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Set Up and Operation

The DAP SoundMate Active MKII systems are expanding in a unstoppable manner. In addition to the

already existing SoundMate Active 1 & 2 MKII, we present to you the SoundMate Active 3 MKII! Every day

more users find their way to these amazing active soundsystems, which are powerful, versatile and last

but not least affordable! This system is the biggest active set so far and is designed for live acts and

bigger playback situations. One system holds 2 fullrange active "towers" each containing 3 speaker

enclosures: 1 Satellite and 2 basscabinets. Both subwoofers and tops are equipped with mounting collars,

making it easy, if desired, to operate the top as a stand-alone system when mounted on a speaker

stand. The amplifier-section is built-in. Each subwoofer consists of 2 separate power-amplifiers, bridged

together. Each top unit consists of 2 separate power-amplifiers, 1 for the midrange speaker and 1 for the

HF driver. Further built-in are the electronic 24dB/oct Linkwitz Riley crossovers, frequency response

correction circuits, breaker circuitry.

The satellite

The SoundMate Active 3MKII satellite is designed to produce a mid/high spectrum of sound. The satellite

is equipped with a 12" LF loudspeaker and 2" HF driver with a horn with a dispersion of 60˚x40˚. The built-in

amplifiers deliver 600W pure sound.

Feel the bass with this 15" basscabinet. The cabinet is powered through a powerful 600W amplifier.

The castors makes the unit easy to move and thanks to this feature it is a real road proof system and is it

even suitable to carry a satellite cabinet.

It's easy to set up; All you have to do is set up the system components, connect the signal-carrying

cables and power cords and you're ready to roll. The set comes with ALL necessary accessories: cables

and even dust-/raincovers!!!

Linking Satellites / Subwoofers

Connect the cables coming from the mixer to the balanced INPUT socket of any component.

Depending on the mixer's output sockets use either a jack or XLR cable. Link the units as shown in figure 3

on page 7. Connect a standard XLR microphone cable from the first unit's THROUGH output socket to the

second unit's INPUT socket. Repeat this process to link subsequent units. Repeat this for each stack. Make

sure that when using multiple tops, they are placed with a proper projection angle.

Do not supply power before

all components of the system are

set up and connected properly.

Make sure

that the SoundMate system is always the last component, which is switched on! When shutting down, the

SoundMate should be the first system, which is switched off.

Below you will find a short description of the features from the SoundMate Active 3 MKII :

Ground Lift (1+9)

When this button is pressed, it separates the signal ground from the chassis ground, enabling you to

eliminate potential ground loops or low-frequency hum.

Through (2+10)

This parallel output allows you to connect more satellites or bass-cabinets together.

Input (3+11)

The input equipped with 3 pole XLR/ jack combo socket is electronically balanced to accept the (line)

signal from any mixing console.

Volume / Gain (4+12)

This allows you to adjust the audio level.