Niles OS-10SI User Manual

Details the OS-10SI as a stereo speaker designed for indoor/outdoor use with a unique cabinet shape and mounting bracket.

Explains the dual voice coil woofer and opposing tweeters for 'Stereo everywhere' effect.

Describes weather-resistant tweeters with elastomeric coating for clear, sweet treble.

Highlights the stiff, light woofer for deep bass output from a compact, weather-resistant enclosure.

Details the mineral-filled polypropylene cabinet for non-resonant sound reproduction.

Explains the acoustically transparent grille and curved baffle for optimal sound.

Describes the cabinet's shape for discreet placement in corners or under eaves.

Details the U-shaped bracket for adjustable speaker positioning and easy installation.

Outlines three methods for mounting the speaker: nail, screw, or custom bracket attachment.

Features corrosion-free, five-way binding posts for versatile speaker wire connections.

Describes the recessed design of binding posts for easy connection and water pooling prevention.

Details the use of stainless steel, brass, aluminum, and powder coating for durability in various conditions.

Diagram and labels identifying all components of the OS-10SI speaker system.

Lists necessary tools and materials for installing the OS-10SI speakers, including wire stripper and drill.

Advises on speaker wire gauge (16-18 AWG, 14 AWG for longer runs) and connection methods.

Illustrates direct wiring from amplifier and wiring with an optional volume control.

Suggests amplifier power rating of 5-100 watts per channel to avoid clipping distortion.

Explains how to position speakers for optimal stereo sound and wide dispersion coverage.

Discusses the boundary effect and how placement (wall, corner) influences bass response.

Details horizontal mounting and the three options: nail, screw, or custom bracket attachment.

Emphasizes using appropriate hardware for mounting and consulting professionals if unsure about safety.

Lists required tools and materials for painting, including primer, paint, and masking supplies.

Instructions on disassembling parts and masking to protect specific areas during painting.

Steps for applying primer and finish paint to the speaker cabinet and bracket for optimal finish.

Guidance on painting the aluminum grille, emphasizing thin coats and avoiding clogging holes.

Instructions on carefully refitting the grille after painting, ensuring a secure 'snap' fit.

Step-by-step guide to securely attaching the speaker bracket to the mounting surface.

Instructions for preparing speaker wires and making proper electrical connections to the speaker terminals.

Ensures bracket knobs are hand-tightened and the installation is secure and safe.

Discusses outdoor sound dynamics, amplifier power, and the risks of clipping distortion.

Provides guidance on cleaning the speaker with a damp cloth, avoiding high-pressure water.

Specifies the ideal amplifier power range for optimal performance and longevity.

States the speaker's impedance rating, which is 4 Ohms per channel.

Details the audible frequency range the speaker can reproduce, from 80 Hz to 21 kHz.

Indicates the speaker's efficiency, measuring 90 decibels at 1 meter for 1.83 volts.

Specifies recommended speaker wire gauges for different cable run lengths.

Defines the operational temperature range for the speaker, from -50° to 200° Fahrenheit.

Provides physical dimensions of the speaker, with and without the bracket, and its total weight.

Form for users to provide personal, purchase, and product usage details for warranty registration.

Outlines the two-year warranty, exclusions, and conditions for defects in material and workmanship.

Instructions on how to get warranty service, including contacting dealers or NILES directly.

Specifies warranty limitations, including no coverage for misuse or unauthorized repairs, and exclusion of consequential damages.

Provides contact details for finding the nearest authorized NILES dealer.

Reminds the user to fill in product information for their records.