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| Some situations call for a little extra umph from the lower side of the scale. That's when a PXW 15P subwoofer is a perfect call. This 15" powered subwoofer by American Audio gives you a solid lift in the bass area with balanced XLR I/O jacks as well as a high pass XLR ouput. The back panel features LED indicators for limit, signal, protect, and power. The protect indicator will glow when the subwoofer is getting too hot. |
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Features
- 15" Powered subwoofer
- Attached wheels on the subwoofer
- Limit Indicator lets you know when built-in limiter is active
- Signal Indicator glows when when there a signal is received to the Full Range input
- Subwoofer gain control knob regulates the output level of the sub-
- woofer, and set balance between the speakers and subwoofers.
- Protect Indicator glows when the subwoofer goes into protect mode which prevents the subwoofer amplifiers from getting too hot and stops all output
- Power LED indicates power is on
- Phase switch for reversing polarity of subwoofer
- Full range XLR input
- High Pass XLR output
- Thru full range output
- Built-in pole mount socket
- Built-in carrying handles
- Component: 15" Woofer (4 Ohm)
- Dimensions: 23.7"L x 17.2"W x 23.5"H
- Weight: 88 Lbs.
- Environmental conditions: Operational temperature: 5° to 35°C (41° to 95°F)
- Operational humidity: 25 to 85% RH (non-condensation)
- Storage temperature: -20° to 60°C (4° to 140°F)
- Frequency response: (-3db): 45Hz ~ 120Hz
- Frequency range: (-10db): 35Hz ~ 120Hz
- Maximum SPL at 1m: 126db
- Peak output at 1m: 129db
- Crossover frequency: 120Hz (12db/octave)
- Input type: balanced differential
- Input impedence: 50k
- Input protection: Level protected
- Thermal protection: Input stage muting, auto-reset
- Low-Frequency transducer diameter: 15"
- Voice coil diameter: 4"
- Low-Frequency Power Amplifier: Rated Power 500W continuous, 700W peak
- Rated THD: < 0.03%
- Cooling: Passive-Heatsink with speed sensitive electric fan
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