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MSE-218 User Manual
v1.0 February 2013
1.0 - Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the MSE-218 high-power subwoofer from EM Acoustics. The MSE-218 has been
designed and rigorously tested to give you the utmost in sonic performance and many years of reliable,
trouble-free operation. Please take the time to read this user manual thoroughly to ensure you get the best
performance from your system and to ensure you set it up correctly and safely. If you have any questions or
are in any doubt whatsoever about any aspect of your new system, please do not hesitate to contact us
directly or your local EM Acoustics representative.
The MSE-218 is one of the most accurate and powerful reflex subwoofers on the market today. The marriage
of the utmost in drive unit technology with a rigorously designed and constructed enclosure creates an ideal
solution to a variety of applications. MSE-218 loudspeakers can be deployed in a wide range of professional
audio applications and will deliver stunning results time after time. Added to this is the one-to-one customer
support that EM Acoustics is known for and you should be congratulated for purchasing one of the finest
loudspeaker products on the market today.
This manual contains all the information you should need on topics of set up, connection, flying & stacking and
basic service. If you feel we have missed anything, or you have a question not covered by this manual, please
visit our website www.emacoustics.co.uk and send us a message or give us a call we’re only too happy to
help.
Unpacking
Please take care when unpacking your loudspeaker system. Once unpacked, please inspect each enclosure
thoroughly for any transit damage and in the case of any damage please notify your carrier immediately. It is
the responsibility of you, the consignee, to instigate any claim. Please retain all original packaging in case of
future re-shipment.
System Setup
Professional loudspeaker systems are potentially dangerous objects if used incorrectly. Please ensure that you
read this section fully, and contact EM Acoustics or your local dealer should you be in any doubt over correct
operation procedures.
Professional loudspeaker systems are capable of producing damage-inducing sound pressure levels, and hence
care should be taken when setting your system up, particularly when it comes to loudspeaker placement
within a venue. Damage to the ear can result from levels above 90dB under prolonged exposure.