User manual PEAVEY PR 10P

[. . . ] For more information on other great Peavey products, go to your local Peavey dealer or online at www. Intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated "dangerous voltage" within the product's enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons. CAUTION: To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove cover. WARNING: To prevent electrical shock or fire hazard, do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture. [. . . ] excessively hot operating conditions can also cause a thermal shutdown. Do not store in extremely hot or cold conditions, or extremely high humidity. Always allow unit to come to room temperature before use. Never clean the PR 10P while plugged in or turned ON!When the unit has been fully disconnected from AC power sources, use a dry cloth to remove soil or other dirt. Never use strong solvents on the PR 10P, as they could damage the cabinet. Do not allow ANY fluids to drip inside the PR 10P. For an overall finish enhancement and protective coating, use gloves to apply a plastic finish protector, such as Armor-All® protectant, to the surface of the plastic cabinet only. Note that the cabinet will be slippery after these treatments, rub them down vigorously with a dry, lint-free cloth to minimize this. After the first few months of use and periodically thereafter, check the hardware of the PR 10P for tightness, including the rear panel screws and the screws that hold the baffle and rear cabinet together. The unit is subject to a great deal of vibration, and this could cause them loose with use. The powered loudspeaker system shall have a frequency response from 67 Hz to 20 kHz. The peak SPL with inaudible distortion shall reach 119 dB with music as a source, when measured at a distance of 1M and driven to full output capacity. The system shall utilize a 10" heavy duty woofer and an RXTM14 compression driver tweeter. The nominal radiation pattern shall be 90° in the horizontal plane and 40° in the vertical plane. The powered, bi-amplified loudspeaker system shall have a group of medium impedance input connectors consisting of one combo female XLR and 1/4" TRS phone jack, and two 1/4" phone jacks, on the rear panel. a volume control will be located near each input jack. The combo female XLR and 1/4" TRS phone jack will have a gain adjust pad that provides for switching between line-level input signals and mic-level input signals. The system power amplifiers shall have an unfiltered frequency response of 10 Hz to 30 kHz which deviates no more than +0, -1 dB up to rated power, a damping factor greater than 100 @ 1 kHz into 8 Ohms, hum and noise better than 90 dB below rated power, and THD and IMD of less than 0. The woofer amplifier shall be capable of 150 W into a 8 Ohm nominal load, and the tweeter amplifier shall be capable of 50 W output into a 8 Ohm load, and both shall incorporate independent DDTTM compression. The input signal shall be electronically divided into high frequencies and low frequencies by a staggeredpole third order slope line-level crossover at 2. The low frequencies shall be processed to provide bass boost, subsonic filtering and overall response shaping, and the high frequencies shall be equalized for constant directivity horn EQ- and response-shaping. [. . . ] 1% distortion Tweeter - 70 Watts peak dynamic power 50 Watts @ less than 0. Nominal sensitivity (1W @1M, swept sine input in anechoic environment): 95 dB Maximum sound pressure level: 119 dB music peak Nominal radiation angles: 90° horizontal by 40° vertical Transducer complement: 10" heavy duty woofer and RXTM14 1. 4" titanium diaphragm compression driver tweeter Box tuning frequency (Fbox): 76 Hz Electroacoustic crossover frequency: 2, 200 Hz Crossover type: Internal Electronic two-way crossover with CD horn EQ, level matching, bass boost and subsonic filtering. Crossover Slopes: 18 dB/octave (third order) low pass, 18 dB/octave (third order) high pass, both with staggered poles and driver EQ. [. . . ]