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Parametric Equalisation

Eight sections of equalisation are provided, two shelving filters and six fully variable
parametric sections.

High and Low shelving filters

Knob A: Frequency, 10.0Hz to 25.6kHz in variable steps
Knob B: Slope, 6 to 12dB / octave in 1dB steps
Knob C: Gain, +/-15dB in 0.2dB steps
The frequency is specified as point where the filter deviates by 3dB from the gain value.

Parametric filters

Knob A, Centre Frequency, 10.0Hz to 25.6kHz in variable steps
Knob B, Width, display selectable, Q or BW (Bandwidth)
BW adjustable from 0.05 to 5 octaves in variable steps
Q adjustable from 14.2 to 0.2 in variable steps
Knob C, Gain, +/-15dB in 0.2dB steps

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Summary of Contents for Flex Array TFA-600HDP

Page 1: ...FA 600B TFA 600HDP TFA 600HWDP TFA 600LDP TFA 600BD USER MANUAL Turbosound Ltd Star Road Partridge Green West Sussex RH13 8RY United Kingdom Tel 44 0 1403 711447 Fax 44 0 1403 710155 web www turbosound com Issue 1 0 Turbosound Ltd ...

Page 2: ...user manual FLEX ARRAY FLEX ARRAY user manual Page 2 Contents USER MANUAL 1 Contents 2 ...

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Page 4: ...user manual FLEX ARRAY FLEX ARRAY user manual Page 4 Turbosound Limited 83 ...

Page 5: ...DP T 25 Power Amplifier T 45 Power Amplifier T 475 Power Amplifier LMS D26 Controller LMS D24 Controller Standards Safety EN60065 2003 Relevant Specifications used as basis for tests EN66103 1 1996 EN55103 2 1996 Category Professional apparatus for use in Commercial Light Industrial and controlled EMC environments CE Marking All products are marked in accordance with the relevant statutory require...

Page 6: ...formation which will enable you to quickly and easily connect the loudspeakers to your amplifiers and outboard equipment important system and set up checks and flying and stacking instructions Thanks Thank you for choosing a TURBOSOUND loudspeaker product for your application By engaging in an on going rigorous program of research and development all TURBOSOUND products are carefully engineered fo...

Page 7: ... the horn mouth together This provides the wavefront with uniformity of phase The Polyhorn geometry ensures that the sound wave does not suffer from edge diffraction effects which have a tendency to confuse the directionality of the sound source Each cabinet in an array containing Polyhorn devices contributes to the generation of a single cohesive and more or less continuous wavefront without noti...

Page 8: ...a very compact device typically cutting 40 off the length of the external envelope The Flex Array Mid High Waveguide The Flex Array TFA 600 combines both Polyhorn and Dendritic horn technologies in a single physically aligned mid high waveguide with equal path lengths which produces a phase coherent wavefront at the horn mouth The Dendritic horn s compact dimensions allows the high frequency drive...

Page 9: ...ollers utilise output limiters which are matched to the system requirements being preset to prevent the amplifiers from clipping under normal operating conditions Inputs and outputs are fully balanced providing isolation between the controller and the amplifier inputs These factors contribute to high reliability in the adverse circumstances often encountered under arduous touring conditions In add...

Page 10: ... Class D amplifier modules in a self powered format taking consistent performance and ease of use to a new level Featuring lightweight high power amplifiers using 96kHz DSP and operating at better than 90 efficiency self powered Flex Array products eliminate the need for separate amplifier racks and controllers as well as the attendant cabling Due to their extremely high efficiency and modern high...

Page 11: ...iving the legendary Turbosound midrange power and clarity that is only possible from a paper cone type transducer The enclosure has both vertical and horizontal flying systems integrated into the cabinet The horizontal system uses a simple and effective drop link mechanism which permits easy positioning and angling of each cabinet within any given line array configuration Enclosures are equipped w...

