User manual FENDER 1110X

[. . . ] Your sound system is far more than just a combination of dials, wires and speakers. It is an integral part of the audio chain and should be treated with special care and attention to detail. [. . . ] When speakers are wired in parallel, the opposite is true. Higher impedance speakers will draw less power from the amplifier than lower impedance speakers will draw. At Fender ®, we recommend connecting multiple speakers in parallel for several reasons. First, if one speaker fails, the others will continue to operate. Second, because in a series connection one speaker affects the output of the other speakers, unpredictable frequency response is a concern. Third, most speaker cabinets are already wired for parallel connections making parallel connections the most common wiring method. Below are two charts demonstrating how to calculate both parallel and series impedance. PARALLEL IMPEDANCE Zp = Cabinet B Impedance 16* 5. 3* 8 4 8 5. 3 1 1 1 1 + Z 1 Z 2 . . . Z n + + - Keep in mind, power and audio signal cables are the most common sources of sound system failure. Well made and carefully maintained cables are essential to the reliability of the entire sound system. If long speaker cables are required, it is important to ensure the cable`s gauge is sufficient to transfer all of the available amplifier power to the speakers rather than absorbing the power itself. As a rule of thumb, larger wires are better as they conduct more power to the speakers (larger wire has smaller gauge numbers). Below are two charts listing speaker wire gauges and recommendations for best results. SPEAKER WIRE GAUGE SPEAKER WIRE LENGTH 100'-UP (30. 5 m-UP) 10 12 12 14 14 16 18 18 18 50'-100' (15. 25-30. 5 m) *25'-50' (7. 60-15. 25 m) 14 *16 16 18 18 18 10'-25' (3. 05-7. 60 m) 0'-10' (0. 00-3. 05 m) 4 *8 16 B A 8* 16 Cabinet A Impedance + - SPEAKER IMPEDANCE [z] *Example - If the speaker wire length required is between 25-50 feet (7. 6015. 25 meters) and the speaker impedance is 8, the minimum recommended speaker wire gauge is 16. *Example- Cabinet A is 8 ohms. The total impedance when connected in parallel is: 1 Zp = = 5. 3 ohms. 1 1 + 16 8 SERIES IMPEDANCE 16* Cabinet B Impedance 8 4 2 18 10 6 4 20* 12 8 6 24 16 12 10 32 24 20 18 + Z s = Z + Z . . . [. . . ] For stubborn stains, a slightly more concentrated soapy solution may be used. Avoid spilling liquids on the input panel, grille and speakers. X et Cabin Stage X Cabin et Audience Two speakers arranged as a mono or stereo pair requiring maximum horizontal coverage 5 "DAISY CHAINING" X SERIES ENCLOSURES 6 USING AN ELECTRONIC CROSSOVER WITH X SERIES ENCLOSURES INPUT - INPUT - - - - - PCN-2 ELECTRONIC CROSSOVER HIGH OUT LOW OUT 7 SPECIFICATIONS MODEL PART NUMBER MAXIMUM dB SPL OUTPUT LONG TERM CABINET 1110X 071-1100-200 1201X 071-1201-200 1205X 071-1205-200 120 dB 3/4" (1. 9 cm) Birch Plywood (2) 1/4" Phone Jacks 10" (25. 4 cm) woofer 2" (5 cm) voice coil 1" (2. 5 cm) Exit Throat Polymer Diaphragm Dual Piezoelectric Driver 121 dB 3/4" (1. 9 cm) Birch Plywood (2) 1/4" Phone Jacks 12" (30. 5 cm) woofer 2" (5 cm) voice coil 1" (2. 5 cm) Exit Throat Polymer Diaphragm Dual Piezoelectric Driver 121 dB 3/4" (1. 9 cm) Birch Plywood (2) 1/4" Phone Jacks 15" (38. 1 cm) woofer 2. 5" (6. 35 cm) voice coil 1" (2. 5 cm) Exit Throat Polymer Diaphragm Dual Piezoelectric Driver CONNECTIONS DRIVER Low: High: FREQUENCY Axial RESPONSE +/- 3 dB: AXIAL SENSITIVITY SPL @ 1W/1m: 65 Hz to 20kHz 60 Hz to 20kHz 60 Hz to 20kHz 94 dB 100W 8 19. 5" 16" 11" (49. 3 cm) (40. 5 cm) (28 cm) 95 dB 100W 8 21" 17" 12. 6" (53 cm) (43. 2 cm) (32 cm) 95 dB 150W 8 25. 25" (64 cm) 19. 25" (48. 7 cm) 13" (33 cm) 55 lbs. [. . . ]