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the rubber mounts in the feet of the base. The load range can be changed for a 
nominal factory fee so if you do not have the correct load range for a component, 
please contact Harmonic Resolution Systems or your local certified retail location 
to arrange to have this corrected. It is very easy to change from one load range to 
another, and with the proper tools, this can be done in your own home in about 
five minutes. 
 
Load the HRS Isolation Bases onto the isolation base mounts, with the HRS logo 
facing the front of the rack system (see Photo 32 and Photo 33). Be sure that the 
isolation base (shelf) foot is located securely in the pocket of the isolation base 
mount. This will automatically occur when the front and back edge of the 
isolation base are in line with the front and back faces of the vertical leg 
subassemblies. If the front and back edges do not line up with the front and back 
of the rack structure, contact Harmonic Resolution Systems or your certified 
retail location because you do not have the proper size isolation base or frame.  
 
Measure the height of each component and determine if the shelves are in the 
proper location. If needed, you can move the isolation base (shelf) up or down by 
removing the shelf and adjusting the location of the mount for that isolation base.  
 
Always follow the instructions above for mount assembly installation when 
moving mounts. Be 

very careful

 not to cross-thread the fasteners. The fastener 

should thread in very easily. If any do not, back them out and start in again. If 
necessary, back out the other three nuts and move the bracket until they all thread 
in with minimal torque. Apply proper torque once they are all fully threaded into 
the rack frame.  
 

 

 

 

Photo 32 

Photo 33 

 
Loading Components into VXR Frame

 - Carefully load each component into the 

VXR Audio Stand. Be careful not to hit the front edge of the isolation base 
because you may scratch the aluminum frame.  

 

Once all the components are loaded, you should check to see that none of the 
isolation bases are overloaded. By placing one or two fingers on the bottom of the 
bracket and your thumb on the top of the isolation base, you should be able to 

Summary of Contents for VXR Audio Stand

Page 1: ...VXR AUDIO STAND The Foundation of Great System Performance ...

Page 2: ...rce and amplification components to achieve peak performance The VXR Audio Stand which includes the HRS Isolation Base as the primary shelf system is a perfect match for the HRS Damping Plates Nimbus and Vortex products While the VXR Audio Stand and Isolation Bases work to significantly reduce structure borne noise the HRS Damping Plates Nimbus and Vortex products significantly reduce the harmful ...

Page 3: ...io Stand frame to its final location prior to loading shelves and components Moving the VXR Audio Stand frame with the isolation bases installed with or without equipment can permanently damage the system s adjustable feet 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 VXR Audio St...

Page 4: ...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 cosmetic surfaces of the VXR frame parts Unpacking VXR Assembly Hardware Remove all th...

Page 5: ...emove the nut and washer from each foot see Photo 1 Photo 1 Hand tighten the nut all the way down on each individual foot Then back the nut off one half rotation see Photo 2 Photo 2 Place the supplied washer on top of the nut and then screw each of the feet into the threaded inserts on the bottom of the first vertical leg subassembly see Photos 3 4 The feet should be threaded into the insert until...

Page 6: ...l crossmember subassembly rigid that need to be loosened prior to assembly The eight on the top of the subassembly are circled in Photo 6 and there are eight more opposite them on the underside of the subassembly Loosen the two fasteners at either end of each brace on both the top and bottom by 1 4 turn four fasteners per brace per side for a total of sixteen Do not loosen the two fasteners at the...

Page 7: ...this location to obtain proper thread engagement Photo 7 Photo 8 Photo 9 Install the rest of the eight 1 4 20 x 3 4 screws to attach one side of the horizontal crossmember assembly see Photo 10 to the first two vertical leg subassemblies You will need to use the supplied ratchet wrench at the location closest to the crossbrace because the T wrench will hit the crossbrace and prevent screw rotation...

