B&W CWM™ Cinema User Manual

This manual is the user manual for B&W Custom Wall Mount (CWM™) speakers. It introduces the features and characteristics of the product and provides installation instructions


B&W CWM™ Cinema User Manual - cover page
Brand
B&W
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
20
File format
PDF
File size
214 KB
Published
17 March, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
4A57AA5E54CCABF093AA48B5F574D404

About this manual

This manual guides owners of B&W CWM™ Cinema speakers through unpacking, wall‑frame fitting, and final setup. It explains the philosophy behind the product and stresses the importance of careful planning to achieve optimal sound performance.

Key sections cover positioning for new construction or retrofit, the Tilt Axis control for off‑axis listening, cavity damping, wiring connections, and optional accessories such as IR sensors. Safety notes and finish‑customising instructions are also included.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Unpacking
  • Positioning – New Construction vs Retrofit
  • Tilt Axis Control
  • Normal Stereo and Home Theatre Applications
  • Damping the Wall Cavity
  • Fitting the Wall Frame
  • Installing an IR Sensor
  • Customising the Frame
  • Fitting the Baffle and Connections

Specifications

Recommended cavity volumeabove 15 L (0.5 cu ft)
Tilt Axis angle≈ 10° up or down

Frequently asked questions

How should the speakers be positioned for optimal performance?

Keep each speaker at least 0.5 m (20 in) from wall edges, avoid corners, and mount them in half‑space (flush in a wall or soffit).

How should the baffle be wired to the amplifier?

Connect the red (+) terminal to the amplifier’s positive terminal and the black (–) terminal to the negative terminal, with the equipment switched off.

What material should be used to damp the wall cavity?

Use a foam pad supplied with the speaker and fill the cavity with non‑closed‑cell insulation such as fiberglass or mineral wool.

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