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Summary of Contents for HRS EXREXR-1921-2T2
- Page 1 MULTI-WIDE AND TIERED EXR AUDIO STAND SYSTEMS A Low Noise Floor Is Fundamental...
- Page 2 All items are inspected 100% to verify the assembly fits are up to our exacting standards. This rigorous protocol, combined with precision design, results in a product that is a pleasure to install, use, change, or expand at any time. From all of us here at HRS, we truly hope you enjoy our product.
- Page 3 Some popular configurations are pictured below. Please contact HRS or your authorized HRS dealer if you wish to further modify or expand your system. EXR-1921-2T2...
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Page 4: Safety Instructions
Do not place any tall objects on the top level of the EXR Audio Stand System. A tall object is any object with a height that is greater than the length of the HRS Isolation Base. A tall object is also any object that has a height greater than its own width or length. - Page 5 Frame Mount. The Frame Mounts are attached to the EXR Horizontal Support Assemblies at HRS, but familiarizing yourself with the different models and their functions in the system will help you to identify which configuration is required at each stage of assembly.
- Page 6 9. Otherwise, place an EXR Horizontal Support Assembly with four bonded Caps upside- down on your work surface, so the threads face up, and the front face with HRS logo faces away from you. There are four unique configurations of Frame Mounts that may serve as the starting point for assembly (photos 5-8).
- Page 7 Struts that measure 13.5 inches end-to-end will provide 10 inches of spacing. If you will be using HRS Isolation Bases in your EXR, remember that the HRS Isolation Bases are approximately 3 inches tall when determining your required spacing.
- Page 8 Photo 13 Step 5. Identify which configuration of Frame Mounts is required for the next level of this column. This depends on the Frame Mounts of the preceding level, and in certain cases, the relative height of the column(s) that will sit adjacent to this one in the completed system. FM1 and FM2 Frame Mounts (photo 14) always sit at the ends of the system, and can only align with other FM1s and FM2s.
- Page 9 Photo 15 If the preceding level included FM3 Frame Mounts (photo 16), then the configuration on the new EXR Horizontal Support Assembly also depends on the relative height of the adjacent column on that side. If this EXR Horizontal Support Assembly will be at the same height as one in the adjacent column, then FM4s are required.
- Page 10 Photo 17 Make sure all of the Frame Mounts are fully seated by measuring the distance from Frame Mount to Frame Mount at each corner (photo 18). This distance will vary depending on the length of Struts installed at this level of the system, but the distance should be equal ± "...
- Page 11 If your EXR Audio Stand System includes another level, repeat steps 2-5 for the next EXR Horizontal Support Assembly to add it to the column. Be sure to select the correct size of Strut for each level of your system to provide adequate space for each of your components. If you have added all necessary levels to the EXR, proceed to step 6.
- Page 12 Make sure to orient the EXR Audio Stand System so that the front face with the HRS logo(s) faces forward. The stand Points should be placed directly on carpeted floors. Place them on HRS Floor Protectors (sold separately) instead if your system is located on wood flooring or another surface you wish to guard against scratching.
- Page 13 Photo 23 If the top level of the new column will have EXR Horizontal Support Assemblies at equal height on both sides, then it must have two FM4s attached (photo 24). Photo 24 If this column will be adjacent to a column shorter than it in the completed assembly, the top level must have two FM3s attached (photo 25).
- Page 14 Struts that measure 13.5 inches end-to-end will provide 10 inches of spacing. If you will be using HRS Isolation Bases in your EXR, remember that the HRS Isolation Bases are approximately 3 inches tall when determining your required spacing.
- Page 15 Photo 30 Step 14. Carefully stand the assembly on the side opposite the Frame Mounts, and move the next EXR Horizontal Support Assembly for the column you are assembling into position, so the Strut threads from the first assembly pass through the Frame Mounts of the second (photo 31). The Frame Mounts should seat fully onto the threads and rest in full contact with the polymer rings.
- Page 16 Step 15. Place a polymer ring around the threads protruding through each Frame Mount. The polymer ring should sit completely flat inside the Frame Mount. Apply a few drops of the provided WD-40 3-in-1 oil to the end of each thread. Step 16.
- Page 17 Step 18. Make sure the front edges of the columns all line up (photo 35), and then loosely install the provided "-16× " buttonhead cap screws through the bottoms of the FM4s, and into the new column of the system (photo 36). Once all the fasteners are installed, apply final torque with torque wrench set to 10 ft∙lb (120 in∙lb, 13.5 N∙m).
- Page 18 If your EXR Audio Stand System is already complete, continue on to "Leveling the EXR Audio Stand System" below. If your shipment includes any more EXR Horizontal Support Assemblies with Frame Mounts already attached, repeat steps 10-18 of this manual to attach them. If your shipment includes additional EXR Horizontal Support Assemblies with no Frame Mounts attached, continue on to step 19 to install them at the locations where there are open FM4s on both sides.
- Page 19 Point (photo 42). Gently torque all four Washers against the tops of the Points with the HRS Grip Pad. This will lock the Points into place and prevent any motion out of the threaded connection. The result should be a very stable, firm, and level structure.
- Page 20 HRS dealer to have this corrected. Load the HRS Isolation Bases into the EXR Audio Stand System with the HRS logo facing the front of the system. Carefully pass each HRS Isolation Base between the front struts of the stand, and rest the rear Isolation Base Feet on the EXR Horizontal Support Assembly (photo 43).
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Page 21: Care And Maintenance
Loading Components into the EXR Audio Stand System - Carefully load each component from the front of the EXR Audio Stand System. Be careful not to hit any part of the EXR or HRS Isolation Bases. If you are utilizing HRS Isolation Bases in your EXR, make sure that none of the HRS Isolation Bases are overloaded. -
Page 22: Limited Warranty
Do not wash the interior flex element of the HRS Isolation Base feet, even if you see a coating or white substance on the surface of the flex element. This coating is intentional and is put in the flex element to protect the isolation material from the environment. - Page 23 This receipt must clearly list the model and serial number, the date of purchase, the name and address of the purchaser, the authorized HRS dealer, and the purchase price. Harmonic Resolution Systems reserves the right to modify the design of any product without obligation to purchasers of previously manufactured products, and to change the prices or specifications of any product, without notice or obligation to any person.
- Page 24 (MADE IN USA) All Harmonic Resolution Systems Inc. products are 100% made in The United States of America by skilled craftsmen using only the finest materials and our personal dedication to the highest workmanship standards. ARMONIC ESOLUTION YSTEMS 2495 Main Street, Suite 227 Buffalo, NY 14214 Telephone: 716-873-1437 Web: www.AVisolation.com...
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