Fender ST-275-Tripod Operation Manual

YOUR FENDER®PASSPORT TRIPOD SPEAKER STAND
The Passport tripod speaker stand is constructed from rugged anodized aluminum alloy tubing and is specially designed to support the Passport loudspeaker enclosures. Because loudspeaker enclosures placed on the Passport tripod speaker stand could be damaged or cause bodily harm if they fall, please read through these instructions and heed all caution and safety warnings.
IMPORTANT
When setting up your Passport tripod speaker stand, make sure it is placed on a dry , flat and secur e surface. Also, when placing, raising or lowering gear on the Passport tripod speaker stand, it is recommended that at least two people undertake these procedures. THE FENDER PASSPORT TRIPOD
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Loosen leg fitting handknob
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Turn tripod upright and slide leg fitting to adjust the width of the leg spread until the center pole is approximately 1/4” (64 mm) from the floor. This will ensure the Passport tripod speaker stand is at its maximum footprint (Using a smaller footprint will adversely affect the stability of the unit). Tighten the handknob.
Place your speaker on the stand. Remember to secure all wires coming from the Passport tripod speaker stand for reasons of both safety and good presentation (loose wires can be tripped on and give a cluttered, unprofessional appearance).
Loosen collar handknob and raise equipment to the desired height. Do not
extend the center pole more than 36” (91.4 cm) above the locking collar support. Re-tighten handknob and
check the stability of the unit at the desired height setting.
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Tighten collar handknob
Turn tripod upside down and pivot legs out.
REMEMBER ...
Check to ensure that all handknobs are secure when supporting equipment.
Always loosen handknobs with caution. Clean your Passport tripod speaker stand T ripod
using a damp cloth or any non-abrasive cleaner. Make sure that speakers are securely
mounted on the stand. Use ONLY
loudspeaker enclosures weighing less than 35 lbs. (15.9 kg) with this unit.
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