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Processor Settings for Versarray 112Neo & Subs wit h VSX 26/48 (also Digitool/Prolinx) Single VR112 Neo Cabinet w/118 Sub Front End EQ (before the cr ossover section) = PEQ –2.0 dB @ 2k, bw= 0.6 (or use 1/3 octave band at 2 kHz set to –2.0 dB); Infrasonic filtering: 24 dB/oct. LR @ 34 Hz) Crossover settings : Woofer= 24 dB/oct. LR @ 2.0 kHz[...]
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Chart for Changes with Number of Cabinets No. of Cabs: 1 2 3 4 6 8 218 Sub Level † : -6.0 dB -2.5 dB -0.5 dB +1.5 dB +4 dB +5.5 dB 12” Wfr 0.0 dB 0.0 dB 0.0 dB 0.0 dB 0.0 dB 0.0 dB Level: Twtr 0.0 dB +2.0 dB +4.0 dB +5.5dB +6.5 dB +7.0 dB Level: (Drive levels are for fa ctory 16 ohm wiring, for 4 ohm wiring, subtract 6 dB) Front Block EQ ‡ at[...]
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Line curvature, or splay between cabinets Splaying the line will tend to require more level increase from t he tweeters, and some more cut EQ at 1.8 kHz. A uniform splay of 2.5 degrees between cabinets for an 8 cabinet array would need approximately 2 dB of tweeter boost, and 0.5 dB of 12” woofer level increase, relative to a subwoofer level. A u[...]
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A word about sy stem low end The above settings will produce a nominally “fla t” system. It is currently fashionable for modern systems to have 6 dB to 15 dB boost in output compared to midband. If this is desired then simply do not cut the dr ive to the subs and if necessary turn the attenuator clockwise to wide open. If such drastic res ponse[...]
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Amplifier Level Settings: Sensitivity set at –10 dB is recommended w hen using Peavey CS series amps. All channels set to the same voltage gain , referenced to the 12” woofer) Crest power amps should be used with the sensitivity setting in the x20 position and the attenuators fully clockwise (wide open) Please review our white paper on minimizi[...]
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VSX 48 presets: Input A Out 1: mids ... top pair Out 2: highs Out 3:mids ... middle pair Out 4:highs Out 5:mids ... bottom pair Out 6:highs Out 7: subs Input B Out 8: subs ... for aux fed subs[...]