Page 12: ... are used for input and parallel link signal connections RJ45 network connectors enable multiple loudspeakers to be controlled and monitored over a BVNet network using TurboDrive software The enclosure has both vertical and horizontal flying systems integrated into the cabinet in order to facilitate simple and intuitive rigging with a minimum of external parts The horizontal system is used to crea...

Page 13: ...as both vertical and horizontal flying systems integrated into the cabinet in order to facilitate simple and intuitive rigging with a minimum of external parts The horizontal system is used to create flown or ground stacked line array configurations The vertical rigging system is used for single box and virtual point source applications This flexibility of use is made possible by the rotatable mid...

Page 14: ...optimum control from the motor assembly and very low harmonic distortion even at the excursion limits The 4 voice coil also results in a lower system moving mass than equivalent 5 units resulting in higher sensitivity and exceptional response to fast transient peaks The enclosure is equipped with an integrated flying system which enables it to be flown at the top of a column of Flex Array loudspea...

Page 15: ...n XLRs are used for input and parallel link signal connections RJ45 network connectors enable multiple loudspeakers to be controlled and monitored over a BVNet network using TurboDrive software The enclosure is equipped with an integrated flying system which enables it to be flown at the top of a column of Flex Array loudspeakers using a simple conversion frame between the bass enclosures and mid ...

Page 16: ...igh velocity partial horn loading technique giving precise cone control at high power levels The proprietary 18 drive units are the result of a development project that has produced a unique neodymium motor system The magnet system drives a dual spider split 4 voice coil which provides linear BL magnetic force with displacement ensuring optimum control from the motor assembly and very low harmonic...

Page 17: ...and delay settings depending on application A Neutrik Powercon connector provides mains input and 3 pin XLRs are used for input and parallel link signal connections Two RJ45 network connectors are provided The TSW 218DP incorporates the TurboBass device which employs a high velocity partial horn loading technique giving precise cone control at high power levels The proprietary 18 drive units are t...

Page 18: ...s or self powered loudspeakers are connected to a PC via a simple BVNet USB adapter TurboDrive Quick Reference Setup The following is a quick reference setup guide for networked systems For more detailed setup instructions please refer to the TurboDrive User Guide available as a pdf download from our ftp site ftp ftp turbosound com downloads tech_data software turbodrive Computer System Requiremen...

Page 19: ...he CD that was supplied with your Linea Research BvNet interface 3 Connect a LMS D2x loudspeaker management system to a PC BvNet is the method of connecting multiple devices over a network and this is done with the Linea Research USB RS232 Interface available from Turbosound which enables devices to be connected either using RS232 or the RS485 standard carried over CAT5 type cables Using RS232 Con...

Page 20: ...fashion with CAT5 type cables in the order you want them to appear in the devices window 6 Launch the TurboDrive software On the first launch the application will prompt for an authorisation code The code is PJLUWZ 7 Select the COM port from Network Com Port 8 Click the Online toolbar button 9 Click on one of the devices that appear in the tree view to Launch the Panel RS 232 USB BVNET INTERFACE C...

Page 21: ...se allows for the creation of flown clusters or for ground stacked arrays of TFA 600H mid high and TFA 600L bass enclosures Setting up a Venue Overview The Audience Area window provides a way to add or remove Audience Areas and define their location in the space A venue can be selected from a range of standard venue presets or set up from scratch using the X and Y co ordinates menus to define the ...

Page 22: ...u first start the program you must set the system file that it is to use The installation files include the Flex Array file as well as the Aspect TA 500 file and two Turbosound Aspect TA 890 Touring System files as shown below Select the Flexv2 efo file You will now be presented with the GigMate main screen ...

Page 23: ...he audience areas and mappings Audience Area Beneath the main Mapping Properties window this graphically displays the SPL on each audience area or across a combination of audience areas Rigging The far right window shows the detail of the system configuration and is especially useful in larger venues where the speakers shown in the main window become very small Designing a System To design a syste...

