Stagg MPAS 80/10 - Examples of Use

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User’s manUal
mPas 80/10 & mPas 80/12
How to operate the MPAS 80/10 or MPAS 80/12
Block Diagram
The block diagram is a visual representation of the internal links between the inputs and outputs, the
volume controls and the tone section as explained on page 5
Examples of Use
The diagrams on the next pages show how to connect the device in different situationsThe gures
mentionned on the diagrams are matching the gures written in the “block diagram” on page 6 (g. 2),
as well as those shown on the visual representation of the operating panel on page 4 (g.1).
Modular PA extension
The PA system can be modulary extended by adding almost an innite number of active speaker sys-
tems, such as MPAS 80/1O, MPAS 80/12,  or any MPAS 80/xx
N.B: In the diagrams, MPAS 80/10 and MPAS 80/12 are both symbolized by MPAS 80/xx
Whenever an optional extension is available, this is symbolized by the grey coloured MPAS 80/xx in the
example diagrams.
The PA system can be modulary extended by connecting any passive speaker enclosure with a mi-
nimum load impedance of 8 Ohms (MPS-10, MPS-12, or MPS xx, S 10, S 12,  or S xx, or else)
to the «EXTSPK» output of this active speaker system
Following are examples of the most common situations where the MPAS 80/10 or MPAS 80/12 can be
used. The multiple mixing possibilities make our speaker usefull in many other situations.
Note:
Your dealer will assist you if you have any doubt about the technical specications or the use of this ne
product.