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Mach CN12 User Manual Download Page 6

Your

CM15

package should contain the following items:

1 Speaker
1 Spider bracket (mounted on speaker cabinet)
3 Eyebolts
1 Manual
1 Speakon connector

Manual

Eyebolt

Your

CM18

package should contain the following items:

1 Speaker
1 Spider bracket (mounted on speaker cabinet)
3 Eyebolts
1 Manual
1 Speakon connector

Manual

Eyebolt

Speakon

Speakon

Spider bracket

Spider bracket

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Summary of Contents for CN12

Page 1: ...User manual CN12 CM12 CM15 CM18...

Page 2: ...ontents of the instructions may be subject to change without notice Mach Speakers A S makes no warranty of any kind with regard to these instructions Copyright 2004 Mach Speakers A S Denmark All right...

Page 3: ...onnecting to amplifier 15 Cables 15 Simple connection CN12 15 Parallel system CN12 16 System configuration 17 Switching between Passive and Active mode 18 Parallel system in passive mode CM12 CM15 and...

Page 4: ...ost out of your Mach speakers and ensure an easy and trouble free installation please read the manual carefully and follow the instructions If you have any additional questions or comments please do n...

Page 5: ...for heavy duty use in professional environments All top boxes are constructed using specially designed extruded aluminum profiles to give market leading strength and durability The profiles also enabl...

Page 6: ...d on speaker cabinet 3 Eyebolts 1 Manual 1 Speakon connector Manual Eyebolt Your CM18 package should contain the following items 1 Speaker 1 Spider bracket mounted on speaker cabinet 3 Eyebolts 1 Manu...

Page 7: ...small dance floor with low ceiling A medium to large dance club with a large dance floor and surrounding seating areas high ceiling and live DJ In the small club the ideal solution has good tightly c...

Page 8: ...many different installation options available will be described below Mounting points on the cabinet The mounting points on the CN and CM cabinets are shown in the illustration below In total the cab...

Page 9: ...are supplied with the revolutionary spider bracket shown below The bracket can be mounted vertically and horizontally depending on the direction the speaker should be flown and enables easy mounting...

Page 10: ...ment locking bolt remove the locking pin and adjust the bracket to the required vertical position Replace the locking pin and tighten the locking bolt Adjust the bracket horizontally and tighten the l...

Page 11: ...g into each hole 7 Position the bracket so that the mounting holes align with the holes in the wall 8 Screw the bracket lightly to the wall in the corners 9 Align the bracket horizontally 10 Insert th...

Page 12: ...ith a U bracket as standard For many installation purposes this bracket will be the optimum solution as it is very versatile and easy to use Illustrated below are a number of ways to use the U Bracket...

Page 13: ...tric thread for maximum flexibility To screw an eyebolt into the cabinet first select where to position the bolt and unscrew the blind bolt already in place The eyebolt should be tightened with no mor...

Page 14: ...ses the impedance when the current exceeds a safe level The increased impedance reduces current to the horn thus protecting it against damage The audible result is lower output from the horn When this...

Page 15: ...hout using a connector When using the barrier strip terminals you can either connect a stripped wire or fit a U type cable shoe on the end of the wire as illustrated How to attach safety wire The safe...

Page 16: ...nce and low capacitance It also has a low sulfur content that ensures minimum cable oxidation The cable is very soft and easy to wind For recommended cable lengths please see table Recommended cable l...

Page 17: ...annel in parallel as illustrated However always remember to check the minimum loading impedance specified for the amplifier The maximum number of identical C range speakers that can be connected to ea...

Page 18: ...can easily be switched over to active mode at a later stage Active mode setup Input LF 1 1 Input HF 2 2 While operating in active mode the connectors on the terminal plate will work as shown below Pa...

Page 19: ...en Passive and Active mode The procedure is very quick and simple 1 Unscrew the lid on the terminal plate with the two screws 2 Remove the Molex connector from the passive socket 3 Insert the Molex co...

Page 20: ...ers for each channel in parallel as illustrated However always remember to check the minimum loading impedance specified for the amplifier The maximum number of identical C range speakers that can be...

Page 21: ...ur Mach CM system for active mode operation The Mach CM products were designed with maximum flexibility in mind not only in terms of mounting and adjustments but also in terms of connection and config...

Page 22: ...driven by a separate amplifier and the system is crossed over directly by the M20 06 for 2 way full range output Amplifier LF Terminal on speaker In Link In Link In Link Output Amplifier HF Mains Inpu...

Page 23: ...plifier LF Mains Input Output Mains Input Crossover M 20 06 1 1 1 1 Output Mains Input Output Amplifier HF Mains Input 2 2 To Sub Triple amp 3 way In a triple amp 3 way system each transducer is run b...

Page 24: ...ther types of cleaning chemicals can damage the cabinet and should be avoided 3 Mask all areas that should remain unpainted tweeter woofer switch terminals reflex port etc 4 Paint the speaker with Etc...

Page 25: ...le out When replacing the grille do not over tighten the screws How to change drivers woofers Remove the grille then remove the screws in the drivers woofers and pull them out Carefully disconnect the...

Page 26: ...ies with medium SPL in a compact design A 3 way speaker designed as a compact stand alone cabinet with a highly controlled dispersion pattern One 12 woofer with an extended frequency response 1 dome t...

Page 27: ...rating IEC268 325 watt Power rating peak 1300 watt Sensitivity 1w 1m 98 5 dB Max SPL calculated long term 124 dB Max SPL peak 130 dB Dispersion Angle H 90deg x V 75degrees Horn rotatable Frequency ra...

Page 28: ...ly for medium to large sized applications SPECIFICATIONS Passive mode Power rating IEC268 450watt Power rating peak 1800 watt Sensitivity 1w 1m 102 dB Max SPL calculated long term 129 dB Max SPL peak...

Page 29: ...ned horizontally SPECIFICATIONS Passive mode Power rating IEC268 700 watt Power rating peak 2800 watt Sensitivity 1w 1m 102 5 dB Max SPL calculated Long term 131 dB Max SPL peak 137 dB Frequency range...

Page 30: ...following product s Product CN12 CM12 CM15 CM18 Type Speaker Are in conformity with COUNCIL DIRECTIVE of 3 May 1989 on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to electromagnetic co...

Page 31: ...ordered as spare parts For information on how to order in your country please contact your local supplier or contact the head office in Denmark at the following address Mach Speakers A S Perspektivvej...

Page 32: ...nsions HxWxD 41 5 x 34 9 x 33 8 cm 16 3 x 13 7 x 13 3 inches Net weight 15kg 33 lbs Finish Black coating with other colors optional Grille 2 mm steel with foam backing Input connectors 2 x Speakon NL...

Page 33: ...backing Input connectors 2 x Speakon NL 4 and barrier strip terminals Rigging hardware Included U bracket Specifications Power rating IEC268 600 watt Power rating peak 2400 watt Sensitivity 1w 1m 99d...

Page 34: ...ight 1 8 Kg 4 lbs Ci 4 Specifications Power rating IEC268 65 watt Power rating peak 260 watt Recommended amplifier 100 watt Freq Range 3dB 90Hz 20KHz Freq Range 10dB 70Hz 20KHz Sensitivity 1W 1m 89dB...

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