Page 24: ...m left of the screen and begin by choosing the desired flybar or ground stack in the drop down box at the top left of the window Now select the number of cabinets deep that you wish to hang or stack from the Box Count drop down menu Trim height or PA wing height can now be set in the Position field If a mix of Low and High cabinets are to be used then select in the Cabinet window the type and loca...

Page 25: ...em performance must be mapped At the top of the main window there is an SPL Mapping checkbox This will map the system output at the frequency and bandwidth selected in the adjacent dropdown boxes For most applications a one third octave weighted mapping gives realistic and useful data System Mapping Performance ...

Page 26: ...all areas simultaneously Now that the system is mapped the inter cabinet angles or row attenuation may be trimmed to provide the smoothest coverage Typically the bottom cabinets of the system will require some attenuation and should be on their own Amp way to achieve this Changing the System GigMate currently includes Flex Array TFA 600 systems as well as Aspect Touring TA 890 series trapezoidal T...

Page 27: ...user manual FLEX ARRAY FLEX ARRAY user manual Page 27 Some typical examples are shown here Theatre style venue Ground stacked system with bass enclosures ...

Page 28: ...user manual FLEX ARRAY FLEX ARRAY user manual Page 28 Flown system with bass enclosures Festival system ...

Page 29: ...t the rear flygear must be removed in order to access the conector panel 1 Remove the four M6 button head screws securing the rear panel 2 The default jumper position as shipped from the factory is TRI AMP as shown above right 3 For TFA 600HW wide dispersion products relocate the jumper from the TRI AMP PCB header to the centre position BI AMP HW HORN as shown below left 4 For TFA 600H narrow disp...

Page 30: ... transport case is wide enough to allow the ball lock pins to be inserted in the flygear whilst in the case and therefore makes it possible to lift the block of three cabinets together while still being dimensioned to fit three across in a standard truck Cabinets must be set with 0 inter cabinet angle while in the case for transportation although the desired cluster angles may be easily set once t...

Page 31: ...constructed to a high standard of safety and tested to the most demanding of specifications In order to ensure the highest safety standards the information following on the assembly and safe use of rigging accessories must be carefully understood and followed Only use Turbosound recommended rigging accessories which are specifically designed for their intended purpose Do not use Turbosound rigging...

Page 32: ...sed in accordance with the maker s instructions Use only the rigging accessory fixing holes indicated in this manual and the specific mounting instructions to fix Turbosound rigging accessories to walls floors or ceilings Where specified the recommended maximum torque settings for screw fasteners must be strictly complied with Secondary Safeties Best practice dictates that all loudspeakers flown i...

Page 33: ...system especially in a touring capacity should take note of the following advice The rigging of a flown sound system may be dangerous unless undertaken by qualified personnel with the required experience and certification to perform the necessary tasks Fixing of hanging points in a roof should always be carried out by a professional rigger and in accordance with the local rules of the venue The ho...

Page 34: ...user manual FLEX ARRAY FLEX ARRAY user manual Page 34 Rigging Hardware Horizontal A mode Rigging System ...

Page 35: ... cabinet s rear drop link pivots down to engage in the clevis connection plate of the cabinet below in several positions which permits a range of inter cabinet angle adjustment in 2 increments from 0 to 16 FB 600 Adjustable Lift Point Flybar The FB 600 is a T shaped flybar that enables the suspension of TFA 600H mid high and TFA 600L low frequency loudspeakers up to an SWL of 700kg and is used for...

Page 36: ...mm 5 8 ball lock pins Two cabinet connection drop link positions are provided at the rear of the flybar at the correct spacing for attachment to either TFA 600L low frequency cabinets or TFA 600H mid highs The net weight of the FB 600 flybar is 25 kgs Important Safety Notes To ensure continued safe operation of the FB 600 flybar the following points should be noted The BLP 10 100 100mm 4 locking p...

Page 37: ...ction plate The BLP 10 100 locks the position of the lift point on the FB 600 flybar Ball lock pins are held captive by a lanyard either on the flybar or cabinet and are normally parked in a recess in the cabinet side or on the flybar when not in use to avoid the possibility of losing them They can only be used to engage with the box above or with an inter cabinet coupler Rear Drop Link These are ...

