20 Years
In Business!
OEM Systems Speaker Locator & Mud ring Combo
OEM Systems Company
OEM Systems Company is a manufacturer of Architectural Audio Products and accessories for residential, commercial and institutional applications, including loudspeakers, electronics and Decorator Style Jack Plates which mount in standard J-boxes. Our loudspeaker products flush mount into walls and ceilings, the speaker grilles can be painted, wallpaper or fabric covered to blend into any decor.
For Over 25 Years!
25+ Years. Since 1987.
Manufacturing Commercial & Residential Audio & Home Theater Products for the music lover in all of us.
Description
To use the MR-1/MR-CVR as a speaker locator:
Screw or nail the MR-1 onto a stud or rafter where you want the speaker to go.
Attach the speaker wire to the MR-1 with a tie-wrap. (Picture 2)
Cut a rectangular (standard single-gang) hole in the sheetrock when it is installed. (Picture 3)
If the speaker is not going to be installed right away, install the MR-CVR cover plate to make the ceiling look nice in the meantime. (A blank rectangular cover plate would be used in an in-wall location.) (Picture 4)
When ready to install the speaker, bend the MR-1 back into the wall/ceiling. (There is a scored line on the bracket and it is designed to be bent this way.) (Picture 5)
Cut the hole for the speaker. The speaker hole should be cut as far away from the stud as possible, while still including all of the original cutout. This will leave room for the "dog ears" of the speaker to grab hold of the sheetrock. (Picture 6)
Reach through the hole and break the MR-1 bracket, pulling it out through the hole.
Attach the speaker in the normal manner! (Picture 7)
Screw or nail the MR-1 onto a stud or rafter where you want the speaker to go.
Attach the speaker wire to the MR-1 with a tie-wrap. (Picture 2)
Cut a rectangular (standard single-gang) hole in the sheetrock when it is installed. (Picture 3)
If the speaker is not going to be installed right away, install the MR-CVR cover plate to make the ceiling look nice in the meantime. (A blank rectangular cover plate would be used in an in-wall location.) (Picture 4)
When ready to install the speaker, bend the MR-1 back into the wall/ceiling. (There is a scored line on the bracket and it is designed to be bent this way.) (Picture 5)
Cut the hole for the speaker. The speaker hole should be cut as far away from the stud as possible, while still including all of the original cutout. This will leave room for the "dog ears" of the speaker to grab hold of the sheetrock. (Picture 6)
Reach through the hole and break the MR-1 bracket, pulling it out through the hole.
Attach the speaker in the normal manner! (Picture 7)
Features
- Marks speaker locations for future use.
- Easy to install.
- Easy to cut rectangular sheetrock hole.
- Securely holds speaker wire until needed.
- Optional cover plate. Use when speakers will not be installed right away.
- Useful for nearly any low-voltage application!
Specifications
| UPC MR-1 | 769381777788 |
| UPC MR-CVR | 769381777795 |
Related Documents
Photos
Image 1: MR-1 Bracket
Image 2: Mount bracket & attach speaker cable
Image 3: Add sheetrock
Image 4: Add cover if not installing speaker now
Image 5: Push back bracket.
Image 6: Cut speaker hole
Image 7: Break off bracket, install speaker.
