Harmonic Resolution Systems MXR Audio Stand - Manual (Page 5)

Set-Up Instructions
The MXR Audio Stand consists of a frame structure and the isolation bases that
support each component. The standard three and four shelf frame structures come
in three boxes. Each box will be marked with the model number starting with
MXR. There are two longer boxes that contain the left and right vertical panels.
The third box contains the panel brace system, the isolation base support brackets,
the adjustable rack feet, screws, and wrenches required to complete the assembly
process. The only tools not provided for assembly are:
1. Adjustable wrench - to lock the feet after leveling the frame
2. Philips Head Screwdriver - for unpacking crates (electric drive recommended)
3. Level - 24" minimum length or equivalent
Work Surface - Prior to unpacking any material, locate a very strong and very
stable work surface (capable of supporting 250 lb. load) or area on the floor that
will give you a very soft scratch resistant work area that is at least three feet by six
feet in size. The more space you have the better, as it will give you room to move
around the frame to complete assembly. It is important that the area be free of all
dirt, screws or small pebbles, and that it is covered with a clean soft protective
blanket (min size 24" x 45") that will prevent damage to the relatively soft external
skin of the vertical panels.
Unpacking Assembly Hardware - Remove all the contents from the smaller
cardboard box containing the hardware required to assemble the frame. Place
them on a table adjacent to your selected work surface and remove all the
wrapping material. Be careful not to drop or allow the anodized aluminum parts
to contact each other as they may scratch the surface. Do not stack the parts on
top of each other once they are removed from the protective packaging material.
Unpacking Vertical Panels - Unpack the vertical panel by removing the top
surface of the crate (see Photo 1). This surface will be marked for clarity and you
will need a Philips head screwdriver (manual or electric) to remove the cover.