x 362 mm x 88.9 mm horizontally. Weight 23.30 lb (10.6 kg) A cardboard debris shield is supplied • Debris shield to fill the front aperture and prevent any • 12 foam strips 1" x 5" dust
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Dimensions Front View Side View Back View 44.500 in/ 1,130.3 mm 35.590 in/ 904 mm 8.830 in/ 224.3 mm 0 3.500 in 88.9 mm 26.76 in/ Front Cutout 679.7 mm required in wall to fit woofer assembly 11.784 in/ 299.3 mm User's Manual 6 Dimensions 0 1.261 in/ 32.1 mm 3.533 in/ 89.7 mm 10.717 in/ 272.2 mm 13.045 in/ 331.343 mm 14.250 in/ 362 mm
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Location Location The suggestions below will typi- cally result in outstanding performance. However, although low frequencies are non-directional, factors such as room reflections, standing waves, resonance and absorption will strongly affect your subwoofer’s performance. Since your SubRosa subwoofer is de- signed to be professionally installed into your wall, engineering services from your Authorized Sunfire Dealer and/or outside acoustical resources should be consid- ered to ensure op
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Center location Installing the subwoofer closer to the center of the front wall will still provide adequate bass, but will tend to be less “heavy” and somewhat tighter. This is ideally suited for: • For rooms smaller than 200 square feet • Dedicated music listening rooms. Central location Using Two Subwoofers If you wish to use two subwoofers, the sound output will double. Locating the subwoofers on the front wall, with one towards each corner will provide more flexibility in crossover
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Framing Framing Vertical mounting 1. It is recommended that you add a Due to residential construction meth- horizontal brace below the cabinet ods, vertical mounting of the cabinet is to raise it above the height of the recommended. The subwoofer cabinet finished floor and baseboard mold- will fit between 2 x 4 inch studs on 16 ing. This will prevent accidental nail inch centers. punctures in the cabinet. Horizontal mounting is also possible, 2. Add a horizontal brace above the but need
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Cabinet Installation 1. With the help of an assistant to 4. Use a level to check that the cabi- lift the cabinet, check the fit of the net is vertical. cabinet into the framing. Use wood 5. Use six woodscrews (supplied) or shims if there is any gap between more on each side to secure the the cabinet sides and the vertical cabinet in place. Do not screw into studs. any of the joints of the cabinet. The 2. If it makes it easier, you can con- cabinet walls are 3/4 inch thick, so nect the wi
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Wiring Wiring 1. Install the speaker wires following 5. Do an electrical continuity test to all local codes for electrical wiring make sure the connections are installation. Use class 2 wiring, good from the amplifier-end of the and 12 gauge is recommended, 16 speaker wire to the ends of the gauge is the minimum. two pre-installed wires coming out from the inside of the subwoofer. 2. Follow common low voltage Temporarily remove the cardboard practices like avoiding high voltage debris
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Final Rough-in 1. Make sure the debris shield is fitted into the cabinet opening using the plastic push rivets supplied. This will prevent dust and sheetrock debris from entering the cabinet. Debris shield User's Manual 12 Rough-in
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Sheetrock Sheetrock installation 1. Apply glue to the framing surround- ing the cabinet. Also apply glue to the front surface of the cabinet, wherever it will be in contact with the sheetrock. . Fit the sheetrock in place with sheetrock screws spaced 4 inches apart. 4. Carefully cut away the sheetrock to reveal the cabinet's aperture. Now that you can see the location better, add screws to secure the sheetrock to the front face of the subwoofer glue cabinet. Make sure that no screws
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Horizontal mounting In this position, the subwoofer's longest 2. Attach the self-adhesive foam strips side is horizontal. This may be required (supplied) to the cabinet wherever for some installations, although it requires there will be contact with the studs more framing work. or sheetrock. Use longer strips for the sides, and shorter strips for the The procedure for mounting is basically front face and the shorter vertical the same as the vertical mounting. side. 1. The cabinet should b
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Horizontal . With the help of an assistant to lift sible, add a few screws to secure the cabinet, check the fit into the the bottom face of the cabinet. You framing, and use shims if required. may have to angle them in, but do not screw in to any of the cabinet 4. Wiring the subwoofer is the same joints. The cabinet walls are 3/4 as described previously, except that inch thick, so make sure the screws there is not much room to make the do not pass all the way through. connections to th
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Woofer baffle installation With the cabinet installed, and all the sheetrock, finishing and decorating done, the woofer baffle can be installed. The woofer baffle assembly consists of the following components already installed: • The baffle, upon which all the com- ponents are assembled • Two subwoofer drivers • I-BEAM™ anti-shake device • Crossover board Subwoofer driver I-BEAM™ anti-shake device Subwoofer driver crossover board Baffle Exploded view of the woofer baffle assembly (it is su
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Baffle Install Baffle installation procedure 1. Remove the debris shield from the 4. Secure the woofer baffle assem- front of the in-wall cabinet. You can bly to the in-wall cabinet using 14 do this by cutting the cardboard Allen-head screws and washers with a sharp knife and pulling out supplied. Make sure the two wires the cardboard pieces and the plas- do not get pinched. tic rivets holding it in place. Do not cut the two wires inside the cabinet, and do not remove any sound- proofin
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Grille installation With the woofer baffle installed, and Painting the subwoofer tested, the grille can now The frame and grille can be painted to be installed. match the decor before they are installed. The grille assembly consists of the fol- They come already powder coated, and lowing components: can accept a wide range of finishes. • The grille frame. This screws to the Clean them first, then take them woofer baffle and holds the grille in to a well-ventilated area and paint place. It
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Grille Install Installing the grille assembly 6. Carefully press the grille into the 1. Secure the grille frame to the frame, and make sure it is fully woofer baffle using 12 screws pressed home on all sides. supplied in the grille package. The grille installed into the frame Location of the grille frame screws 2. If you have already painted the Conclusion frame and grille, please jump to step 6. This completes the SubRosa in-wall subwoofer installation. . Fit the supplied cardboard pain
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SRS–210W-C Cabinet SRS–210W-B Baffle SRS–210W-G Grille Manual 913-142-00 Rev 7
