2.2. Configurations
2.2.1. Daisy chaining connection
You may daisy chain as many units as required.
Plug into the INPUT of the first unit (from a
Mixer's output). Then connect the LINK output
(first unit) to the INPUT of the second unit, and
so on. All of the units in the chain should be
switched on.
Place the
MODE
switch to the
FULL RANGE
position if no subwoofer reinforcement is
present.
2.2.2. Connection with a passive
subwoofer
Plug into the INPUT of the cabinet (from a
Mixer's output) and then use the LINK output to
carry the signal to the input of an amplifier,
which will drive the passive subwoofer.
Place the
MODE
switch to the
90Hz FILTER
position.
2.2.3. Connection with an active
subwoofer
Plug into the INPUT of the cabinet (from a
Mixer's output) and then use the LINK output to
carry the signal to the input of the active
subwoofer.
Place the
MODE
switch to the
90Hz FILTER
position. The low frequency energy from the Full
Range cabinet will be cut and the overlap
between both cabinets will be done in a perfect
way.
The levels of the subwoofer and the Full Range
cabinet can be adjusted through the Gain
potentiometer as you like.
TOP.S 26A
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