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CONTENTS 

 

 

 

 

 

 

6.4 

F

LOWN CLUSTERS SETUPS

 ............................................................................................................................................... 41 

6.4.1  Described configurations .............................................................................................................................................. 41 
6.4.2  GEO M10 only flown with Lightweight Bumper ................................................................................................. 42 

6.4.3  GEO M10 flown with Touring Bumper .................................................................................................................... 46 
6.4.4  MSUB15 flown with Touring Bumper ..................................................................................................................... 50 

6.4.5  MSUB15 and GEO M10 flown with Touring Bumper ....................................................................................... 53 

6.5 

T

ESTING AND 

M

AINTENANCE OF THE SYSTEM

 ............................................................................................................. 58 

7 

SYSTEM CHECK ALIGNMENT GUIDELINES ................................................................................................... 59 

7.1 

GEO

 

M10

 

V

ERTICAL 

C

LUSTER DESIGN

......................................................................................................................... 59 

7.2 

S

TACKED 

MSUB15

 AND 

F

LOWN 

GEO

 

M10 ............................................................................................................... 59 

7.3 

D

RIVING THE 

MSUB15

S FROM THE 

AUX

 SEND

 .......................................................................................................... 60 

7.4 

R

ECOMMENDED INSTALLATION TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT

 .......................................................................................... 60 

7.5 

GEO

 

M10

 

–

 

MSUB15

 

S

YSTEM 

C

HECK 

L

IST

 ............................................................................................................... 61 

8 

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................................................................ 62 

8.1 

MSUB15

 

S

UBWOOFER

 .................................................................................................................................................... 62 

8.1.1  System specifications ...................................................................................................................................................... 62 

8.1.2  Dimensions (mm/inches) .............................................................................................................................................. 62 

8.2 

GEO

 

M1012

 

&

 

GEO

 

M1025 ........................................................................................................................................ 63 

8.2.1  System specifications ...................................................................................................................................................... 63 
8.2.2  Dimensions (mm/inches) .............................................................................................................................................. 63 

8.3

 

GEO

 

M10

 ACCESSORIES

 .................................................................................................................................................. 64 

8.3.1  VNT-BUMPM10 .................................................................................................................................................................. 64 

8.3.2  VNT-EXBARM10 ................................................................................................................................................................ 65 
8.3.3  VNT-GSTKM10L ................................................................................................................................................................. 66 

8.3.4  VNT-GSTKM10S ................................................................................................................................................................. 67 

8.3.5  VNT-MNSTKM10 ............................................................................................................................................................... 68 
8.3.6  GMT-LBUMPM10 .............................................................................................................................................................. 69 

8.3.7  GMT-EXBARM10L ............................................................................................................................................................. 70 
8.3.8  GMT-FLGM10 ...................................................................................................................................................................... 71 

8.3.9  MST-WBMSUB15 .............................................................................................................................................................. 72 
8.3.10 

MST-COVMSUB15........................................................................................................................................................ 73 

8.3.11 

MST-2CASEMSUB15 ................................................................................................................................................... 74 

8.3.12 

GMT-3CASEM10 ........................................................................................................................................................... 75 

8.3.13 

GMT-6CASEM10 ........................................................................................................................................................... 76 

9 

GEO M10 & MSUB15 MODULES & ACCESSORIES LIST .............................................................................. 77 

10  USER NOTES ............................................................................................................................................................ 79 

 

Summary of Contents for GEO M10

Page 1: ...GEO M10 MSUB15 GEO M1012 GEO M1025 Tangent Array Modules MSub15 Subwoofer Setup Manual GEO M10 MSUB15 User Manual V1 02 DP2659 2017 15 02 ...

Page 2: ...his is not the case with GEO where careless installation produces catastrophic results AGEOTangent Arrayis nota linearray GEO Technology is equally effective in designing and deploying tangent curved vertical arrays For best results in a specific application the user needs to know how multi speaker arrays interact with audience geometry along with the benefits and drawbacks of curved vertical arra...

Page 3: ...lation requires construction work and make sure to observe the following precautions Mounting precautions choose mounting hardware and an installation location that can support 4 times the weight of the speaker system do not use speaker system handles for suspended installation do not expose speaker system to excessive dust or vibration or extreme cold or heat to prevent possibility of component d...

