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M1D Rigging Grids and Accessories
USING THE MG-1D GRID TO FLY M2D AND M2D-SUB LOUDSPEAKERS
For smaller M2D arrays, the MG-1D multipurpose grid can be used as the primary rigging frame. If greater flexibility
with up or down tilt of the entire array is required, the MG-2D multipurpose grid should be used.
Install the M2D CamLink (A) as shown between the MG-1D multipurpose grid (C) and the first cabinet. Install the M2D
FrontLinks (B) as shown, and secure all with three QRPs. Note that MG-1D grid is flipped 180 degrees from its normal
position (leveling feet extenders are pointing downward).
NOTE:
For large M2D arrays with or without M2D-Subs, use the MG-2D multipurpose grid.
Maximum Load:
7:1 safety factor: Up to 7 M2Ds or
the equivalent weight of M2Ds and/
or M2D-Subs or other products
specified for use with this grid.
5:1 safety factor: Up to 10 M2Ds
or the equivalent weight of M2Ds
and/or M2D-Subs or other products
specified for use with this grid.
CAUTION:
flying an array from
the MG-1D multipurpose
grid, it must always be
supported only by the
pick-up holes from the main
frame's center bracket.
CAUTION:
extension frame with M2D and/or
M2D-Sub cabinets. The MG-1D extension
frame is rated only for use with M1D and
M1D-Sub loudspeakers.
CAUTION:
a system. Unscrew the entire assembly, including the threaded leg, and remove completely.
Meyer Sound Laboratories Inc.
www.meyersound.com
When
Do not use the MG-1D
The leveling feet must always be detached from the MG-1D multipurpose grid before flying
T: +1 510 486.1166
F: +1 510 486.8356
CAUTION:
multipurpose grid for ground-stacking
M2D or M2D-Subs.
A
B
Never use the MG-1D
C
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