HRS SXRC AUDIO STAND Bedienungsanleitung

SXRC AUDIO STAND

A Low Noise Floor Is Fundamental

Introduction

Thank you for purchasing the Harmonic Resolution Systems SXRC Audio Stand.

When used properly, it will give you many years of superior musical or video

signal reproduction.

The SXRC Audio Stand significantly reduces the negative impact of structure-

borne noise on your audio or video component performance. Decades of

engineering experience, custom material development, and listening tests are

incorporated into the design of the SXRC Audio Stand. This high performance

product from Harmonic Resolution Systems, Inc. will enable your audio/video

source and amplification components to achieve high levels of performance.

The SXRC Audio Stand, which includes the HRS Isolation Base as the primary

shelf system, is a perfect match for the HRS Damping Plates and Nimbus

Products. While the SXRC Audio Stand and Isolation Bases work to significantly

reduce structure-borne noise, the HRS Damping Plates and Nimbus Products

significantly reduce the harmful effects of air-borne noise and structural

resonance on your components.

Please read this manual completely prior to assembly and use of your SXRC

Audio Stand. It contains instructions necessary for proper assembly, use, and care

of this system. Proper care of your SXRC Audio Stand will ensure optimum

performance and an aesthetically appealing system.

All HRS products are manufactured in the US by highly skilled craftsmen using

superior techniques, exotic finishes, and proprietary materials. HRS is dedicated

to producing the finest audio products in the world. To accomplish that, all

products advance through a series of intense inspection and approval protocol. 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 anytime. From all of

us here at HRS, we truly hope you enjoy our product.

Your order was built and inspected by the following HRS staff:

Production Process: ____________ ________

Inspection Approval: ____________ ________

Packaging: ____________ ________

Safety Instructions

IMPORTANT WARNINGS!

Do not place any tall objects on the top shelf of the SXRC Audio Stand. A tall

object is any object with a height that is greater than the length of the isolation

base. A tall object is also any object that has a height greater than its own width or

length. Tall objects must not be placed on top of the SXRC Audio Stand for any

reason. The object may become unstable and tip over causing damage to the

component, adjacent objects, or injury to people.

Never lift or move the SXRC Audio Stand with the shelves (Isolation Bases)

installed. You should always move the SXRC Audio Stand frame to its final

location prior to loading shelves and components. Moving the SXRC Audio Stand

frame with the isolation bases installed (with or without equipment) can

permanently damage the frame system or cause the shelves to fall out of the rack

resulting in potential damage or injury. Always take the time to remove all of the

equipment and shelves to relocate the SXRC Audio Stand.

Do not lift the M3X Isolation Base by the inner plate or any Isolation Base by the

external feet attached to the bottom of the rectangular frame. Always lift or move

the isolation base with the inner plate facing up and the external support feet

facing down (same orientation as when used to support your component). Always

follow these handling instructions to prevent personal injury or damage to the

unit.

Setup Instructions

The SXRC Audio Stand consists of a frame structure and the isolation bases that

support each component. The components required to assemble the frame are

shipped in one or more boxes. The number of boxes depends on the system size.

Each box containing parts for the frame will be marked with the model number

starting with SXRC. All the wrenches required to put the frame together are

included with the shipment.

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

three 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 of same size that will prevent damage to high quality finish on

the frame.

Unpacking Assembly Hardware - Remove all the contents from all the boxes

marked with SXRC model number. Place all the hardware 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. To make assembly easier group

identical parts together in an organized manner. Make sure all Struts are matched

for proper (same) length.

This audio stand will be assembled upside down. Depending on what frame

configuration you have purchased there will be a number of Support Braces that

have threaded studs already attached. Do not try to remove these threaded studs as

they are attached to the frame. These Support Braces with threads will be the top

of the audio stand.

Note:

Depending on how your SXRC audio stand frame was shipped it may arrive

partially assembled. This means Steps 1 and 2 would have been completed so the

Support Braces and Cross Members will already be attached. If your SXRC was

partially assembled, complete assembly by skipping Steps 1-2 and referring to the

instructions starting at Step 3.

Step 1. Obtain a Support Brace with threaded studs and place it on the work

surface with threads facing up. Obtain a Cross Member and place it upside-down

on the work surface. Slide one end of the Cross Member into one of the slots on

the Support Brace. The holes of the Support Brace should line up with the

threaded holes of the Cross Member. Slide a second Cross Member into the other

slot in the same way (Picture 1). Make sure the HRS Logos on the two Cross

Members face the same direction.

