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DANLEY OWNER’S MANUAL
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Section 1
Your New Loudspeaker
1.1
Unpacking
For most of the Danley Sound Labs products we recommend that it be unpacked by two or more people. Refer to the spec sheet
for product weight. Remove tape and open top flaps. Lay the box on its side and slide the loudspeaker out. Remove the packaging
wrap.
1.2
Inspection
Check to make sure the product is not missing hardware of any kind. If any brackets or additional accessory hardware is missing,
please don’t hesitate to contact Danley Sound Labs.
1.3
Shipping Damage
If your Loudspeaker appears to have been damaged in shipping, please take clear photographs and contact the carrier immediately.
Section 2
Understanding the Difference
2.1
THE SYNERGY HORN
The Synergy Horn successfully couples the radiation from multiple drivers into a single horn to yield the effective performance
of a single horn/driver system with high sensitivity excellent directivity control and a wide frequency response.
Section 3
Initial Set Up
3.1
What Size Amplifier to Use
Selecting the right amplifier for your loudspeaker depends on a variety of factors and uses. The owner is ultimately responsible
for choosing the best amplifier or amplifiers for the application. We recommend choosing an amp that is rated between the
continuous and program ratings. Please note “Continuous” does not mean “forever”! Most loudspeaker manufactures, including
Danley Sound Labs, subscribe to the AES standards for loudspeaker power ratings.
3.2
Connecting to the Synergy Horn
Your Danley loudspeaker has two NL4 (“speak-on”) connectors located on a panel on the rear of the box. With the exception of
the
SH96HO, SH46 and SM80M,
all SM and SH series loudspeakers are wired as passive. The NL4 connectors are wired
parallel.
Pinout: Passive
Wiring View of an NL4 Connector
1+
Positive Full Range
1 -
Negative Full Range
2+
Pass Through
2 -
Pass Through
Pinout: Bi-amp
1+
Positive LF
1 -
Negative LF
2+
Positive Mid/High
2 -
Negative Mid/High