Page 4: ...excess of the limits as set forth above To ensure against potentially dangerous exposure to high sound pressure levels it is recommended that all persons exposed to equipment capable of producing high sound pressure levels such as this amplification system be protected by hearing protectors while this unit is in operation DISPOSAL OF OLD ELECTRICAL ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT This symbol on the product o...

Page 5: ... GEO M10 NXAMP4X4 4 CHANNELS 16 4 NS 1 SIMULATION SOFTWARE 17 5 CONFIGURABLE DIRECTIVITY DEVICE 18 5 1 INSTALLING REMOVING GEO S CONFIGURABLE DIRECTIVITY DEVICES 18 5 2 WHEN WHERE TO USE CONFIGURABLE DIRECTIVITY FLANGES 19 6 GEO M10 HARDWARE SETUP PROCEDURE 20 6 1 SAFETY FIRST 20 6 1 1 Flown Systems Safety 20 6 1 2 Ground Stacking Safety 21 6 1 3 Contacts 22 6 2 GENERAL DESCRIPTION 23 6 2 1 GEO M1...

Page 6: ... 60 7 4 RECOMMENDED INSTALLATION TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT 60 7 5 GEO M10 MSUB15 SYSTEM CHECK LIST 61 8 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 62 8 1 MSUB15 SUBWOOFER 62 8 1 1 System specifications 62 8 1 2 Dimensions mm inches 62 8 2 GEO M1012 GEO M1025 63 8 2 1 System specifications 63 8 2 2 Dimensions mm inches 63 8 3 GEO M10 ACCESSORIES 64 8 3 1 VNT BUMPM10 64 8 3 2 VNT EXBARM10 65 8 3 3 VNT GSTKM10L 66 8 3 4 VNT...

Page 7: ...SUB15 has fittings for transporting flying and stacking A full range of accessories provides safe flexible and simple means of installing GEO M10 and MSUB15 in fixed installation as well as in touring applications GEO M10 and MSUB15 are controlled powered and monitored by NEXO TDcontrollers For a complete description of these controllers please refer to User Manuals NEXO TDcontrollers DSP algorith...

Page 8: ...to connect amplifier or to link to an additional GEO M10 cabinet or to link to an optional MSUB15 if present Therefore a single 4 conductor cable can connect two amplifier channels to various GEO M10s and or MSUB15 subwoofers 2 1 1 GEO M10 connectors 2 1 2 MSUB15 connectors MSUB15 features 2 connector panels with 2 Speakon NL4 each so that cabling is always done at the back independently of cabine...

Page 9: ...23ft 10m 33ft 15m 49ft 20m 66ft 4 mm AWG 10 8m 26ft 12m 39ft 16m 52ft 24m 79ft 32m 105ft Maximum allowed length is 4 times recommended length Example GEO M10 module has a 8 nominal impedance When connecting 4 modules in parallel total load impedance become 2 Recommended length for 4mm2 AWG 10 is 8 m 26 ft maximum allowed length is 32 m 105 ft IMPORTANT Long speaker cables induce capacitive effects...

Page 10: ...Page 10 79 CONNECTION DIAGRAMS 3 CONNECTION DIAGRAMS 3 1 MSUB15 GEO M10 DTDController DTDamp1 3 3 2 GEO M10 NXAMP4x1 4 channels ...

Page 11: ...CONNECTION DIAGRAMS Page 11 79 3 3 GEO M10 NXAMP4x1 Bridge Stereo 3 4 MSUB15 NXAMP4x1 Bridge Stereo ...

Page 12: ...Page 12 79 CONNECTION DIAGRAMS 3 5 MSUB15 GEO M10 NXAMP4x1 Bridge Stereo ...

Page 13: ...CONNECTION DIAGRAMS Page 13 79 3 6 GEO M10 NXAMP4x4 4 Channels ...

Page 14: ...Page 14 79 CONNECTION DIAGRAMS 3 7 MSUB15 Omni Mode NXAMP4x4 4 channels ...

Page 15: ...CONNECTION DIAGRAMS Page 15 79 3 8 MSUB15 Cardio Mode NXAMP4x4 4 channels ...

