Sanus Systems Natural Foundations Manual De Instrucciones página 6

5] A choice of steel adjustable spiked feet and
plastic feet are included to provide stability
and to reduce resonance.* The spiked feet
are preferable for performance and stability on
carpeted surfaces. Thread a nut on to the end
of each spike, and thread the spikes into the
holes in the base of the stand. Lock the spikes
by tightening the nut against the base. The
plastic feet may be attached to the base with
the 5/8" pan head bolts. Optionally, the spiked
feet and plastic feet may be used together by
threading the nut all the way down the spike
and attaching the plastic foot with the spike. A
7/16" socket is recommended to tighten the nut
securely against the plastic foot.
6] The extra hole in the top plate may be used to
attach speakers that accomodate bottom bolt
mounting. Bolts are not provided. Position the
stands in the exact spot they will be used. If you
are using the adjustable spikes, make sure they
are level and that the stand does not rock. Set
the speaker on the stand and run the speaker
wire down the back of the pillar and through the
hole in the base. Snap the plastic wire covers
into the grooves in the pillar. Slide the covers
down until they touch the base.
*NOTE: The end of the spikes and the studs are sharp
and may scratch floors or furniture. All sharp
and small objects can be hazardous to children.
For this reason rubber pads and plastic feet are
provided as an option. The decision to use steel
spiked feet and speaker studs is yours; Sanus
Systems is not liable for damage or injury.
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