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Obviously,
fora
monaural
biamp
system
(only
one
mixer
feed],
only
one
crossover
module
Is
required
and
only
one
crossover
island
will
be
used.
In
this
case,
onechannel
of
the
CS-900
can
be
patcnedfortne
lows
and
the
other
channel
patched
lorthe
highs,
resulting
In
a
simple,
compact
system
with
outstanding
performance.
Again,
a
word
of
caution
is
In
order.
SmcetheCS-900
is
capable
of
producing
morethan450
watts
RMS
per
channel
Into
a4
ohm
load,
the
high
frequency
components
of
the
particular
I
oudspeakersystem
must
be
able
to
handle
these
power
levels.
Alternatives
are
to
use
a
smaller
power
amplifier
forthe
entire
biamp
system,
such
as
the
M-7000
or
M-4000,
which
offer
the
same
features
as
the
CS*900.
The
Peavey
DDT
compression
system
adds
a
new
dimension
to
biamped
systems.
Each
power
amplifier
channel
has
its
own
Distortion
Detection
Technique
circuitry,
and
each
ie
completely
Independent
When
signal
conditions
exist
which
could
cause
clipping
In
the
low
frequency
power
amp
channel(s),
the
DDT
system
will
simply
llmitthat
portion
of
thetotal
biamp
system.
This
will
in
no
way
affect
the
high
frequency
portion
of
the
biamp
system
and
it
is
free
to
Increase
in
level
until
conditions
exist
which
could
cause
clipping
in
that
particular
power
ampchannei(s),
Althal
point,
the
DDT
system
will
limil
the
high
frequency
portion
of
the
system.
This
is
a
very
effective
two-level
compression
system
and
will
yield
sound
pressure
levels
unmatched
by
conventional
broad-band
compression
techniques.
The
Peavey
CS-900
offers
maximum
flexibility
and
performance
features
not
found
on
most
competitive
units.
By
thoroughly
understanding
the
patch
panel
features,
expansion
to
larger
and
more
complex
systems
is
only
llmlied
by
the
imagination
of
the
user
Toward
this
end,
we
offer
the
following
additional
information
which
may
or
may
not
be
obvious:
1,
A
biamp
approach
Is
only
possible
with
loudspeaker
systems
which
provide
access
to
the
individual
speaker
comportents,
bypassing
the
built-in
passive
crossover
(most
Peavey
loudspeaker
systems
offer
biamp
high
and
lowswilchingjacksontheback
panel).
2,
The
crossover
module
used
must
have
the
proper
characteristics
to
match
the
particular
loudspeaker
system.
Of
greatest
imporlance
is
the
crossover
frequency.
Peavey
offers
a
variety
of
plug-in
crossover
modules
which
are
specifically
designed
to
match
the
various
loudspeakers
In
the
product
line.
These
crossovers
have
the
correct
crossover
frequency,
high
trequency
pad
and
equalization
for
the
particular
loudspeaker,
resulting
in
system
performance
with
a
very
flat
frequency
response.
Also
available
are
general
purpose
crossover
modules
at
frequencies
of
SOO,
800,
and
1200
Hz
for
non-Peavey
loudspeaker
systems.
3,
The
outputs
of
the
crossover
modules
(both
high
ar>d
low)
can
drive
several
power
amp
inputs.
The
parallel
Input
Jacks
can
be
used
to
daisy-chain
to
additional
power
amps
for
an
expanded
system
on
either
the
low
or
high
frequency
system
[or
both)
Remember,
the
components
in
most
Peavey
biampable
speaker
systems
are
8
ohms.
All
Peavey
CS
series
power
ampiifjers
are
rated
at
4
ohms.
This
means
that
Ihe
maximum
number
of
components
connected
to
any
one
particular
power
amplifier
channel
Is
TWO
(two
horns,
two
woofers).
If
additional
components
are
required
for
additional
coverage
or
projection,
then
additional
power
amp
channels
are
required.
4,
The
PL-2
transformer
module
can
be
removed
and
thejumper
reinstalled
inany
particularcrossoverisland
if
a
balanced
input
is
not
desired
or
required
for
the
crossover
module.
In
this
case,
the
associated
XLR
connector
(9)
is
now
unbalanced
as
per
previous
discussion.
If
desired,
the
parallel
unbalanced
phone
jack
inputs
(111
may
be
used
to
supply
signal
to
the
crossover
module
m
addition,
whenever
the
XLR
connector
on
a
particular
crossover
island
is
used
(either
balanced
or
unbalanced),
the
crossover
input
jacks
(11)
can
be
used
to
patch
out
full
range
signals
to
other
ampllfler/speaker
systems
which
are
operating
in
full
range
or
other
biamped
systems
which
required
different
crossovers
@
CS-900
PATCH
PANEL
(BRIDGE
MODEI
WITH
JUMPERS

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Peavey CS-900 Specifications

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BrandPeavey
ModelCS-900
CategoryAmplifier
LanguageEnglish

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