Page 16: ...Page 16 79 CONNECTION DIAGRAMS 3 9 MSUB15 GEO M10 NXAMP4x4 4 channels ...

Page 17: ...g the cluster to fit the audience It predicts pressure levels radiated from the system to ensure enough cabinets are provided for the application as well as mechanical constraints for safe flown systems In addition it provides mechanical information for all clusters in agreement with Structural Analysis Reports available in the Help section dimensions weight gravity center position forces moments ...

Page 18: ...ving GEO s Configurable Directivity Devices GEO M10 are shipped in the 80 dispersion configuration 120 CDDTM flanges are an optional accessory GMT FLGM10 To change dispersion in the non coupling plane to 120 Pull the lever to remove the grille on the side attached with a sling Position the CDDTM flanges on the waveguide output magnetic clips Reinstall the grille and lock it with the lever To remov...

Page 19: ...igurable Directivity Devices are installed at the bottom cabinet of the clusters coverage will look more like the pattern in right figure below 6dB coverage all GEO M10 in 80 configuration 6dB coverage bottom GEO M10 in 120 configuration In curved vertical arrays the 120 Configurable Directivity Device can be used On the bottom row of curved vertical arrays to fill in coverage gaps in the front ro...

Page 20: ...ons who are fully conversant with the operation of the GEO M10 MSUB15 Rigging System and provided with suitable safety equipment should deploy GEO Arrays Misuse of the GEO M10 MSUB15 Rigging System could lead to dangerous consequences Used and maintained correctly the GEO M10 MSUB15 Rigging System will give many years of reliable service in portable systems Please take the time to read and underst...

Page 21: ...a competent test centre NEXO recommend that the system is load tested and certified annually or more frequently if local regulations require When de rigging the system ensure that the same duty of care is given to the procedure as for the installation Pack GEO M10 MSUB15 components carefully to prevent damage in transit 6 1 2 Ground Stacking Safety Statistically many more injuries occur due to uns...

Page 22: ...ntact local industry associations for information on specialist course Information for International training agencies can be obtained by contacting either The Production Services Association PSA School Passage Kingston upon Thames KT1 SDU Surrey ENGLAND Telephone 44 0 181 392 0180 www psa org uk Rigstar Training and Testing Center 82 Industrial Dr Unit 4 Northampton Massachusetts 01060 U S A Phon...

Page 23: ... sign on its sides 6 2 2 GEO M10 rigging system GEO M10 features a 3 points rigging system 2 for front connection and 1 for rear connection and angle splay settings Front connection of two subsequent modules is ensured by an AutoRigTM system with 3 positions open ready to lock locked only on touring version Rear connection of two subsequent modules is ensured by a link bar with one safety point on...

Page 24: ... GEO M10 Left and Right configuration GEO M10 can be installed Left or Right Left means HF waveguide is left as seen from front Right means HF waveguide is right as seen from front GEO M10 can be connected to bumpers Left or Right by simply flipping the cabinets Whenever possible NEXO recommends symmetrical designs preferably HF waveguide inwards in stereo configurations GEO M10 Left GEO M10 Right...

Page 25: ...ith latches on the sides Front and rear rigging points are identical so that MSUB15 count be mounted reverse for cardiod setups MSUB15 upper rigging points MSUB15 lower rigging points Angle splay setting sequences are as follow MSUB15 to MSUB15 0 MSUB15 to GEO M1012 or M1025 12 9 6 3 0 3 6 9 6 2 5 Accessories GEO M10 MSUB15 accessories are VNT BUMPM10 VNT EXBARM10 VNT GSTKM10L VNT GSTKM10S VNT MNS...

Page 26: ...l computations Never use other accessories including push pins when assembling GEO M10 cabinets than the ones provided by NEXO NEXO will decline responsibility over the entire GEO M10 accessory range if any component is purchased from different supplier WARNING All GEO M10 accessories have been designed so that cabinets are arrayed vertically GEO M10 horizontal assemblies as shown in figure below ...