Page 38: ...user manual FLEX ARRAY FLEX ARRAY user manual Page 38 link is stowed conveniently within the rear cabinet recess ...

Page 39: ...y loudspeakers The conversion frame has a SWL of 520kg which enables a column of up to a maximum of 12 TFA 600H cabinets to be suspended below it The CF 600 conversion frame also functions as a ground stacking frame interfacing between ground stacked TFA 600L bass cabinets and the mid high cabinets positioned on top The net weight of the conversion frame is 11kg 24 2lbs ...

Page 40: ...00 Conversion Frame in a Flown Column The conversion frame is fitted underneath the lowest TFA 600L low frequency cabinet in a flown column as shown in the diagram below TFA 600H cabinets are suspended from the conversion frame using the captive ball lock pins ...

Page 41: ...ed on the loudspeaker and one pin is located on the conversion frame The drop link from the TFA 600L low frequency cabinet is released by removing one of the pins and pivoting the link into the conversion frame The drop link from the conversion frame locates into the clevis connection plate of the top mid high cabinet in one of several predetermined locations which allows for a range of inter cabi...

Page 42: ...ith the CF 600 Conversion Frame In this application the conversion frame locates on the top of a ground stacked bass cabinet s and engages into the flygear of the first mid high cabinet The system allows for the lowest mid high cabinet to be tilted down by approximately 8 ...

Page 43: ...de of the first loudspeaker cabinet 3 Lift the flybar together with the first three cabinets sufficiently to allow a further FT 600 3 transport case with three mid high cabinets to be positioned underneath 4 Locate the third cabinet s drop links into the flygear of the fourth cabinet and secure with two BLP 8 15 ball lock pins Secure the rear drop link with a BLP 10 35 ball lock pin 5 Lift the fly...

Page 44: ...ace or electric drill applied to the 22mm 7 8 drive nut at the rear of the flybar An inclinometer may be used on the flybar or the top cabinet to obtain a consistent angle between the left and right PA clusters 10 Lock the lift point with BLP 10 100 100mm 4 locking pin before lifting the flybar into its final position ...

Page 45: ...laim for damages can be initiated You the consignee must instigate any claim Please retain all packaging in case of future re shipment There will be a small packet of spare fuses with the unit Please keep them in a safe place Mechanical Installation A vertical rack space of 1U 44mm 1 75 is required for each unit If used in a mobile or transportable system the unit must be supported at the rear by ...

Page 46: ...inimal filtering Audio grade capacitors are used in the analogue signal path Sonically superb ADC DAC combination a carefully matched pairing of the best devices from Burr Brown and Wolfson Newly released family of Analogue Devices SHARC DSP Extended bandwidth 96kHz sampling frequency provides for a nominally flat response to 40kHz Front panel parameter rotary encoder provides a familiar and easy ...

Page 47: ...tes the process The Recall function operates in a similar way pressing the recall button allows the user to select which preset they require pressing the button for a second time then confirming recalls the new DSP settings The unit allows the user to set up user programs with full access to all parameters Note that presets cannot be stored or recalled when secure mode is activated Channel Selecti...

Page 48: ...knob adjusts the rightmost parameter and so on Output signal and limiter indication two LED s are provided for each output channel These show the signal level relative to the limiter threshold The yellow LED will light when the signal is 6dB below the threshold and the red warning LED will light when the limiter threshold is reached Mute buttons and status LED s each output has a mute button and a...

Page 49: ...he pin 3 cold signal and the ground connection of the unbalanced source Audio Output connectors the processed outputs are impedance balanced and are wired pin 1 ground pin 2 hot and pin 3 cold An unbalanced input may be driven by connecting pin 3 cold signal to the ground connection of the unbalanced destination input Note that output pin 1s are ground lifted at audio frequencies but connected to ...

