Product Care Guide

Oiled walnut cabinets should be treated sparingly with the supplied wood wax using a lint-free cloth.

Apply the wax several times per year, or whenever the finish begins to appear dry. The frequency of application may vary depending on environmental conditions such as temperature and humidity.

Avoid getting wax on the front baffle, drive units or grille cloth.

If your loudspeaker has an oiled walnut finish, apply a light coat of the supplied wood wax using a lint-free cloth.

This will help restore the appearance of the wood and protect the finish. Do not over-apply the wax.

Yes, but only on high-gloss wooden surfaces and only with a high-quality non-silicone furniture polish.

Do not use silicone-based products on oiled wood finishes or rubber drive unit surrounds.

Extended exposure to direct sunlight may cause fading, discolouration or premature ageing of cabinet finishes and other materials.

For best results, avoid placing loudspeakers in locations exposed to prolonged direct sunlight.

Yes. Wood is a natural material and can be affected by excessive heat, cold, humidity or rapid environmental changes.

Avoid placing loudspeakers near radiators, heating vents, fireplaces, conservatories or other locations subject to extreme environmental conditions.

If the loudspeakers will be unused for an extended period, protect them using the cloth bags supplied with the original packaging.

Store them in a dry environment away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.

Do not use:

• Solvents
• Abrasive cleaners
• Scouring pads
• Harsh chemicals
• Silicone-based sprays on rubber surrounds

These products may permanently damage the cabinet finish, drive units or other components.