Mounting the Stage On A Wall
NOTE: These instructions describe how to remove the stand from the Stage and mount it to the wall. MartinLogan rec- ommends using 4 wall anchors and machine screws to secure the Stage bracket to the wall. When drilling pilot holes for the wall bracket, if any screw location hits a stud, it is recommended to directly screw a lag bolt into the stud.
Required hardware (included):
(4)TOGGLER® SNAPTOGGLE® Toggle Bolts (Wall Anchors)
(4)
(1)1/8” Allen Tool
(2)1/4” x 2.5” Lag Bolts (7/16” head)
(2)Flat Washers for Lag Bolts
Required tools (not supplied):
2 ft. level or a 2 ft. board and a small level Electric drill
1/8“ drill bit
1/2“ drill bit
7/16” socket drive Phillips screwdriver Pencil
NOTE: These instructions assume the mounting surface is of wood frame and standard sheetrock construction. If you wish to mount the Stage to another type of material or construction, you should consult a bonded contractor.
WARNING! This operation requires 2 people. Do not attempt to install your Stage by yourself
WARNING! For safety reasons, the Stage is shipped with four small rubber feet installed on the bottom of the metal stand. If the stand is being mounted on a wall, these small rubber feet must be removed.
Figure 4. Remove the stand from the speaker.
1Prepare a flat surface with padding and sheets to pro- tect the speaker as you work on it. Disconnect any wires and carefully place the Stage on the work sur- face. Loosen the two large knobs securing the stand. Rotate the stand back and up allowing the speaker itself to sit directly on the surface.
2Make sure that the 4 small rubber feet on the bottom of the Stage’s metal bracket/stand are removed. If they are not, do so at this time by gently pulling and rock- ing them out of the holes.
3Remove the
IMPORTANT! Make sure that the four press fit washers remain in place, two attached to the bracket and two attached to the speaker cabinet.
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