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WHAT DOES LD SYSTEMS DynX® DSP MEAN?
DSP is an acronym that stands for digital signal processing. DynX® includes the Limiter, EQ, Compressor, and Crossover functions. Digital signal
processing ensures optimal audio playback with maximum clarity while protecting the PA system from overloading.
WHAT EXACTLY DOES DynX® DSP DO?
The Limiter function protects the speaker and prevents overload-induced distortion. Separate limiters for the bass, mid, and treble regions limit the
signal if the level exceeds a value that could have negative effects. Each limiter is optimized for one of the three seamlessly connected frequency
ranges (multi-band limiter). This allows the system to be operated at an overall higher sound pressure since extreme signal peaks are automatically
limited so that the master volume does not have to be reduced.
The multi-band EQ handles the entire frequency range and optimizes the system’s overall sound.
Depending on the frequency range, the crossovers divide the audio signal into the respective speakers, i.e. the subwoofer, midrange tweeter, and
tweeter of the array column. The amplitude and run-time optimization of the crossovers also ensure that all frequencies are evenly emitted and reach
listeners at the same time.
STAND ADAPTER
The speakers are equipped with a stand adapter with a stand connection with an angle of 0° (rear position) and a stand connection with a tilt angle
of 5° (front position). Examples of use: Use the stand adapter with an angle of 0° for emitting sound to a public audience and the stand adapter
with a tilt angle of 5° for emitting sound to a seated audience.
