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PERFORMANCE MONITORING

Place the M12 on a flat surface.

amplifier (600W-900W per channel @ 8 ohms), using an appropriate cable wired with a Neutrik NL4

connector. Ensure that the switch on the underside of the M12 labeled "Bi-amp/Passive" is placed in the

"Passive" position.

For bi-amp operation, one Neutrik Speakon input receives the HF output from an

appropriate power amplifier (130W/160W @ 8 ohms) and one Neutrik Speakon input receives the LF input

from an appropriate power amplifier (600W/900W per channel @ 8 ohms). In bi-amp mode, in order to

prevent possible damage to the HF element, an electronic crossover, analog or digital, must be used ahead

of the power amplifier channels. Set the electronic crossover frequency to 1.5 kHz to match the built-in

crossover provided for passive operation. Ensure that the switch on the underside of the M12 labeled "Bi-

amp/Passive" is placed in the "Bi-amp" position.

amplifier channel up to a comfortable listening level.

CAUTION: Operating the M12 at an excessive volume level can cause hearing damage

and/or permanent hearing loss.

Figures 6 and 7 depict the optional left and right HF configurations of the M12. This configuration choice

allows the M12 to be placed virtually anywhere around the performer.

Figure 6: M12R with the HF horn molded to the right of the LF driver

Figure 7: M12L with the HF horn molded to the left of the LF driver

The M12 is provided with cable channels on the back and side of the loudspeaker, along with clips located

on the bottom of the loudspeaker to neatly hold speaker cables, providing a safe and secure cable route to

the locking Neutrik NL4 connectors. This combination of routing and clips allows the loudspeaker to rest

flat on the floor for a lower profile on stage.

For full-range operation, connect the M12 to one channel of a power

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For both passive and bi-amp operation, turn each