Page 27: ...RE SETUP PROCEDURE Page 27 79 6 3 Ground Stack setups 6 3 1 Described configurations GEO M10 only Light Bumper GEO M10 only Touring Bumper Extensions MSUB15 GEO M10 Ministack MSUB15 GEO M10 Touring Bumper Extensions ...

Page 28: ...ack depending if it connects to GEO M10 Right or Left When connecting GEO M10 Left bumper front is on the G hole index side When connection GEO M10 Right bumper front is on the A hole index side GEO M10 Left Set the bumper on the ground so that front is on the G hole side Remove the BL825 quick release pin of rear LBUMPM10 link bar and rotate it upwards Release first GEO M10 link bar and set AutoR...

Page 29: ...ct the bumper link bar selection of 3 0 3 to GEO M10 rear rigging plate hole marked bumper Lock with the quick release pin BL0825 Subsequent GEO M10s Position second GEO M10 cabinet with AutoRigTM in automatic lock position and lock front points to first GEO M10 Unlock GEO M10 link bar Pull the latch to engage the guide in GEO M10 rear slot Adjust the angle by inserting quick release pin BL820 in ...

Page 30: ... SETUP PROCEDURE Disassembly On both side pull AutoRigTM and hold the side knob AutoRigTM remains in the open position Remove the rear quick release pin BL820 Unlock the GEO M10 link bar by pulling the latch Disassemble GEO M10s ...

Page 31: ... area which radius is equal or higher than assembly height It is highly recommended to secure the system to a fix point located at the back of the stack Procedure Set the bumper on the ground so that front with front direction indicated by side arrows Insert GSTKM10L and or GSTKM10S guides into bumper front and rear center slots IMPORTANT If bottom GEO M10 angle is negative GSTKM10L must be connec...

Page 32: ... steps to GEO M10 rear rigging plate hole marked bumper Lock with the quick release pin BL0820 GEO M10 Right Release first GEO M10 link bar Position first GEO M10 on top of the bumper and lock it to the bumper with the 2 BL820 quick release pins Connect the bumper link bar selection from 12 to 12 in 3 steps to GEO M10 rear rigging plate hole marked bumper Lock with the quick release pin BL0825 Sub...

Page 33: ... are properly locked into GEO M10 and that all AutoRigTM and rear pins are locked Disassembly On both side pull AutoRigTM and hold the side knob AutoRigTM remains in the open position Remove the rear quick release pin BL820 Unlock the GEO M10 link bar by pulling the latch Disassemble GEO M10s ...

Page 34: ...device is assembled according to below rules MSUB15 must always be installed on a horizontal surface Public is not allowed within a safety area which radius is equal or higher than assembly height Procedure Position first MSUB15 on the ground Position second MSUB15 front or back on top of first and lock front and rear connecting points Insert MNSTKM10 back into MSUB15 rear upper slot and push it f...

Page 35: ... quick release pin BL0820 Y 15 Z 12 X 9 V 6 T 3 S 0 R 3 Q 6 P 9 N 12 Subsequent GEO M10s Position second GEO M10 cabinet with AutoRigTM in automatic lock position and lock front points to first GEO M10 Unlock GEO M10 link bar Pull the latch to engage the guide in GEO M10 rear slot Adjust the angle by inserting quick release pin BL820 in proper hole Connect subsequent GEO M10 cabinets as with secon...

Page 36: ... SETUP PROCEDURE Disassembly On both side pull AutoRigTM and hold the side knob AutoRigTM remains in the open position Remove the rear quick release pin BL820 Unlock the GEO M10 link bar by pulling the latch Disassemble GEO M10s ...

Page 37: ...adjusted to be horizontal Public is not allowed within a safety area which radius is equal or higher than assembly height It is highly recommended to secure the system to a fix point located at the back of the stack Procedure Set the bumper on the ground so that front with front direction indicated by side arrows Insert GSTKM10L and or GSTKM10S guides into bumper front and rear center slots IMPORT...

Page 38: ...er front latches rotate the upper links so that connection points are single leg and release the latches Align first MSUB15 on top of BUMPM10 and lock them by releasing front and rear MSUB15 bottom latches connecting points Unlock the 4 MSUB15 upper connecting points Align second MSUB15 on top of first and lock them by releasing front and rear upper MSUB15 latches connecting points ...

