SWR Sound manual Rack Mounting Your SM-900

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RACK MOUNTING YOUR SM-900

SWR’s SM-900 is rackmountable, requiring no additional parts or accessories, other than rack screws and the rack case itself. By installing your SM-900 in a rack case, you will help preserve its beauty and protect the amp from accidental physical damage.

The SM-900 should be mounted as close to the bottom of the rack case as possible. The height of the rubber feet was chosen so that when you slide the unit in the bottom of the rack case, the rack mounting holes on the front panel should line up with the mounting holes of the rack rail. This prevents the unit from flexing downward if the rack case is dropped. If you need to remove the rubber feet from the bottom of the SM-900, be sure to replace the screws, as they reinforce the chassis.

If you must mount the SM-900 in the middle of the rack, a piece of wood or similar material should be installed between the bottom of the rack case and the bottom of the SM-900. This will help prevent flexing of the chassis. Although we have installed an additional steel bracket for strength, severe or constant flexing of the chassis can cause the main chassis to weaken or crack and can void your warranty.

Make sure there is adequate space between the sides of the SM-900 and the sides of the rack case for proper ventilation.

Don’t neglect your amp after it has been installed in a rack case. Occassionaly check the screws holding the amp into the rack, making sure they are tight. Continuous transportation and vibration can cause screws to become loose, both on the unit and with your rack case rails. At least once a month, remove the SM-900 from the case and tighten all outside screws, especially on the front panel, and wipe off the outside of the chassis with a damp cloth. Then check all the connections in your rack case and reinstall your unit.

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Contents SM-900 Important Safety Instructions SM-900 User Guide IntroductionStereo Mode per side SM-900 SpecificationsBridge/Mono Mode Equivalent Input Noise 8.9 microvoltsFront Panel Features & Operating Procedures Passive/Active InputActive Input Tone Controls and Equalization a Basic Primer Tone Controls and Equalization Bass and Treble Controls Tone Charts and Suggestions SM-900 User Guide Tone Charts and Suggestions Rear Panel Features LINE/DIRECT Switch Effects Loop Speaker Fuses Bridge Mode Speakon Jack Rack Mounting Your SM-900 SM-900 Bridge Mode Operation Diagram SM-900 Power Output RatingsSM-900 Stereo Mode Operation Diagram SM-900 Bi-Amp Operation Diagram SM-900 Stereo Effects Patching Diagram Stereo Effects UnitSwrsound.com