Page 50: ...ose settings that are a function of the loudspeaker cabinet design and should not require adjustment for different applications To recall a Factory Preset for a particular cabinet or system press Recall and use the left hand parameter knob A to scroll through the available factory preset locations as indicated by a box symbol after the preset number Once the appropriate preset has been selected pr...

Page 51: ...ld We call these adjustable features parameters A parameter may be adjusted when it is displayed by turning one of the three parameter knobs Each of the three parameter knobs is associated with a zone on the display Adjusting the leftmost parameter knob will change the value of the parameter showing in the leftmost zone of the display and so on Turn a knob clockwise to increase the value of a para...

Page 52: ...e various pages of parameters available for each channel The currently selected page is shown in the bottom left hand corner of the display this is omitted on some pages where the function is obvious The screen shows up to three normally related parameters for a given part of the processing functions on a given channel The edit buttons allow you to scroll in either direction through the different ...

Page 53: ...ated by a box symbol appearing after the preset number Press the Recall Button again to activate the Preset Pressing any other button will cancel the operation Users can develop their own Preset based on one of the basic or Factory Presets stored within the device Once a basic or user Preset has been recalled a user has complete freedom to adjust any or all of the parameters Factory Presets can be...

Page 54: ...mber is show on the display A Preset name of up to 12 characters in length can be entered using parameter knobs B and C Pressing the Store Button again completes the process and stores the Preset As with Preset Recall pressing any other button cancels the operation The user can overwrite non protected Presets only if an attempt is made to save a Preset in a location already occupied by a basic or ...

Page 55: ...iety of applications There are two Formats Mono or Stereo With the Mono format all outputs have unique parameter settings and all outputs are identical in terms of processing functions and routing capability This is the most flexible Format Stereo format pairs the inputs and outputs for stereo operation the parameters of each member of the pair being identical The routing of inputs to outputs is f...

Page 56: ...ob A Delay adjustable in variable steps from 0 to 400ms The delay parameter is adjustable in fine steps at low values the adjustment becomes progressively coarser as the value increases The velocity sensitive Parameter Knobs therefore provide accurate setting of driver offset delays typically below 10ms and rapid setting of longer system alignment delays ...

Page 57: ...l outputs and can therefore improve inter band phase relationships Filter type is selectable from Butterworth Bessel Linkwitz Riley and Hardman Filter slopes of up to 4th order or 24dB octave are provided Not all filter types are available in all slopes For example 18dB octave Linkwitz Riley filters do not exist The Hardman type filter is always described by its order as the filter becomes progres...

Page 58: ...kHz in variable steps Knob B Slope 6 to 12dB octave in 1dB steps Knob C Gain 15dB in 0 2dB steps The frequency is specified as point where the filter deviates by 3dB from the gain value Parametric filters Knob A Centre Frequency 10 0Hz to 25 6kHz in variable steps Knob B Width display selectable Q or BW Bandwidth BW adjustable from 0 05 to 5 octaves in variable steps Q adjustable from 14 2 to 0 2 ...

Page 59: ...stable in 0 2dB steps from 80 dB to 20dB Knob B Polarity selectable normal or reversed with reference to other outputs Delay Knob A Adjustable in variable steps from 0 to 80ms As for input delay velocity sensitive Parameter Knobs provide finer adjustment at low levels and rapid selection of higher values ...

Page 60: ...worth Bessel Linkwitz Riley and Hardman Filter slopes of up to 8th order or 48dB octave are provided Not all filter types are available in all slopes For example 18dB octave Linkwitz Riley filters do not exist The Hardman type filter is always described by its order as the filter becomes progressively steeper rather than following a linear slope so a dB octave description is not accurate ...

Page 61: ...z to 25 6kHz in variable steps Knob B Slope 6 to 12dB octave in 1dB steps Knob C Gain 15dB in 0 2dB steps The frequency is specified as point where the filter deviates by 3dB from the gain value Knob A Centre Frequency 10 0Hz to 25 6kHz in variable steps Knob B Width display selectable Q or BW Bandwidth BW adjustable from 0 05 to 5 octaves in variable steps Q adjustable from 14 2 to 0 2 in variabl...

