DaytonAudio Reference Series User Manual

Passive Reference 8" Mini Subwoofer Kit
Thank you for purchasing the Passive Dayton Audio Reference 8" mini subwoofer kit. The
enclosure for this speaker kit was precision cut using CNC machinery for a tight fit to
make it easy to finish. With a little time and patience, your finished product will provide
years of enjoyment. Please follow these instructions for the best possible results.
Suggested tools and consumables:
Drill Rag or paper towels
Screwdriver Solder
Wood clamps (you can never have too many of these) Wire stripper/crimper
Sanding block and/or electric finishing sander #8 Wood Screws
Wood glue Polyurethane glue (Gorilla Glue)
Package contents:
First, empty the contents of the package and review parts to ensure everything has been
included and is in good condition. If any parts are missing or damaged, please contact our
customer service department at 1-800-338-0531.
Driver:
A) Dayton Audio RSS210HO-4 8" Reference Series HO Subwoofer 4 Ohm

DaytonAudio Reference Series Specifications

General

Brand	DaytonAudio
Model	Reference Series
Category	Subwoofer
Language	English

Summary

Enclosure Components and Assembly

Enclosure Components

Lists the various parts of the subwoofer enclosure kit for identification.

Dry Fit and Preparation

Perform a dry fit to familiarize with parts and ensure proper cuts before gluing.

Surface Preparation

Ensure all enclosure parts are clean and free of dust and debris for optimal adhesion.

Attach First Panels

Apply glue to joining surfaces and attach the back panel with one top/bottom panel.

Attach Side and Brace

Glue a side panel and the brace to the existing assembly for structural integrity.

Attach Remaining Panels

Glue the second side panel and the second top/bottom panel to complete the enclosure box.

Install Baffle

Apply glue and attach the baffle with the driver cutout to the enclosure assembly.

Clamping and Glue Curing

Apply clamps to all edges, ensure flush fit, and allow glue to dry completely.

Finishing and Sanding

Fill any open seams with wood filler and sand all surfaces smooth for finishing.

Final Assembly and Setup

Install Power Terminals

Locate and install your preferred power terminals and internal wiring for the subwoofer.

Connect Speaker Wires

Connect the speaker wires to the appropriate terminals on the Dayton Audio subwoofer driver.

Mount the Driver

Carefully set the subwoofer driver into the enclosure cutout and secure it with fasteners.