Meyer Sound 600-HP - Manual (Page 31)

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CHAPTER 7
Ground-Stacked Configuration
The MG-MICA ground-stacked pockets receive the 600-HP
links directly (Figure 7.9). Many combinations are possible;
the most common are listed in the table below.
Table 7.5. 600-HP Link Positions to MG-MICA Grid (ground-stacked)
Rear Front Angle for 600-HP with respect
to the MG-MICA grid
-3 0 0.5° uptilt
0 0 2.5° downtilt
6 +3 0.5° uptilt
Figure 7.9. Using the MG-MICA to support a 600-HP ground-stack
THE OPTIONAL MDTL-MICA DOWNTILT LINK
The MDTL-MICA downtilt link adds a fixed amount of
downtilt to ground-stacked MICA loudspeakers. The ver-
satile MDTL-MICA links connect to the rear GuideALinks of
the bottom MICA and can be used to downtilt MICAs when
they are ground-stacked on top of the MG-MICA or the
600-HP subwoofer.
Figure 7.10. The MDTL-MICA can be used to downtilt MICA loudspeakers
when ground-stacked on top of the MG-MICA or the 600-HP
For complete information on the optional MDTL-MICA
please refer to MG-MICA Assembly Guide (part number
05.147.034.01)
MCF-MICA CASTER FRAME
The heavy-duty MCF-MICA caster frame (Figure 7.11) al-
lows you to transport stacks of up to three 600-HP sub-
woofers fitted with MRF-600 rigging frames. The 600-HP’s
GuideALinks are fully compatible with the optional MCF-
MICA caster frame and connect the enclosures securely,
allowing the convenient transport of straight stacks of
subwoofers. The MCF-MICA’s rugged steel frame facilitates
the use of forklifts.
Figure 7.11. The MCF-MICA caster frame