Page 39: ...d bumper Lock with the quick release pin BL0820 GEO M10 Right Pull the bumper front latches rotate the upper links so that connection points are single leg and release the latches Release first GEO M10 link bar Position first GEO M10 on top of the bumper and lock it to the bumper with the 2 BL820 quick release pins Connect the bumper link bar selection from 12 to 12 in 3 steps to GEO M10 rear rigg...

Page 40: ... are properly locked into GEO M10 and that all AutoRigTM and rear pins are locked Disassembly On both side pull AutoRigTM and hold the side knob AutoRigTM remains in the open position Remove the rear quick release pin BL820 Unlock the GEO M10 link bar by pulling the latch Disassemble GEO M10s ...

Page 41: ...P PROCEDURE Page 41 79 6 4 Flown clusters setups 6 4 1 Described configurations GEO M10 only Light Bumper GEO M10 only Touring Bumper MSUB15 only Touring Bumper MSUB15 GEO M10 Touring Bumper 1 rigging point 2 rigging points ...

Page 42: ...79 GEO M10 HARDWARE SETUP PROCEDURE 6 4 2 GEO M10 only flown with Lightweight Bumper Required items 1 or 2 hoists not provided 1 x GMT LBUMPM10 1 x GMT EXBARM10L for extended positive and negative bumper angles ...

Page 43: ...0 so that AutorigTM is at the bottom Position bumper A hole at front on top of first GEO M10 Remove the two BL820 quick release pins from their side storage position and the BL825 quick release pin of rear bumper link bar Connect bumper front points to GEO M10 with the BL820 quick release pins Connect the bumper link bar 0 position to GEO M10 rear rigging plate hole marked bumper Lock with the qui...

Page 44: ...1 design and secure shackle bolt s o A to G on GMT LBUMPM10 o Or H to Q if using GMT EXBARM10L o If using 2 hoists connect these using extreme points A and G or H and Q Connect hoist hook s to shackle s and lift assembly to sufficient height in order to connect a second GEO M10 Position second GEO M10 cabinet with AutoRigTM in automatic lock position and lock front points to first GEO M10 Unlock G...

Page 45: ...rotating Secure bumper with secondary safety steel IMPORTANT The requirements for secondary safety systems vary with territories However the secondary safety steel MUST have a SWL equivalent or greater than that of the rigging system Disassembly While holding GEO M10 to be dismounted pull AutoRigTM on both sides and hold the side knob AutoRigTM remains in the open position Remove the rear quick re...

Page 46: ...10 flown with Touring Bumper Required items 1 or 2 hoists not provided 1 x VNT BUMPM10 1 x VNT EXBARM10 for extended positive and negative bumper angles IMPORTANT Maximum GEO M10 quantity for flown vertical cluster with VNT BUMPM10 is 12 and eventually less ...

Page 47: ... to GEO M10 rear rigging plate hole marked bumper Lock with the quick release pin BL0825 GEO M10 Right Position first GEO M10 so that AutorigTM is at the top and set in automatic lock position Pull the bumper front latches rotate the lower links so that connection points are single leg and release the latches Position bumper on top of first GEO M10 front points will lock automatically Connect the ...

Page 48: ... order to connect a second GEO M10 Position second GEO M10 cabinet with AutoRigTM in automatic lock position and lock front points to first GEO M10 Unlock GEO M10 link bar Pull the latch to engage the guide in GEO M10 rear slot Adjust the angle by inserting quick release pin BL820 in proper hole Connect subsequent GEO M10 cabinets as with second IMPORTANT Ensure that bumper quick release pins are ...

Page 49: ...Disassembly While holding GEO M10 to be dismounted pull AutoRigTM on both sides and hold the side knob AutoRigTM remains in the open position Remove the rear quick release pin BL820 Unlock the GEO M10 link bar by pulling the latch Remove GEO M10 ...

Page 50: ...must be maintained horizontal in its definitive position as well as when lifting or lowering the cluster If cluster is flown from a single point extension bar must be used and hoist connected to G position IMPORTANT Maximum MSUB15 quantity for flown vertical cluster with VNT BUMPM10 is 8 Please check NS1 for mechanical Safety Working Load and acoustic computations IMPORTANT Motor hoist must be rat...