Page 8: ...ssembly to the legs but 1 4 away from fully tightened before moving to the next assembly process Photo 11 Remove two more vertical leg subassemblies from the wooden crate and place them on your work surface If you are assembling a VXR frame system that is more than one column wide use all the double sided vertical leg subassemblies with bolt plates on two sides before installing the second set of ...

Page 9: ...down on each individual foot Then back the nut off one half rotation see Photo 13 Photo 13 Place the supplied washer on top of the nut and then screw each of the feet into the threaded inserts on the bottom of the first vertical leg subassembly see Photos 14 15 The feet should be threaded into the insert until the washer is held in contact with the bottom of the leg This ensures maximum engagement...

Page 10: ... Photo 17 Note that the photographs here show the installation of a one sided vertical leg subassembly for a single column frame system Make sure that if you are assembling a frame system with multiple columns you install double sided vertical leg subassemblies at this stage so that the other columns can be built off of the first Photo 16 Photo 17 Install all the 1 4 20 x 3 4 screws on the third v...

Page 11: ... to the vertical leg subassemblies see Photo 19 Proper torque is achieved when you can turn the tip of the handle of the provided T wrench 1 8 turn without turning the fastener Do not use any extension or large wrenches that could over torque and strip the threads Tighten the sixteen 1 4 20 x 7 8 screws eight on top and eight on bottom in each of the horizontal crossmember subassemblies to the sam...

Page 12: ...bassembly rigid as you did for the ones in the first column The eight on the top of the subassembly are circled in Photo 22 and there are eight more opposite them on the underside of the subassembly Loosen the two fasteners at either end of each brace on both the top and bottom by 1 4 turn four fasteners per brace per side for a total of sixteen Do not loosen the two fasteners at the center of eac...

Page 13: ...in the same way see Photo 24 Photo 23 Photo 24 Once all the mount assemblies are in place collect the next two vertical leg subassemblies in your work area Install feet nuts and washers into these legs as you did for the others Unwrap two of the four feet supplied with the unit Remove the nut and washer from each foot see Photo 25 Photo 25 Hand tighten the nut all the way down on each individual f...

Page 14: ...pletely assembled Do not force the alignment of the horizontal crossmember subassembly and vertical leg subassembly If the subassemblies do not line up easily make sure the sixteen fasteners see Photo 22 holding the horizontal crossmember subassembly have been loosened a full 1 4 turn from fully tightened Photo 29 Photo 30 Torque all fasteners in each column prior to installing additional columns ...

Page 15: ...t as necessary to provide proper support of the frame system at each location Once all the feet are in a location where the frame is stable and level use the provided 1 1 8 crescent wrench to tighten the nut on each foot against the bottom of the frame so that it locks the foot point in place Use the 1 1 4 crescent wrench to hold the foot in place while you do this see Photo 31 The nut is properly...

Page 16: ...l location because you do not have the proper size isolation base or frame Measure the height of each component and determine if the shelves are in the proper location If needed you can move the isolation base shelf up or down by removing the shelf and adjusting the location of the mount for that isolation base Always follow the instructions above for mount assembly installation when moving mounts...

Page 17: ... locations of the horizontal crossmember subassemblies for any reason first remove all components and isolation bases from the frame system The subassemblies are fit very tightly into the system so you will need to partially disassemble them to relocate them Once all components and isolation bases have been removed from the stand use the provided 5 32 T wrench or ratchet wrench to remove all six s...

Page 18: ...support the mounts as you do this so they do not fall onto lower parts of the frame system Photo 37 Once all the fasteners have been removed you can move and reattach the isolation base mount at your desired location Torque all eight 1 4 20x3 4 screws on each isolation base mount with the 5 32 T wrench until you can turn the handle of the T wrench 1 8 of a rotation without turning the screw ...

Page 19: ...0x7 8 screws see Photo 39 Photo 38 Photo 39 Finally thread in the other four 1 4 20x7 8 screws at the ends of each horizontal brace top see Photo 40 Torque all the fasteners in the horizontal crossmember assembly until you can turn the T wrench 1 8 turn without the fastener rotating When all the fasteners are properly torqued the relocation of the horizontal crossmember subassembly is complete All...

