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specif ications

specif ications

TYPE:

  

 

PR 913

 PART  NUMBERS:

 

 

4415000000 (120V, 60Hz) 

4415001000 (110V, 60Hz) TW

 

 

4415003000 (240V, 50Hz) AUS 

4415004000 (230V, 50Hz) UK

 

 

4415005000 (220V, 50Hz) ARG 

4415006000 (230V, 50Hz) EUR

 

 

4415007000 (100V, 50Hz) JPN 

4415009000 (220V, 60Hz) ROK

POWER  REQUIREMENT:

  

 

950W

POWER  AMP

 

MINIMUM IMPEDANCE:

 4Ω

 

POWER OUTPUT:

 

400W RMS into 4Ω 

300W RMS into 4Ω for 100V Japanese models only

PRE AMP

 

INPUT IMPEDANCE:

 4.7MΩ 

 

SENSITIVITY AT FULL POWER:

 15mV

TONE CONTROLS

 

BASS:

 

±15dB @ frequency knob setting

 

MID

±15dB @ frequency knob setting

 

TREBLE

±15dB @ frequency knob setting

EFFECTS LOOP

 

SEND IMPEDANCE:

 220Ω

 

RETURN IMPEDANCE:

 10kΩ

DIRECT  INTERFACE  OUTPUTS

 

IMPEDANCE:

 220Ω

FOOTSWITCH  (OPTIONAL):

 

 

Two button (P/N 0077794000)

DIMENSIONS

 

HEIGHT:

 

1.75 in (4.6 cm)

 

WIDTH:

 

8.5 in (21.6 cm)

 

DEPTH:

 

9.75 in (24.8 cm)

WEIGHT:

 

 

3.75 lb (1.70 kg)

Product specifications are subject to change without notice.

   DO NOT connect a speaker load with a impedance 

total below the minimum rating of your amplifier 
to prevent damage to your equipment.

    DO NOT connect speaker(s) with a power handling 

capacity total that is less than the power output 
rating  of  your  amplifier  to  prevent  damage  to 
your equipment.

   ALWAYS  switch  your  system  power  OFF  before 

connecting or disconnecting speakers.

   ONLY use unshielded speaker cable of 18 gauge or 

heavier (16 or 14 gauge) for speaker connections. 
Shielded instrument cable WILL NOT work and 
may damage your equipment.

   ONLY connect one amplifier to each speaker load. 

Two amplifiers connected to a single load WILL 
NOT work and may damage your equipment. 

The speaker illustration (left) shows the impedance 

load totals for various speaker combinations 

(Ω=ohms). The ideal speaker impedance load is 

equal to the minimum impedance rating of your 

amplifier.  Note  that  using  speakers  of  unmatched 

impedances  will  result  in  an  unequal  distribution 

of power with most of the power going to the 

lower impedance speakers.

 

Operating below the amp's minimum 

impedance rating can overheat your amplifier 
and cause damage. Operating above the amp's 

minimum impedance rating, while safe, reduces 

the amplifier’s maximum power output.

For an in-depth discussion of setup tips for amplifiers 

and speakers (including a look at impedance and 

power rating issues), visit the 

Support

  area  of  the  SWR 

website at 

www.swramps.com

.

speaker guidelines

speaker guidelines

Turn to page 35 to see a block diagram of the 

headlite

 circuitry.

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