Page 51: ...per connecting points If flying from a single point position VNT EXBARM10 frontwards or rearwards into NT BUMPM10 slots and lock devices with the quick release pins 12x40 stored on VNT BUMPM10 IMPORTANT Ensure hoist hook s is are properly secured to VNT BUMPM10 or VNT EXBARM10 shackle s Ensure that all quick release pins are locked Insert shackle s in bumper or in extension bar in required hole s ...

Page 52: ...ANT Ensure that all connecting points are locked Lift cluster to NS 1 defined rigging height secure cluster horizontally to prevent it from rotating Secure bumper with secondary safety steel IMPORTANT The requirements for secondary safety systems vary with territories However the secondary safety steel MUST have a SWL equivalent or greater than that of the rigging system Disassembly Lower MSUB15 c...

Page 53: ...GEO M10 HARDWARE SETUP PROCEDURE Page 53 79 6 4 5 MSUB15 and GEO M10 flown with Touring Bumper ...

Page 54: ... for flown vertical cluster with VNT BUMPM10 is NGEOM10 1 5 NMSUB15 12 Please check NS1 for mechanical Safety Working Load and acoustic computations IMPORTANT Motor hoist must be rated to support entire cluster weight Please check configuration in NS1 for proper motor hoist rating Procedure Position first MSUB15 and unlock front and rear rigging points Pull the bumper front latches rotate the lowe...

Page 55: ...be connected to a hole position determined in NS1 design o If using 2 hoists on VNT EXBARM10 connect these using extreme holes A and Q o VNT BUMPM10 without extension bar can only be flown with 2 hoists from front and rear rigging points Connect hoist hook s to shackle s and lift assembly to sufficient height in order to connect a second MSUB15 Release first MSUB15 bottom connecting points latches...

Page 56: ...he latches Position first GEO M10 below bottom bumper and lock front points to the bumper with 2 BL820 quick release pins Connect the bumper link bar at required angle selection from 12 to 12 in 3 steps to GEO M10 rear rigging plate hole marked bumper and lock with the quick release pin BL0825 GEO M10 Right Position first GEO M10 so that AutorigTM is at the top and set in automatic lock position P...

Page 57: ...ick release pins are properly locked into GEO M10 and that all AutoRigTM and rear connecting points are locked Lift cluster to NS 1 defined rigging height secure cluster horizontally to prevent it from rotating Secure bumper with secondary safety steel IMPORTANT The requirements for secondary safety systems vary with territories However the secondary safety steel MUST have a SWL equivalent or grea...

Page 58: ...here are several critical points in the MSUB15 and GEO M10 cabinets Of primary concern are a The screws or magnets attaching the grid to the cabinet b The machine screws attaching the connecting plates to the cabinet c The magnets attaching the directivity flanges to the front of the cabinet These fasteners should be regularly checked and tightened as necessary Cleaning The exterior of the cabinet...

Page 59: ...ster is implemented NS 1 is a freeware available for all Nexo users at nexo sa com IMPORTANT Never install a GEO M10 and or MSUB15 cluster without checking its acoustical performances and mechanical safety in NS 1 prior to installation Please contact your local distributor for assistance and or training NS 1 7 2 Stacked MSUB15 and Flown GEO M10 In the example below r1 being the distance from GEO M...

Page 60: ...ass filter can introduce a phase difference of up to 180 completely out of phase at the cross over point If the signal is passing though any digital equipment between 1 4ms and 2 2ms is being added around 70 phase shift at 100Hz due solely to the converter delay The additional delay due to the processing itself look ahead compressor delay can be quite important as well If both outputs are not meas...

Page 61: ...M10 MSUB15 System Check List It is essential to execute all these check steps prior to perform a sound check on the front end to the system Following this checklist step by step will prevent many troubles and will save time in the end Are the speakers properly connected and angled Attach the first series of modules to the bumper Before flying verify that all channels of all modules are functioning...

