Mackie SRM350 / C200 Bracket, Hanging Bracket Kit for SRM350 & C200

Mackie SRM350 / C200 Bracket, Hanging Bracket Kit for SRM350 & C200

The Bracket Kit allows the C200 and SRM30 loudspeakers to be flown in an overhead rigging system. The Bracket Kit contains all the necessary hardware to suspend one loudspeaker vertically. You will need two Bracket Kits to suspend a louspeaker horizontally.

Mackie SRM350 / C200 Bracket Installation Features

Suspending the loudspeaker vertically:
1. Remove handle by unfastening the 4 flat head
screws from the top of the loudspeaker. Retain
the handle and screws for possible future
installation.
2. Position the Bracket (A) onto the top of the
loudspeaker.
3. Insert the 4 Screws (B), Lock Washers (C)
and Flat Washers (D) thru the outer mounting
holes of the Bracket, into the threaded inserts
in the loudspeaker and tighten. Use a 4 mm
Allen head wrench.

4. Attaching the Eyebolt:
The table indicates loudspeaker aiming angles to Eyebolt (E) positions. A negative angle means the loudspeaker is aimed upwards.

Suspending the loudspeaker horizontally:
5. When suspending horizontally, attach a Hanging
Bracket to both the top and bottom of the loudspeaker. Follow step 1 for removing the 4 flat head screws
and handle from the top side of the loudspeaker.
From the bottom side, remove the 4 screws that
hold the pole mounting bracket. The pole mounting
bracket must remain on the loudspeaker as it will be
reattached when the Hanging Bracket is installed.
6. Attach a Hanging Bracket to the top side of the loudspeaker by following steps 2 and 3.
7. Install 2 Eyebolts to top side Hanging Bracket in “a”
and “e” position (see step 4).
8. Similarly, attach a Hanging Bracket
to the bottom side of the loudspeaker noting these differences:
• Install the 2 Eyebolts (E) into the
Hanging Bracket in positions “a” and
“e” (see step 4) before assembling it
onto the loudspeaker.
• Use the Hanging Bracket’s 4 inner
mounting holes.
• Position the 4 inner mounting hole
tabs toward the loudspeaker.
9. Adjust the aiming angle by adjusting
the cabling to the 4 Eyebolts.