Please retain all packaging, however if disposing of this packaging please ensure that you comply with local recycling regulations. These products also all comply to the RoHS Directive 2002/95/EC. MSE-218 User Manual v1.0 February 2013...
System Setup Professional loudspeaker systems are potentially dangerous objects if used incorrectly. Please ensure that you read this section fully, and contact EM Acoustics or your local dealer should you be in any doubt over correct operation procedures. Professional loudspeaker systems are capable of producing damage-inducing sound pressure levels, and hence care should be taken when setting your system up, particularly when it comes to loudspeaker placement within a venue.
The MSE-218 requires an active crossover to function correctly – although the choice of filter points is very wide, allowing the user to tailor the response to exactly what is required. Cardioid DSP program settings are also available to create arrays with significant rejection to the rear of the subwoofers, by stacking three enclosures in a block (two facing forwards, one facing backwards).
– as this can cause serious damage to your loudspeakers. If in doubt, please contact your dealer who will be happy to assist you in correct amplifier choice and setup. EM Acoustics recommends the EM Acoustics AD-9 amplifier as the optimum solution for the MSE-218.
M20 flange adapters. Ensure that the instructions in this manual are followed correctly – MSE-218 loudspeakers are heavy and incorrect use could result in injury. Ensure that the floor where the system is going to be placed is strong enough to withstand the total system weight placed upon it.
5.0 - Servicing Information Your EM Acoustics loudspeakers have been rigorously tested before they leave our factory, to ensure that they give you a lifetime of flawless operation. Should any of your drive units fail and need replacing, please follow the guidelines below.
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