Page 62: ...89 lbs Connectors Touring version 4 x NL4 4 poles connectors 1 1 MSUB15 2 2 Through Connectors Install version 2 x Cable gland with 2 cores cables Construction Baltic Birch Plywood textured black or white coating Fittings 4 x Side handles Front Finish Touring version Steel front grill back mesh Front Finish Install version Acoustic fabric fitted from grill Operating temperature range 0 C 40 C Stor...

Page 63: ...mm 11 3 x 20 9 x14 0 Weight Net 21 kg 47 lbs Connectors Touring version 2 x NL4 4 poles connectors 1 1 Through 2 2 GEO M10 Connectors Install version 2 x Cable gland with 2 cores cables Construction Lightweight Polyurethane Composite Fittings 4 x Side handles 2 vertical 2 horizontal back grip Front Finish Touring version Steel front grill back mesh Front Finish Install version Acoustic fabric fitt...

Page 64: ...Page 64 79 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 8 3 GEO M10 accessories 8 3 1 VNT BUMPM10 Parts X1 X2 Dimensions Weight 20 kg 44 lb ...

Page 65: ...TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Page 65 79 8 3 2 VNT EXBARM10 Parts X1 X 2 Dimensions Weight 7 kg 15 5 lb without shackles ...

Page 66: ...Page 66 79 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 8 3 3 VNT GSTKM10L Parts X1 Dimensions Weight 9 kg 20 lb ...

Page 67: ...TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Page 67 79 8 3 4 VNT GSTKM10S Parts X1 Dimensions Weight 6 kg 13 3 lb ...

Page 68: ...Page 68 79 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 8 3 5 VNT MNSTKM10 Parts X1 Dimensions Weight 2 2 kg 5 lb ...

Page 69: ...TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Page 69 79 8 3 6 GMT LBUMPM10 Parts X1 X1 Dimensions Weight 8 kg 18 lb ...

Page 70: ...Page 70 79 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 8 3 7 GMT EXBARM10L Parts X1 X2 X2 X1 Dimensions Weight 7 kg 15 5 lb ...

Page 71: ...TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Page 71 79 8 3 8 GMT FLGM10 Parts X1 Weight 0 3 kg 0 7 lb ...

Page 72: ...Page 72 79 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 8 3 9 MST WBMSUB15 Parts X1 Dimensions Weight 6 kg 13 3 lb ...

Page 73: ...TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Page 73 79 8 3 10 MST COVMSUB15 Parts X1 Weight 2kg 4 4 lb ...

Page 74: ...Page 74 79 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 8 3 11 MST 2CASEMSUB15 Parts Dimensions Weight 43 kg 95 lb ...

Page 75: ...TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Page 75 79 8 3 12 GMT 3CASEM10 Parts Dimensions Weight 40 kg 88 lb ...

Page 76: ...Page 76 79 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 8 3 13 GMT 6CASEM10 Parts Dimensions Weight 45 kg 100 lb ...

Page 77: ...IU Digital TD Controller Installation Version DTD IN Digital TD Controller Installation Version Dante DTD TU Digital TD Controller Touring Version DTD TN Digital TD Controller Touring Version Dante DTDAMP4x1 3C Power Amplifier 4x1250W 220V DTDAMP4x1 3U Power Amplifier 4x1250W 110V NXAMP4x1C Powered Digital TD Controller 4x1300W 220V NXAMP4x1U Powered Digital TD Controller 4x1300W 110V NXAMP4x4C Po...

Page 78: ...ing Extension for VNT BUMPM10 VNT MNSTKM10 Stacking Accessory for GEO M10 on top of MSUB15 GMT LBUMPM10 Lifting Stacking Bumper for GEO M10 GMT EXBARM10L Extension Bar for GMT LBUMPM10 GMT FLGM10 Pair of Magnetic Flanges for GEO M1012 GEO M1025 120 horizontal dispersion MST WBMSUB15 Wheelboard for MSUB15 MST COVMSUB15 Cover for MSUB15 MST 2CASEMSUB15 Flight Case for 2 x MSUB15 GMT 3CASEM10 Flight ...

Page 79: ...USER NOTES Page 79 79 10 USER NOTES France Nexo S A Parc d activité de la dame jeanne F 60128 PLAILLY Tel 33 3 44 99 00 70 Fax 33 3 44 99 00 30 E mail info nexo fr nexo sa com ...

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