Picture 1

Step 2. Using the 5/32” ratchet wrench supplied with unit, attach the Cross

Members to the Support Brace with the 1/4” - 20 x 3/4” flat head cap screws

supplied with the unit (Picture 2). Before tightening screws fully be sure that the

Cross Member and Support Brace are completely perpendicular to each other

(minor adjustments can be made prior to tightening the bolts). Tighten the screws

until the handle of the T-wrench twists about 1/16 to 1/8 of a rotation without

turning the screws. This will give you proper torque on the assembly.

Attach a second Support Brace to the other end of the Cross Members in the same

way.

Picture 2

Note: Be very careful not to cross-thread the threaded struts or fasteners. All

parts should thread in easily. If one does not, back it out and start it in again.

Never force a threaded connection. If a part does not thread on easily, contact

HRS or your local retail facility for assistance. Apply torque only when instructed

and only after all the fasteners at each step are in place.

Step 3. Slide a polymer ring over each of the threaded studs (Picture 3). Push

down until the polymer ring is seated in the groove on the Support Brace.

Picture 3

Step 4. Apply 4-5 drops of the 3-in-1 oil supplied with the unit to the top few

threads on each stud (Picture 4).

Picture 4

If assembling an SXRC-1V (single-level stand or amp stand) go to Step 10. If not,

continue with next step.

Step 5. Screw struts onto the threaded studs (Picture 5). If you have a stand

with multiple strut sizes, keep in mind that you are assembling the stand upside-

down. The first struts to be installed will be between the top and second shelf

when the stand is completed.

Picture 5

Note: Shelf spacing is approximately 3” less than the strut length. Verify that you

have the correct strut length required for your system. HRS offers a variety of

strut lengths so consult your dealer if you are not certain you have the correct

parts for your desired spacing.

Step 6.Screwing the struts onto the threaded studs will begin to get more

difficult when they come in contact with the polymer rings. Use the HRS Grip

Pad to torque all of the SXR Struts for this layer (Picture 6). The strut has proper

torque when it is approximately ¼to ½turn past snug. It is important to apply

proper torque to the struts to achieve proper frame stiffness and performance.

Picture 6

Step 7.Place a polymer ring over the threaded end of each strut on this layer. Be

sure the polymer ring is seated fully as it was in Step 4. The polymer ring should

sit on the shoulder just below the thread (Picture 7).

Picture 7

Step 8.If it is required for the unit you are assembling, refer to steps 1 and 2 to

build another Support/Cross Member subassembly. Ignore any reference to the

threaded studs that the first set of Support Braces had. Only the top layer of braces

will have those studs.

In step 2, finger-tighten the screws attaching the Cross Members to the Support

Brace rather than using the T-wrench. They will be fully tightened later on. If

your SXRC came with brace subassemblies preassembled, the 1/4” - 20 x 3/4” flat

head cap screws must be loosened 1/4 turn before proceeding to Step 9.

Step 9.Carefully place the Support/Cross Member subassembly onto the struts

of the SXRC by placing each strut through one hole of the Support Braces. Make

sure the HRS logos on all of the Cross Members face the same direction. Also

make sure that each strut is properly seated into a countersunk hole of the Support

Brace.

Step 10. Fully tighten the screws connecting the Cross Members to the Support

Braces. Before tightening screws fully be sure that the Cross Members and

Support Brace are completely perpendicular to each other. Use the ratchet wrench

to tighten the screws about 1/16 to 1/8 of a rotation past snug. This will give you

proper torque on the assembly. After all the screws are tightened, check one more

time to make sure the Struts are still sitting in the counter bores on the backside of

the Support Brace.

Step 11. Add a polymer ring and oil to each strut as in Steps 3 and 4.

If your SXRC requires another layer, repeat Steps 5-11. Note that when building

the additional layers you should torque the struts in a sequence and then through

the same sequence again until each strut is tight (approximately 1/4 to 1/2 turn

past snug).

Step 12. Make sure there is a Polymer Ring over each of the exposed threads,

and screw a Locking Nut onto each one. Tighten the Locking Nuts by hand at

first, then torque them using the custom nylon wrench another ¼turn past snug

(Picture 8).

Picture 8

Step 13. Screw Washers onto the threads over the Locking Nuts (Picture 9).

Screw the Washers down only until they contact the Locking Nut. Do not put a

large torque on the Washers.

Picture 9

Step 14.Screw the Stand Points onto the threads (Picture 10). As with the

washers, tighten the Stand Points by hand until they contact the Washers. Do not

over-torque the Stand Points.

Picture 10

Step 15. At this point the SXRC Frame is completely assembled. Picture 11

shows a completed SXRC-1921-2V. Flip the SXRC Frame upright. Move the

frame to the exact final location for use in your system. The front of the frame is

the side from which the HRS logos can be read right side up.

Picture 11

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