Mg-1D Grid In Reversed Ground Stacked Configuration - Meyer Sound QUICKFLY M Series Assembly Manual

MG-1D GRID IN REVERSED GROUND STACKED CONFIGURATION

This configuration is used for ground stacking a predominantly down or forward tilted M1D and/or M1D-Sub array.
It provides from -14° to +14° of tilt in 2-degree increments between the grid and the first loudspeaker when using an
M1D as the first element of the array. For tall arrays with severe down or forward tilt, the grid's extension frame can be
deployed to provide a larger footprint towards the front for improved stability.
Install the M1D grid cam as shown into the MG-1D multipurpose grid. Please note that the grid side of the M1D grid
cam faces the MG-1D. Secure all M1D grid cams with the quick release pins (QRPs). Then install the M1D at the
pre-determined angle. The M1D grid cam is only used in transition from the MG-1D grid to the first M1D. After this is
complete, use the M1D links with the QRPs to complete the rest of the array as shown.
CAUTION:
of gravity within the footprint of the leveling feet. For extra stability, the footprint can be enlarged by
use of the extension frame. To further secure larger arrays, particularly in outdoor situations, use a tie down or
weight on the grid or a safety system on the array.
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When ground stacking an M1D/M1D-Sub array on an MG-1D grid, always keep the center
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NOTE:
If the first element
of the array is an M1D-
Sub, the M1D grid cam needs to
be reversed (grid side facing the
M1D-Sub). In this case, down
tilt from 0° to -14° in 2-degree
increments is possible. Use M1D
links to complete the rest of the
array.
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