Page 20: ...g or removing leg sections To disassemble and reassemble the modular vertical leg assemblies you will need the following tools supplied with the frame system 1 8 T wrench see Photo 41 5 32 T wrench see Photo 42 Ratchet wrench with 5 32 bit see Photo 43 Two VXR modular bolt plate assembly jigs see Photo 44 Six 01 metal shims packaged with assembly jigs see Photo 45 Eight 1 4 20x3 4 flathead cap scr...

Page 21: ...nket min size 24 x 45 that will prevent damage to the cosmetic surfaces of the VXR frame parts At least two people should work together to tip the VXR over onto one side in your work area see Photo 47 If you are working with a doublewide or wider stand perform the following disassembly instructions on the stand while it is upright but be very careful to support each vertical leg subassembly as you...

Page 22: ... vertical leg subassembly Either way determine where on the assembly the section s will need to be added or removed You will only need to disassemble the leg sections adjacent to where a section is being added or removed Begin disassembling the first vertical leg subassembly by using the provided 1 8 T wrench to remove the 10 24x3 4 screws from the modular bolt plate section at one of those locati...

Page 23: ... and separate the two parts Support both parts of the leg so they do not drop suddenly or slide across the work surface see Photo 52 Separate and set aside any leg sections you are removing from the stand using this method Photo 51 Photo 52 It is now time to begin reconstructing the vertical leg subassembly Have someone stand the assembly up on its foot and hold it steady and upright If you are ad...

Page 24: ...lates can be reattached Photo 53 Place all the necessary modular bolt plate sections in the channel in the leg so that the seams between the bolt plates line up with the seams between the leg sections Loosely thread in the 10 24x3 4 fasteners using the 1 8 T wrench to hold the bolt plate sections in place but do not torque them down yet Proper use of the provided shims and VXR modular bolt plate a...

Page 25: ...e leg you began One of the assembly jigs should currently be loosely fastened at the seam between one bolt plate section whose screws have been fully tightened and one whose screws are still only loosely threaded in Place the other assembly jig at the opposite end of the loose section and loosely thread the four 1 4 20x3 4 screws in to hold it in place opposite the other jig see Photo 55 Place one...

Page 26: ...uctions to finish reassembling your HRS VXR Audio Stand VXR Cable Organizer Accessory The cable organizer system is available for the VXR as an accessory It bolts into the back of the VXR frame using the remaining threaded holes in the VXR vertical leg subassemblies that are used to support the isolation bases They should be installed using the 1 4 20x1 2 bolts supplied with the organizers The org...

Page 27: ...e permanent damage to the assembly Clean the metallic parts of the HRS Isolation Base and VXR Audio Stand using a lint free soft non abrasive cloth Use a damp cloth with a mild soap or Pledge Surface Cleaner if required Do not use abrasive cleaners or solvents to clean the VXR Audio Stand or HRS Isolation Base as they will damage the quality of finish Solvents and solvent based cleaners will attac...

Page 28: ...rted or the defect is due to the product being repaired or tampered with or modified by anyone other than Harmonic Resolution Systems The product must be packed and returned to Harmonic Resolution Systems by the customer at his or her sole expense A written description of the defect and a photocopy of the original purchase receipt must accompany a returned product This receipt must clearly list mo...

Page 29: ...ccept the return Units shipped to Harmonic Resolution Systems without a visible RA Number on the exterior of the shipping container s are subject to be returned to the sender freight collect Units to be repaired by Harmonic Resolution Systems must be sent shipping and insurance prepaid by the original purchaser in the original packaging material A returned product should be accompanied by a writte...

Page 30: ...States of America by skilled craftsmen using only the finest materials and our personal dedication to the highest workmanship standards HARMONIC RESOLUTION SYSTEMS INC 2495 Main Street Suite 227 Buffalo NY 14214 Telephone 716 873 1437 Web www AVisolation com E mail info avisolation com ...

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