Page 62: ... is provided on each output Threshold is user adjustable all other parameters are carefully calculated dependant on configuration to provide clean and effective control of signal dynamics Routing Knob A Output source selectable Input A Input B or Sum A B Configures the routing from input to output This function is only available in mono format Presets ...

Page 63: ...parametric equalisation bandwidth The device automatically adjusts for the variations in display contrast as the temperature of the LCD changes The screen contrast utility control sets the base contrast of the screen and also allows optimization for a given viewing angle Parametric equalisation width parameters can be displayed in either Q or bandwidth expressed in octaves ...

Page 64: ...perature limits Signal limiters are included to protect speakers from clipped signals The amplifiers include full DC and short circuit protection to ensure trouble free service even in harsh environments Two or four independently controlled and powered channels High continuous power in excess of 1250 watts per channel into 4 ohms T 25 and 2250 watts per channel into 4 ohms T 45 3dB indicators to e...

Page 65: ...ch allows the gain of the channel to be adjusted Signal blue LED indicates signal presence active from a minimum output level of 10 watts 3dB yellow LED is active when the signal is 3dB below the limiting level Limit amber LED indicates operation of the limiters PRC green LED indicates when the PRC for that channel has been selected Bridge BRG green LED illuminates when bridge mode is selected Fau...

Page 66: ...ch allows the gain of the channel to be adjusted Signal blue LED indicates signal presence active from a minimum output level of 10 watts 3dB yellow LED is active when the signal is 3dB below the limiting level Limit amber LED indicates operation of the limiters PRC green LED indicates when the PRC for that channel has been selected Bridge BRG green LED illuminates when bridge mode is selected Fau...

Page 67: ...ch allows the gain of the channel to be adjusted Signal blue LED indicates signal presence active from a minimum output level of 10 watts 3dB yellow LED is active when the signal is 3dB below the limiting level Limit amber LED indicates operation of the limiters PRC green LED indicates when the PRC for that channel has been selected Bridge BRG green LED illuminates when bridge mode is selected Fau...

Page 68: ...or fire please ensure that people and combustible or flammable materials e g plastic waterproofing newspaper clothing costumes solvents are kept at least 2 0 6m from the amplifier s exhaust outlets If venting is inadequate the hot air can adversely affect other equipment and may soften some thermoplastic enclosures If using plastic coated cables take care to dress the leads away from the airflow P...

Page 69: ... mains voltage will reach these limits only in exceptional circumstances and the A P Audio Protect LED will then flash Audio Connections Controls The amplifiers actively balanced fully floating input connections are fuss free regardless of the installation s complexity The incoming 3 pin XLR plug should be connected with a high grade twin core screened cable as follows Pin 1 Screen connect to shie...

Page 70: ... number of T 25 or T 45 amplifier inputs are driven in parallel Gain and Sensitivity Settings Gain settings are changed internally by simple jumper links Two rows of pins marked GAIN A and GAIN B are situated on the input PCB PCB701 A jumper link sets the gain and the settings are as follows Link 1 2 Gives 32dB gain Link 3 4 Gives 26dB gain Link 2 3 Gives approx 37 5dB gain NOTE Factory setting is...

Page 71: ...gh damping factor typically 400 times at low audio frequencies This damping helps the amplifier to control the loudspeaker drive units provided that the resistance of the intervening cables and connectors is very low The sonic benefits of high damping factor are most pronounced at bass and low midrange frequencies i e 10 to 600Hz providing a subjectively tighter sound as a result of the improved r...

Page 72: ... 1 Do not run output cables next to input signal lines Keep them apart and preferably cross them at right angles If cables have to follow a similar route or path keep them separated by at least 2 feet 0 6m The Cooling System The cooling fans respond to temperature sensors within the unit to maintain a safe operating temperature In the event of excessive temperature the protection circuit will oper...

