User manual FENDER 112XP

[. . . ] XP ARTIST SERIES LOUDSPEAKER SYSTEMS 110XP 112XP 115XP 1 1 0 X P, 1 1 2 X P, 1 1 5 X P INSTRUCTION MANUAL Fender® XP Loudspeaker Systems The Fender® 110XP, 112XP, and 115XP two-way, professional quality loudspeaker systems are designed to form the basis of everything from a public address system permanently installed, to the nightly rigors of a working band's portable sound system. Add ultra-deep bass to the your XP Series Loudspeaker System with a Fender 115sA or 118sA Subwoofer Loudspeaker System. [. . . ] XP Series Speakers have an impedance of 8. Listed below are the combined impedance loads of the XP Series loudspeaker connected in parallel with speakers of 4, 8 and 16 ratings: · XP Series 8 + any 4 speaker = 2. 6 load total · XP Series 8 + any 8 speaker = 4 load total · XP Series 8 + any 16 speaker = 5. 3 load total www. f e n d e r . n e t Acoustics and Cabinet Placement There are several things to consider when placing loudspeaker cabinets. First determine the horizontal XP coverage requirements for the room. When used in a typical auditorium setting, position the speakers as shown in Fig. Ensure 70° adequate sound levels reach each seat in the audience by walking through the entire auditorium--listen for any gaps in coverage then reposition speakers as necessary. Recheck sound coverage with a full audience in attendance, if possible. B bass frequency performance and Stage XP feedback. . . When a XP speaker is placed near a wall, there will a low-fre70° quency boost of up to 3dB. The Audience drawback is that close proximity to a wall may also cause feedback. To avoid feedback: Increase the distance between speakers and the feedback source whether it is a wall, a microphone, or a guitar. Use cardioid­pattern microphones to help block feedback. [. . . ] (26. 4 kg) A PRODUCT OF: FENDER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS CORP. CORONA, CA USA Fender® is registered trademark of FMIC Tolex® is a registered trademark of GenCorp, Inc. P/N 057245 REV A [. . . ]