JobSite Systems Speaker LSC BG User Manual

INSTALLATION & USER GUIDE  
For Music and Voice  
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In-Ceiling Locations  
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6-1/2” BUILDER GRADE IN-CEILING LOUDSPEAKER  
FEATURES: LSC-BG  
6-1/2” Polypropylene woofer with urethane surround  
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3/4” Fluid-cooled ultra-wide Kaladex tweeter  
Moisture and UV resistant  
Rust proof aluminum grilles  
Installation friendly design:  
Suitable for painting  
Connection terminals accept up to 12 gauge speaker wire  
Quick mounting system for new construction or retrofit installations  
Includes hole template and paint mask  
Ceiling Bracket for New Construction: Jobsite NCB-6 (sold separately)  
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PRODUCT OVERVIEW  
The illustration shows how a  
typical JobSite LSC loudspeaker  
mounts into a ceiling.  
Ceiling Bracket serves as a “hole  
saver” when drywall has not been  
applied. Cannot be used when  
installing into existing ceilings.  
Knockout wire tie allows the wire to be  
secured to the bracket throughout the  
new construction process. It knocks out  
cleanly when the speaker is installed.  
Wings instantly snap into  
the bracket without screws.  
Dogs swivel 90°, then  
clamp the speaker frame  
to the drywall.  
Frames are molded with a  
slight texture to assure good  
paint adhesion.  
Wings are scored for easy  
size trimming.  
Mounting screws tighten the  
“dogs”, clamping the speaker to  
the drywall.  
Brackets and wings attach  
to the ceiling joists with  
nails or screws.  
Rust-proof aluminum grilles make the loud-  
speaker perfect for moist environments.  
Figure 1  
PACKAGE CONTENTS  
If you are installing the speakers into a new  
ceiling follow the above recommendations and  
install a set of JobSite NCB-6 Ceiling Brackets,  
prior to the drywall being installed.  
Speakers x 2  
Speaker grilles x 2  
Speaker cutout template / paint mask x 1  
Run speaker wire from each location to the  
amplifier location. Label the speakers wires  
at the amplifier end, so you know which wire  
goes to each speaker.  
PREPARING FOR INSTALLATION  
If you are installing the LSC-BG into an existing  
ceiling, take time to consider any possible  
obstructions which may be hidden inside  
the ceiling: ceiling joists, electrical wiring,  
telephone wiring, plumbing, AC or heating  
conduit and ductwork.  
TOOLS REQUIRED  
Stud Locator (for existing construction)  
Drywall saw (for existing construction)  
Pencil (for existing construction)  
Cordless screwdriver with No2 Philips bit  
Wire stripper  
Determine the best mounting locations based  
on the room layout. Before cutting any holes,  
make sure the area behind both speakers is  
clear for installation. Speakers provide the best  
coverage, when centered in the room. Line  
up the speakers with a permanently mounted  
ceiling fixture such as can lights,  
Wire labels  
or a light fixture.  
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9. Strip 1/4” of insulation from the end of  
each wire coming from the amplifier.  
INSTALLATION  
Installation Existing Construction:  
10. Tightly twist the end of each wire until no  
frayed ends remain.  
1. Use a stud locator to identify the location  
of the ceiling joists on each side of the  
proposed loudspeaker mounting location.  
11. Attach the speaker wires to the speaker  
terminal connectors. Connect the  
negative output from the amplifier to the  
black terminal and the positive output to  
the red terminal.  
2. Mark ceiling joists’ edges, using  
masking tape.  
3. Repeat this process for the other  
loudspeaker locations.  
12. There are four clamps “dogs” which  
hold each speaker in place. Rotate all  
the dogs inward.  
4. You may have to adjust the loudspeaker  
mounting locations based on how the  
ceiling joists line up with the proposed  
speaker mounting locations.  
13. Insert the loudspeaker into the cutout in  
the ceiling.  
5. Check for clearance using the following  
method:  
14. The dogs are tightened via four  
front-baffle screws. Tighten the dogs  
by turning the screws clockwise,  
while pressing the loudspeaker against  
the ceiling. NOTE: DO NOT OVER  
TIGHTEN THESE SCREWS. Over-  
tightening the screws may make the  
grille difficult to install.  
a. Drill a 1/4” pilot hole in the center of the  
intended speaker location.  
b. Cut a foot-long piece of coat hanger.  
c. Bend the wire, creating a right angle,  
leaving 4-1/4” at one end.  
d. Poke the “L-shaped” wire into the pilot  
hole and turn it in a complete circle,  
checking for obstructions.  
