Packing
1) If sending one speaker: place speaker face down on a piece of cardboard.
Secure by popping holes in the cardboard where the empty frame holes are
positioned on the speakers.
2) Loop a wire tie or nut and bolt thru the speaker frame holes and the card board
and tighten. The speaker will now be strapped or bolted to the cardboard facing
down. Then follow steps 3 thru six.
If sending two identical speakers (two woofer,etc.):
1) Place face to face, line up empty frame holes
(where you removed the screws upon removal of speaker)
and loop a wire tie or nut and bolt thru the holes. Tighten.
Your speakers should now be strapped or bolted face to face.
2) Obtain a rigid sturdy cardboard carton with at least two inches of space
all around the speaker - top, bottom, and sides. The spaces will be filled
with packing material.
3) Bubble wrap the unit good. This is important! A few thin layers will not absorb
impact during transport. After the unit is bubble wrapped, additional packing
material may be used in the box - foam peanuts, newspaper, foam, etc.
4) Place a note in the carton with your name, return address, and daytime
telephone number(s). The daytime numbers should be an easy contact for
details on your serviced speaker and to obtain credit card payment
information. It is recommended to supply home, work, & cell phone numbers,
if possible, due to time zone differences.
5) Always try to use a major shipping carrier such as U.P.S. or Fedex.
Avoid using the U.S. postal service (exception of international customers)-
it is difficult to track your package and a slower service.
6) Insure your speaker with U.P.S. or Fedex. This only costs a few dollars.
Call us @ (631) 289-6559 for the appropriate insurance amount. Our shipping address
can be found under our contact information.
1) If sending one speaker: place speaker face down on a piece of cardboard.
Secure by popping holes in the cardboard where the empty frame holes are
positioned on the speakers.
2) Loop a wire tie or nut and bolt thru the speaker frame holes and the card board
and tighten. The speaker will now be strapped or bolted to the cardboard facing
down. Then follow steps 3 thru six.
If sending two identical speakers (two woofer,etc.):
1) Place face to face, line up empty frame holes
(where you removed the screws upon removal of speaker)
and loop a wire tie or nut and bolt thru the holes. Tighten.
Your speakers should now be strapped or bolted face to face.
2) Obtain a rigid sturdy cardboard carton with at least two inches of space
all around the speaker - top, bottom, and sides. The spaces will be filled
with packing material.
3) Bubble wrap the unit good. This is important! A few thin layers will not absorb
impact during transport. After the unit is bubble wrapped, additional packing
material may be used in the box - foam peanuts, newspaper, foam, etc.
4) Place a note in the carton with your name, return address, and daytime
telephone number(s). The daytime numbers should be an easy contact for
details on your serviced speaker and to obtain credit card payment
information. It is recommended to supply home, work, & cell phone numbers,
if possible, due to time zone differences.
5) Always try to use a major shipping carrier such as U.P.S. or Fedex.
Avoid using the U.S. postal service (exception of international customers)-
it is difficult to track your package and a slower service.
6) Insure your speaker with U.P.S. or Fedex. This only costs a few dollars.
Call us @ (631) 289-6559 for the appropriate insurance amount. Our shipping address
can be found under our contact information.
Dahlquist Packing Instructions
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