Introduction
This article guides you step-by-step through setting up your Rockville M-TRAY clamp-on tray. Whether you need to hold percussion accessories, small instruments, or personal items, this tray easily attaches to microphone or instrument stands. The setup is simple and requires no special tools or technical expertise.
What You Need:
- Rockville M-TRAY
- A microphone stand or hi-hat stand
- Items you'd like to keep on the tray
Step-by-Step Instructions
Step 1: Choosing a Mounting Location
The M-TRAY can be mounted on either the top or bottom section of your hi-hat or microphone stand:
- Top mounting: Ideal for quick accessibility during performances.
- Bottom mounting: Useful if you want a lower, discreet setup.
Step 2: Attaching the Tray to Your Stand
- Loosen the Clamp Knob:
- Locate the knob underneath the tray.
- Loosen it to open the clamp.
- Position the Tray:
- Slide the open clamp around the chosen section of your stand (top or bottom).
- Adjust the tray to your desired height and angle.
- Secure the Tray:
- Once positioned, firmly tighten the knob until the clamp securely grips the stand.
Step 2: Using Your Tray
- Place microphones, drum sticks, percussion instruments, mobile phones, tablets, or other small items safely on the tray for convenient access during your performance.
Removing the Tray
- Loosen the knob underneath the tray until the clamp opens fully.
- Remove the tray gently from your stand.
Troubleshooting & FAQs
Q: The tray doesn't feel secure on my stand.
- A: Ensure the knob is tightened firmly. Adjust the clamp slightly to ensure proper grip on the stand.
Q: Can the tray hold heavier items?
- A: Yes, the tray is designed for secure support of various items like percussion instruments, drum accessories, or tablets.
Q: Can I use the M-TRAY with any stand?
- A: Yes, as long as the stand diameter fits within the clamp’s adjustable range, the M-TRAY can securely attach.
Conclusion
You've successfully set up your Rockville M-TRAY. This accessory is perfect for conveniently holding items during rehearsals or performances.
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