Page 73: ...user manual FLEX ARRAY FLEX ARRAY user manual Page 73 Servicing Information TFA 600H Mid High Enclosure Driver Replacement 2 4 5 3 1 ...

Page 74: ... its back and remove the six retaining screws three at either side of the cabinet holding the grille 1 in place and set the grille aside 2 Disconnect the wires from the HF driver and from the high mid driver making note of the polarity for later re connection The horn assembly 2 can now be lifted out 3 Place the horn assembly face down on a work bench and remove the four fixing screws holding the ...

Page 75: ... tighten Use of thread locking compounds The flygear on the rear of the cabinet should be inspected regularly and all bolts should be tightened where necessary It is advisable to use thread locking compounds on these fixings in order to avoid any long term possibility of loosening The recommended thread locking compound is Loctite 222 The corresponding activator Loctite 7471 should be used to achi...

Page 76: ...user manual FLEX ARRAY FLEX ARRAY user manual Page 76 Product Dimensions TFA 600H 600HDP and TFA 600HW TFA 600HWDP ...

Page 77: ...user manual FLEX ARRAY FLEX ARRAY user manual Page 77 TFA 600L and TFA 600LDP ...

Page 78: ...z 10dB 40Hz 100Hz 3dB 35Hz 100Hz 10dB 35Hz 150Hz 4dB Dispersion 75 H x 16 V N A N A Power handling continuous LF 600 watts MF 120 watts HF 60 watts 800 watts 1600 watts Sensitivity 1w 1m LMF 96dB HMF 108dB HF 104dB 104dB 104dB Max SPL max cont 130dB 136dB 133dB 139dB 136dB 142dB Crossover points Bi amp 90Hz 600Hz Tri amp 90Hz 600Hz 6kHz 90Hz 150Hz Nominal impedance LF 8 ohms MF 8 ohms HF 8 ohms 8 ...

Page 79: ...ch ply 18mm birch ply AMPLIFIER Type Class D inc SMPA and networked DSP Class D inc SMPA and networked DSP Class D inc SMPA and networked DSP Power Output 2500 watts 8 ohms 1kHz 0 01 THD 2500 watts 8 ohms 1kHz 0 01 THD 2500 watts 8 ohms 1kHz 0 01 THD Dynamic Range 110dB 110dB 110dB Input Clip 10dBu 10dBu 10dBu Bandwidth 20Hz 20kHz 0 5dB 20Hz 20kHz 0 5dB 20Hz 20kHz 0 5dB Power Requirements 100V to ...

Page 80: ... Stock code Part No Description 07B1070 FB 600 Screw thread adjustable A mode flybar 07B1060 CF 600 Conversion frame 07S0040 RCL 600H Rear cabinet link 07S0055 RCL 600L Rear cabinet link 07B1075 FK 600i Install flying kit 07S0045 BLP 8 15 Ball lock pin 8mm 07S0045 BLP 10 35 Ball lock pin 10mm ...

Page 81: ... Low mid frequency driver LS6507 LS 6507 6 High mid frequency driver 04A9306 CD 117 Compression driver 05B5160 RC 1815 Recone kit 05B1075 RC 1025 Recone kit 05B9315 RD 117 Replacement diaphragm 07G0320 MG 600H Metal grille with foam and badge 07A0325 MG 600L Metal grille 16F950 TFA 600HDP AMP Amplifier module TFA 600HDP 16F913 TFA 600LDP AMP Amplifier module TFA 600LDP 16G570 Powercon mains cable ...

Page 82: ...warranty does not affect any statutory rights of the purchaser Should any fault develop with a component of your Turbosound system the faulty unit should be sent in its original packaging to the supplier or your local authorised Turbosound dealer with the shipping prepaid You should include a written statement listing the faults found and the product serial number must be quoted ion all correspond...

Page 83: ...user manual FLEX ARRAY FLEX ARRAY user manual Page 83 Turbosound Limited Star Road Partridge Green West Sussex RH13 8RY United Kingdom ...

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