Nx750p-2 (en), Nx750p series 2 active full range loudspeaker – Yorkville NX750P-2 Manuel d'utilisation

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This combination of

Class D and Class H

amplifier technologies

helps keep distortion to a

minimum while reducing

the need for massive

heat dissipation. In fact,

to a level low enough

to eliminate the need

for heavy heatsinks.

The advantage of this

unique combination

of two-tier and Class D

amplification has reduced

extraneous heat to the

point that NX750P-2’s

can easily be used in

any orientation (close

to walls, floors and in

close arrays with multiple

cabinets). Competitive

active loudspeakers, with

large finned heatsinks,

need to be operated

vertically and with plenty

of clearance (to ensure

proper heat dissipation

and ventilation). Since you have more

versatility in regards to the orientation of the

enclosure, the NX750P-2 becomes ideal for

flying in large clusters and in point-source

concert sound systems. Yorkville’s designers

took extra care making sure that in tight

clusters overheating would not be an issue.

Taking advantage of the design process,

an opportunity was taken to tweak the

electronics for maximum overall speaker

performance and protection. Solutions were

borrowed from our high-end TX-Series PA

systems. The limiters used, at the input and

crossover stages, are a complex combination

of gain reduction and sweeping filters. If the

NX750P-2 is pushed to its maximum input/

output levels, advanced filtering begins

rolling off unnecessary subsonic frequencies.

The processing also protects individual

components ensuring failure free operation

(even after long term operation at close

to maximum output levels). The filter has a

remarkable response time, less then 70ms,

allowing the system to constantly be re-tuning

itself. This makes sure the output is as clean,

as loud and as clear as

possible at any given

moment. This is achieved

without negatively

affecting the overall sonic

quality of the cabinet. This

ensures that the essential

part of the mix, like the

vocals or solo instruments,

come out clean and clear

when the cabinet is being

operated at the extremes

of power and woofer

excursion. Extremely fast

and accurate limiting is

in place to protect the

speaker components.

As a bonus, the

NX750P-2 has a built in

mixer! This allows the

loudspeaker to be used

directly with a microphone

and/or line source.

The loop output allows

additional active cabinets

to be driven from one

source (up to a maximum of 50 NX750P-2s).

If desired, you can combine a pair of the

NX750P-2’s using the mixer inputs on each

cabinet and coupling the loop outputs.

In this example you would have an ideal

presentation system. Two microphone inputs,

two line inputs (optimized for CD, Cassette or

laptop computer audio source), complete

within two speaker cabinets. As mentioned,

our active cabinets can be linked together,

the limitation is that only three ‘mixers’ can

be active at any one time. This allows three

Mic sources and six line sources available

in an array of three or more cabinets). The

microphone inputs have equalization and

high pass filtering designed appropriately for

vocal applications. The trim control allows

looped cabinets to be individually adjusted in

level. This is invaluable in applications where

large numbers of cabinets are used such

as in clusters or in trade show applications

(or when NX750P-2’s are used as repeater

cabinets or for side fill). The 100 Hz high pass

filters allow the NX750P-2 to be used more

efficiently with any active subwoofer.

NX750P Series 2 Active Full Range Loudspeaker

Using the popular nx20 as a base, adding 750 Watts of bi-amped power and topping-it-off

with advanced signal processing, the NX750P-2 is destined to set the new standard for active

loudspeakers. The woofer amplifier, or low frequency amplifier, amp delivers over 650 Watts to the 15

inch neodymium woofer. To reduce the overall weight of the amplifier section, the woofer amplifier

uses Class D switching technology. A 100 Watt, two-tier linear technology, Class H amplifier drives

the 1 inch diaphragm horn driver. This allows the horn to produce clean transients while keeping up

with the high output of the woofer. Two-tier amplifier technology isn’t typically seen in a product

like this, however we found the advantages (lower weight, more efficiency, higher headroom and

lower operating temperature) made it a perfect choice for powering the top end.

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