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GENERAL INFORMATION

Thank you for having chosen a CELECTRON product.

The SW Series is a range of sub-woofers designed to complement CELECTRON full-range passive or ac ve speakers. The

variety of size, power and SPL oﬀered by the ﬁve SW models provides the perfect low extension solu on for any

speaker model available in the CELECTRON range.

All the SW models feature large VC woofers and band-pass or vented design, which provide very 'punchy', dynamic lows

together with an extended low frequency response.

The CLASS D ampliﬁ er modules can generate a massive amount of con nuous power in a compact and reliable package.

All the modules include a STEREO pre-amp sec on, 24dB/oct. crossover ﬁ lters with selectable frequency and PHASE

reverse switch. The cabinets are built with 15/18mm plywood and feature 2 or 3 metal handles and sturdy 75mm wheels

for an easy transport.

INSTRUCTIONS

1. INPUT (SPEAKON)

External ampliﬁ er power input: this is the connector where you plug in the power cable coming from your power

ampliﬁ er or powered mixer. The powered signal is ﬁ ltered by an internal passive crossover with a low-pass ﬁ lter for the

internal subwoofer speaker, and with a high-pass ﬁ lter for an external satellite speaker. The frequency transi on is about

at 160 Hz connec ng an 8 ohm satellite speaker. The INPUT speakon has this pin connec on:

PIN1+: posi ve power signal (usually red wire)

PIN1-: nega ve power signal (usually black wire)

2. HI-PASS OUTPUT (SPEAKON)

Output of the power signal to be sent to a satellite loudspeaker. This output is ﬁ ltered by a so -slope high-pass, to

obtain an op mal coupling with any kind of satellite. The connector has the same pin out as above.

3. LINK (SPEAKON)

Output of the power signal to be sent to another loudspeaker. The connector has the same pin out as specified

above.

CHOOSE THE AMPLIFIER POWER

We give you two power-handling numbers: AES or CONTINUOUS, and PEAK. These data suggest you can use any ampliﬁ

er with a power capability equal or less the power-handling, but this rule is valid only if the ampliﬁ er never clips.

Preven ng loudspeaker damage caused by clipping, that is likely the number one cause of damage, and assuming you

want to use the full capability of the loudspeaker, we recommend the use of an ampliﬁ er with a built-in limiter to

prevent clipping: in this case the rated power capability must be the same as the con nuous power ra ng of the

loudspeaker into the same speciﬁ ed impedance ( pically 4 or 8 ohms):

IMPORTANT: Clipping occurs when the signal at the output of any device in the system (not just the amplif er) reaches

its maximum level. Proper opera. on of a sound system includes being aware of the types of audio signals being

reproduced, controlling the output levels accordingly, and opera ng all the devices in the system so that no clipping

occurs within the signal chain.