15. Install the grille into the speaker.  
16. Repeat this procedure for the next  
speaker.  
e. Push it up into the ceiling cavity to  
make sure you have approximately  
4” of depth.  
New Construction Installation:  
Install the proper ceiling bracket for this  
loudspeaker (NCB-6) using the instructions  
supplied with the bracket. After the  
hole is cut in the drywall per the bracket  
instructions, perform the following steps:  
f. If the coat hanger’s movement is  
obstructed by anything, fill the hole(s)  
with spackle and try another location.  
6. Locate the hole template and remove  
the inside portion of it. The inside portion  
can be used as a paint mask, if you are  
painting the frame of the loudspeaker.  
1. Strip 1/4” of insulation from the end of  
each wire coming from the amplifier.  
2. Tightly twist the end of each wire until  
no frayed ends remain.  
7. Use a pencil and hole template to trace  
the hole outline in the desired location on  
the ceiling.  
3. Attach the speaker wires to the speaker  
terminal connectors. Connect the negative  
output from the amplifier to the black  
terminal and the positive output from the  
amplifier to the red terminal.  
8. Use a drywall saw to cut along the  
penciled line.  
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4. There are four clamps “dogs” which  
hold each speaker in place. Rotate all  
the dogs inward.  
holes. Paint both sides of the grille to cover  
all the white paint.  
OPERATION  
5. Insert the loudspeaker into the cutout in  
the ceiling.  
Listening at Higher Volumes  
It requires more power to achieve a  
reasonable volume of sound in a large  
room than it does in a small room. It is  
possible to turn the volume so high that  
the amplifier runs out of power. This  
creates “clipping” distortion.  
6. The dogs are tightened via four  
front-baffle screws. Tighten the dogs  
by turning the screws clockwise,  
while pressing the loudspeaker against  
the ceiling. NOTE: DO NOT OVER  
TIGHTEN THESE SCREWS. Over-  
tightening the screws may make the grille  
difficult to install.  
Clipping distortion makes treble sound very  
harsh and unmusical. When you hear harsh  
sounding treble from any good speaker,  
turn the volume down immediately! You are  
much less likely to damage a speaker with  
a large amplifier because it will be more  
difficult to produce clipping distortion.  
8. Install the grille into the speaker.  
9. Repeat this procedure for the next  
speaker.  
SPECIFICATIONS: LSC-BG  
Removing the Grilles:  
Power handing:  
To remove the grille from the LSC-BG, obtain  
a small paper clip (size #1, common) and  
bend the last quarter inch of it into an “L”  
shape. Holding the paper clip with a pair of  
pliers, insert the end with the “L” into a hole  
near the edge of the grille. Remove the grille  
by pulling the paper clip towards you.  
5 – 75 watts  
Frequency response:  
55Hz-20kHz +/- 4dB  
Impedance:  
8 ohms  
Dimensions:  
9-1/4” outside frame diameter  
Painting the Speakers:  
8” diameter hole cutout  
The speakers must be masked prior to  
painting them. The inside circular portion  
of the hole template can be used as a  
paint mask. Remove the outside portion  
of the template by gently pulling along the  
perforation. Affix the mask to the front of the  
speaker using a piece of tape. Fold the tape  
onto itself to form a double-sided loop. Affix  
the tape to the tweeter and place the mask  
onto the speaker.  
2-3/4” deep when installed in 1/2” drywall  
Ceiling Bracket for New Construction:  
JobSite NCB-6 (sold separately)  
Warranty: 5 year limited  
Painting the Grilles:  
The LSC-BG grilles should be painted  
before they are installed on the speakers.  
The best results will be obtained by using a  
spray gun or airless sprayer. Thin the paint,  
and then apply several light coats. This  
technique helps prevent clogging of grille  
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This Warranty will be void if the Serial Number on  
the product has been removed, tampered with or  
defaced.  
LIMITED WARRANTY  
JobSite Systems (“JobSite”) warrants to the original  
retail purchaser only that this product will be free of  
manufacturing defects in material and workmanship  
for the following periods and subject to the  
THE FOREGOING WARRANTIES ARE EXCLUSIVE  
AND IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER EXPRESSED AND  
IMPLIED WARRANTIES. JOBSITE EXPRESSLY  
DISCLAIMS ALL SUCH OTHER WARRANTIES,  
INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO IMPLIED  
WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS  
FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NON-  
INFRINGEMENT, WITH RESPECT TO THE PRODUCT.  
TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY  
LAW, JOBSITE SHALL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE  
FOR ANY INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL  
DAMAGES EXCEPT TO THE EXTENT PROVIDED  
(OR PROHIBITED) BY APPLICABLE LAW, EVEN IF  
JOBSITE HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY  
OF SUCH DAMAGES.  
limitations and exclusions set forth below:  
Lifetime Warranty  
All Passive Loudspeaker Products (those not  
requiring AC or battery power).  
Ten years from the date of purchase  
All Other Passive Products (those not requiring  
AC or battery power).  
Two years from the date of purchase  
All Active Products (those requiring AC or battery  
power).  
Notwithstanding the above, if you qualify as a  
“consumer” under the Magnuson-Moss Warranty  
Act, or applicable state laws, then you may be  
entitled to any implied warranties allowed by law  
for the Warranty Period. Further, some states  
do not allow limitations on how long an implied  
warranty lasts or allow the exclusion or limitation of  
consequential damages, so such limitations may not  
apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal  
rights, and you may also have other rights which  
vary from state to state.  
This warranty is not transferable to subsequent  
purchasers of the product. To obtain warranty  
service, contact the authorized dealer where you  
purchased your product or take the unit to the  
nearest authorized JOBSITE dealer (with proof of  
purchase – claims made without proof of purchase  
will be denied) who will test the product and if  
necessary, forward it to JOBSITE for service. If  
there are no authorized JOBSITE dealers in your  
area, you must contact JOBSITE to receive a factory  
Return Authorization Number. DO NOT RETURN  
ANY UNIT WITHOUT FIRST RECEIVING WRITTEN  
AUTHORIZATION AND SHIPPING INSTRUCTIONS  
FROM JOBSITE.  
For the name of your nearest authorized JOBSITE  
dealer, contact: JOBSITE SYSTEMS, 12331 SW 130 ST,  
Miami, Florida 33116-0818, or call 1-866-452-7483.  
Upon examination, JOBSITE will, at its sole option  
and expense, repair or replace any product found  
to be defective. JOBSITE will return the repaired or  
replaced unit to you via its usual shipping method  
from the factory to your address in the United States  
of America or Canada only. Any shipping costs for  
addresses outside of the United States or Canada  
shall be the responsibility of the purchaser. In the  
event that this model is no longer available and  
cannot be repaired effectively, JOBSITE, at its sole  
option, may replace it with a different model of equal  
or greater value, or refund the original purchase  
price paid. THE FOREGOING ARE YOUR EXCLUSIVE  
REMEDIES FOR BREACH OF WARRANTY.  
Please fill in your product information and retain for  
your records.  
Model______________________ Serial No.______  
________________ Purchase Date________  
JobSite Systems, a Niles Audio  
Corporation company  
P.O. Box 160818, Miami, Florida 33116  
This Warranty does not include service or parts  
to repair damage caused by improper use or  
handling, including but not limited to damage caused  
by accident, mishandling, improper installation,  
commercial use, abuse, negligence, or normal wear  
and tear, or any defect caused by repair to the  
product by anyone other than JOBSITE.  
This warranty does not cover reimbursement for  
your costs of removing and transporting the product  
for warranty service evaluation, or installation of any  
replacement product provided under this warranty.  
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JOBSITE SYSTEMS  
12331 S.W. 130 STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA 33186  
P (866) 4JB-SITE (866-452-7483) – F (305) 238-0185  
WWW.JOBSITESYSTEMS.COM  
JobSite Systems, a Niles Audio Corporation company, 12331 S.W. 130 Street, Miami, Fl 33186. ©2008 Niles Audio Corporation. JobSite, The  
JobSite logo, Pure Custom and Niles are registered trademarks of Niles Audio Corporation. All other trademarks are the property of their respec-  
tive owners. Some JobSite products (or components thereof) are manufactured under one or more U.S. Patents, foreign equivalents and/or  
pending patents (see product for details). Because we constantly strive to improve our products, JobSite reserves the right to change product  
specifications, descriptions, and prices without notice. The technical and other specifications of information contained herein are not intended  
calling JobSite at 866-452-7483. Printed in China. DS00640A  
 

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