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Community Professional Loudspeakers 

 

MVP™ Series II Owner’s Manual 

 
 

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Grille Removal and Installation 

 
 

The steel grilles on the MVP™ Series II full-range systems are mounted with four molded nylon grille 
clamps. These clamps are located on the face of the cabinet, two just below the lower edge of the high 
frequency horn, and two about 3” (about 8 cm) above the bottom edge of the face. The clamps are 
operated by a socket head machine screw that draws the upper portion of the clamp down toward the 
face. As the clamp is drawn down its outer surface engages the grille, forcing the grille down against the 
face and securely clamping the grille against the edge of the cabinet. 
 

 
Grille Removal 

 
Grille removal is easiest with the cabinet facing upward. To remove the grille use the 1/8” (3mm) ball 
end hex key that was included in the package with this manual. Insert the long arm of the key through the 
grille perforation nearest to the socket head screw of the grille clamp. Engage the key into the screw head 
and loosen the screw five full turns. Repeat this procedure with the remaining three grille clamps.  
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

When the socket head screws of all four grille clamps have been loosened, the grille may be removed. 
Hook the short arm of the key through a grille perforation near a corner and pull that corner of the grille 
up until the edge of the grille just clears the edge of the cabinet. Repeat this with the other corner on the 
same side of the grille. Once one side of the grille is free, the grille will spring back to its natural flat 
shape. Use the key to lift the other edge of the grille and remove the grille from the cabinet. 

Note: Be 

very careful when handling the grille near the cone of the woofer. A corner of the grille can very 

easily puncture the paper cone of the woofer. 

 

Summary of Contents for MVP Series II

Page 1: ...O OW WN NE ER R S S M MA AN NU UA AL L Community Professional Loudspeakers 333 East 5th Street Chester PA USA 19013 4511...

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Page 3: ...6 Maintaining Proper Polarity 6 WHAT AMPLIFIER SHOULD YOU USE 7 Determining Power Ratings 7 Using the Right Amplifier 7 About Impedance 8 USING THE MVP18S SUBWOOFER SYSTEM 9 STACKING OR INSTALLING LOU...

Page 4: ...s and regulations referring to the electromagnetic compatibility of devices from 30 August 1995 The Community Professional Loudspeaker products bearing the CE label comply with the following harmonize...

Page 5: ...y The MVP18S 18 subwoofer has a built in 150 Hz high pass filter that allows you to power both a full range MVP Series II system and the MVP18S subwoofer with a single amplifier channel In order to ge...

Page 6: ...owing items 1 Loudspeaker System 1 Product Registration Business Reply Card 1 Owner s Manual 1 Warranty Statement 1 Hex Key Important Safety Information The terms Caution Warning and Danger are used t...

Page 7: ...should be shipped in the original packaging to prevent shipping damage Loud Sound Please Be Careful Community loudspeakers are capable of generating high sound pressure levels Long exposure to sustain...

Page 8: ...acketed cable ask your supplier for type S SO or SJ cable all of which will be suitable The loudspeaker connection panel is supplied with two 1 4 phone jacks and two locking connectors all wired in pa...

Page 9: ...power rating This Program power rating should determine the size amplifier you should use Determining Power Ratings If you can t find an amplifier with that exact rating multiply the PROGRAM power ra...

Page 10: ...About Impedance When you connect two speakers to a single amplifier channel you are connecting them in parallel Two speakers connected in parallel do not have the same impedance as a single speaker an...

Page 11: ...range speaker while presenting a reasonable load on your amplifier The amplifier only sees the subwoofer s crossover load which is 8 ohms for the MVP18S subwoofer Without the built in crossover the co...

Page 12: ...use with tripod stands Be sure to position them so that no one can trip over the stand or knock over the loudspeaker Community MVP12 MVP15 MVP15HO and MVP215HO loudspeaker enclosures are provided with...

Page 13: ...It is tripped when the input voltage reaches a pre determined level When open it puts high wattage resistors in series with the entire system to dissipate excess current The relay resets itself when...

Page 14: ...in protection for a long period of time or the input level is increased by someone trying to overcome the volume drop from first stage of protection a solid state circuit will trip and remove all sig...

Page 15: ...end hex key that was included in the package with this manual Insert the long arm of the key through the grille perforation nearest to the socket head screw of the grille clamp Engage the key into the...

Page 16: ...e grille down between the clamps and the side of the cabinet until the edge of the grille rests on the face of the cabinet Note Occasionally one of the clamps will engage the edge of the grille and pr...

Page 17: ...ith our Service Department We can help determine if it is necessary to return the unit to us for repair or replacement MVP Series II Transferable Limited Warranty Community MVP Series II loudspeaker s...

Page 18: ...erial or equivalent so as not to be damaged while in transit Product shipped in substandard packaging will be refused The following information must be included with your return shipment 1 Owner s com...

Page 19: ...Community Professional Loudspeakers MVP Series II Owner s Manual 17 Notes...

Page 20: ...333 East 5th Street Chester PA 19013 Tel 610 876 3400 Fax 610 874 0190 EM info loudspeakers net www loudspeakers net...

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