Crossover Mode
When using the “Crossover Mode”, the amplifi er is confi gured to use a LowPass
Filter on Channel 1 and a HighPass Filter on Channel 2.
Before you get started ensure that you:
1. Connect signal source to Channel 1 only using either the XLR, ¼ Inch, or
RCA connectors.
2. Connect a speaker to each channel output using Speakon®
, Banana Plugs,
or bare wire.
Follow these quick steps to confi gure the amplifi er for “Crossover Mode”:
1. Hold the “Mode/Menu” button down for 3 sec until the LCD screen displays
“Amp Mode <More>”.
2. Press the “Mode/Menu” button to begin confi guring the Amp Mode.
3. Press the “Next” button until the LCD screen displays “Input Y”. Now press the “Mode/Menu” button to confi rm.
4. Now press the “Next” button until the LCD screen displays “XOVER” and press the “Mode/Menu” button to confi rm.
5. Now use the “Previous” or “Next” button to select your desired crossover point.
6. Once you have selected your crossover point, press the “Mode/Menu” button to confi rm your selection. The LCD screen should now read “Input Y XOVER”
HighPass Mode
When using the “HighPass Mode”, the amplifi er is confi gured to use a HighPass
Filter on Channel 1 and Channel 2 at the selected frequency.
Before you get started ensure that you:
1. Connect Left/Right signal source to Channel 1 and Channel 2 using either
the XLR, ¼ Inch, or RCA connectors.
2. Connect a speaker to each channel output using Speakon®
, Banana Plugs,
or bare wire.
Follow these quick steps to confi gure the amplifi er for “HighPass Mode”:
1. Hold the “Mode/Menu” button down for 3 sec until the LCD screen
displays “Amp Mode <More>”.
2. Press the “Mode/Menu” button to begin confi guring the Amp Mode.
3. Press the “Next” button until the LCD screen displays “Stereo”. Now press the “Mode/Menu” button to confi rm.
4. Now press the “Next” button until the LCD screen displays “HighPass” and press the “Mode/Menu” button to confi rm.
5. Now use the “Previous” or “Next” button to select your desired crossover point.
6. Once you have selected your crossover point, press the “Mode/Menu” button to confi rm your selection. The LCD screen should now read “Stereo HighPass”.
When using the “LowPass Mode”, the amplifi er is confi gured to use a LowPass
Filter on Channel 1 and Channel 2 at the selected frequency.
Before you get started ensure that you:
1. Connect Left/Right signal source to Channel 1 and Channel 2 using
either the XLR, ¼ Inch, or RCA connectors.
2. Connect a speaker to each channel output using Speakon®
, Banana
Plugs, or bare wire.
Follow these quick steps to confi gure the amplifi er for “HighPass Mode”:
1. Hold the “Mode/Menu” button down for 3 sec until the LCD screen
displays “Amp Mode <More>”.
2. Press the “Mode/Menu” button to begin confi guring the Amp Mode.
3. Press the “Next” button until the LCD screen displays “Stereo”. Now press the “Mode/Menu” button to confi rm.
4. Now press the “Next” button until the LCD screen displays “LowPass” and press the “Mode/Menu” button to confi rm.
5. Now use the “Previous” or “Next” button to select your desired crossover point.
6. Once you have selected your crossover point, press the “Mode/Menu” button to confi rm your selection. The LCD screen should now read “Stereo LowPass”.
PureBand™
Crossover System:
The PureBand™
Crossover System provides a variable state Linkwitz-Riley 24dB/octave fi lter allowing you to choose a point
between 50Hz and 3kHz on 1/12th octave centers. The following points are available for choice:
50Hz, 53Hz, 56Hz, 59Hz, 63Hz, 66Hz, 70Hz, 74Hz, 79Hz, 83Hz, 88Hz, 94Hz, 99Hz, 105Hz, 111Hz, 118Hz, 125Hz,
132Hz, 140Hz, 149Hz, 157Hz, 167Hz, 177Hz, 187Hz, 198Hz, 210Hz, 223Hz, 236Hz, 250Hz, 265Hz, 281Hz, 297Hz,
315Hz, 334Hz, 354Hz, 375Hz, 397Hz, 420Hz, 472Hz, 500Hz, 530Hz, 561Hz, 595Hz, 630Hz, 667Hz, 707Hz, 749Hz,
794Hz, 841Hz, 891Hz, 944Hz, 1.00kHz, 1.06kHz, 1.12kHz, 1.19kHz, 1.26kHz, 1.33kHz, 1.41kHz, 1.50kHz, 1.59kHz,
1.68kHz, 1.78kHz, 1.89kHz, 2.00kHz, 2.12kHz, 2.24kHz, 2.38kHz, 2.52kHz, 2.67kHz, 2.83kHz, 3.00kHz
Along with your choice in crossover frequency, the PureBand™ Crossover System also provides you with four modes to
choose from:
Crossover Mode (CH1=LPF, CH2=HPF): When selected, this mode enables a LowPass Filter on Channel 1 and a
HighPass Filter on Channel 2 at the frequency that you have chosen.
Note: This mode will automatically put the input mode into “Input Y”.
LowPass Mode (CH1=LPF, CH2 = LPF): When selected, this mode enables a LowPass Filter on both Channel 1
and Channel 2 at the frequency that you have chosen.
HighPass Mode (CH1 = HPF, CH2 = HPF): When selected, this mode enables a HighPass Filter on both Channel 1
and Channel 2 at the frequency that you have chosen.
Bridge Mode (either LPF or HPF): When bridge-mono mode is selected, the crossover system still allows you to
select a LowPass or HighPass fi lter at the frequency that you have chosen.
For instructions on setting up the different crossover system settings, please see the “Get Started” section at the beginning
Por lo que puede ver en este manual efectivamente puedes usar la etapa como un crosssover, en modo de 2 amplificadores monofonicos, canal 1 para graves y canal 2 para agudos, seleccionando el corte que va desde 50hz a 3khz desde el menú. una opción muy interesante sin duda.
Saludos.