User manual PEAVEY SP 3X DATASHEET

[. . . ] exit/51 mm voice coil compression driver on CD Horn RXTM22 on a CH®3 CD Horn Time offset: Low Frequency: Mid/High Frequency: 0. 04 ms delay 0. 0 ms Impedance (Z): Full Range: Nominal: 8. 0 Minimum: 5. 4 Low Frequency: Nominal: 8. 0 Minimum: 6. 9 Passive MF/HF: Nominal: 8. 0 Minimum: 6. 2 Maximum sound pressure level (1 meter): Full Range: 126. 0 dB SPL continuous 132. 0 dB SPL peak Low Frequency Section: 127. 0 dB SPL continuous 133. 0 dB SPL peak Passive Mid/High Frequency Section: 120. 0 dB SPL continuous 126. 0 dB SPL peak Box tuning frequency: Low Frequency Section: 58 Hz Crossover frequency (internal passive): Low Frequency - Mid Frequency: 800 Hz Mid Frequency ­ High Frequency 2, 000 Hz Input connections: 2x 1/4 in. phone jack and 1x Neutrik® NL4 Speakon® (bi-amp only) Enclosure materials and finish: 3/4" OSB finished in black carpet Radiation angle measured at -6 dB point of polar response: 90 degrees horizontal by 45 degrees vertical Recommended active crossover frequency region and slope: Low Frequency ­ Mid/High Frequency: 750 Hz at 12 dB/octave Mounting provisions: This unit is not designed for overhead suspension. SA-1 stand mount adapter built-in, and four large rubber feet on bottom for floor use. Dimensions (H x W x D): Front: 33. 63 in. [. . . ] This horn has a smooth, even response with good high frequency dispersion. The RX22 driver features the Radialinear Planar Phase Correction System, under US Patent 6, 064, 745, which provides smoother and extended high frequency response. Input connection to the system is made via two 1/4" phone jacks in parallel, and a 4-pin Neutrik® switching jack is provided for bi-amping flexibility while maintaining superior signal integrity. The internal passive crossover features Peavey's exclusive Sound Guard protection circuit for both the tweeter and the mid-range speaker, and an advanced topology crossover with high performance components, to provide high power handling and reliability. Peavey's proprietary protection circuitry, Sound Guard, provides long and medium-term driver overload protection when the system is used full-range, or when it is biamped, without impairing musical transients or dynamics on either the midrange or the tweeter. The crossover provides driver roll-off and protection, as well as driver EQ for the woofer, midrange and horn, the sum total is a clean, clear and smooth response. High-quality, reliable crossover components include polypropylene capacitors, and high current inductors. The optimal integration of the crossover with the selected drivers results in a smooth frequency response from 54 Hz to 17 kHz. A crossover EQ switch is provided to tailor the response in the midrange and highs, providing a nominally flat frequency response position, and an EQ position that pulls the mids and highs back to help keep bright rooms from overloading, or to help achieve a mellower voicing for those applications that prefer it, such as DJ use. Despite its compact dimensions for a 15"-based 3-way enclosure, this system can put out some very serious sound levels, and take 1, 000 Watts program of clean amplifier power, resulting in excellent clarity and reliability. Frequency Response This measurement is useful in determining how accurately a given unit reproduces an input signal. [. . . ] Copies of this statement may be obtained by contacting Peavey Electronics Corporation, P. O. Box 2898, Meridian, Mississippi 39301-2898. Mounting This unit is not designed for overhead suspension. [. . . ]