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General| Output Connectors | XLR |
|---|---|
| Enclosure Material | Baltic birch plywood |
| Cooling | Convection |
| Cabinet Material | Baltic birch plywood |
| Type | Active Subwoofer |
| Amplifier Power | 1100 W RMS |
| Input Connectors | XLR |
| Crossover Frequencies | 80 Hz |
| Protections | Thermal |
| Controls | Volume, Phase, Crossover |
| Connections | XLR |
| Woofer | 15", 3.0" v.c |
Essential safety instructions for installation, operation, and power supply.
Guidelines for safe usage, including placement and environmental considerations.
Instructions for environmentally responsible disposal of the product according to WEEE directive.
Advice for ensuring long-life service and proper cleaning of the speaker.
Information regarding FCC compliance and potential interference issues.
Details the XLR inputs/outputs and Powercon connectors on the rear panel.
Explains the rear panel encoder, LEDs for gain, delay, signal, limiter, and the setup display.
Describes the function of the Link/Xover selector switch for signal routing.
How to adjust input gain using the rear encoder and its steps.
Procedure for setting speaker delay in meters using the rear encoder.
Guide to selecting presets (Extended Low, Hard, Cardioid) via the rear encoder.
Instructions on how to save selected speaker settings permanently in memory.
Details on creating subwoofer cardioid systems using two or three modules.
Important checks before connecting the speaker, including voltage verification.
Guidance on connecting cables and powering on the speaker safely.
Information on the speaker's built-in protection circuits for audio signal and distortion.
Details regarding voltage settings and fuse values, reserved for service centers.
Troubleshooting steps for when the speaker does not power on.
Steps to diagnose and resolve issues when the speaker is on but produces no sound.
Addressing distorted audio and frequent overload LED blinking.
Solutions for low sound levels, hissing, or noisy signals.
Tips for eliminating humming or buzzing noise issues.
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