Fender 110XP Manuel utilisateur

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Each XP Series Loudspeaker cabinet

is equipped with two 1/4" jacks.

These standard phone jacks are wired

in parallel, allowing either one to be

used as the input; the other jack can

then be used as output to an addition-

al speaker cabinet in a "daisy-chain"

connection scheme. Fig. A illustrates

the XP system “daisy-chained” with

Fender 115sA or 118sA Sub-woofers.

Avoid damage to your equipment by

ensuring that the total speaker

impedance load is within the limits set

by the amplifier’s manufacturer.

XP Series Speakers have an

impedance of 8Ω. Listed below are the combined

impedance loads of the XP Series loudspeaker

connected in parallel with speakers of 4Ω, 8Ωand

16Ωratings:

• XP Series 8Ω+ any 4Ωspeaker = 2.6Ωload total

•XP Series 8Ω+ any 8Ωspeaker = 4Ωload total

•XP Series 8Ω+ any 16Ωspeaker = 5.3Ωload total

Using the recommend-

ed speaker impedance

load ensures optimum

efficiency and signal

response. The total

impedance load of a

“daisy-chain”scheme

can be adjusted by

using speakers of differ-

ent impedances. One of

the results of mixing

speaker impedances

though, is that any

speakers with lower

impedance ratings will

have a higher power

consumption and output. For example, the power

use/output of a 2Ωspeaker will be twice that of a

4Ωspeaker and 4 times that of a 8Ωspeaker.

Consider this when positioning speakers linked in a

“daisy-chain.”

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The Fender®110XP, 112XP, and 115XP two-way,

professional quality loudspeaker systems are

designed to form the basis of everything from a

public address system permanently installed, to

the nightly rigors of a working band’s portable

sound system. Add ultra-deep bass to the your XP

Series Loudspeaker System with a Fender 115sA

or 118sA Subwoofer Loudspeaker System.

Features of XP Artist Series Loudspeakers:

•Great fidelity using a trapezoidal cabinet design

•Moisture sealed 5/8”particle board cabinet

•Pole-mount sockets

•Two high-current, 1/4”phone jacks to enable

“daisy-chain”cabinet linking

•Dual piezoelectric compression drivers

•Silver grill cloth

•Metal corner protectors and glide feet

•Genuine Tolex®cabinet covering

•Compact and portable

•CAUTION: Speakers produce magnetic fields

which may interfere with the operation of near-

by electronic devices such as televisions and

computers. Increase the distance between

speakers and electronic devices to reduce inter-

ference.

•WARNING: Fender loudspeaker systems are

capable of producing very high sound pressure

levels which may cause temporary or perma-

nent hearing damage. Use care when setting

and adjusting volume levels during use..

•No user serviceable part inside, refer servicing

to qualified personnel only.

Series XP

Series

115sA/

118sA 115sA/

118sA

Fender

Pole

Mount

Fender

Pole

Mount

Powered

Mixer

TYPICAL

“DAISY-CHAIN”

SCHEME

FIG. A

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There are several things to

consider when placing loud-

speaker cabinets. First

determine the horizontal

coverage requirements for

the room. When used in a

typical auditorium setting,

position the speakers as

shown in Fig. B. Ensure

adequate sound levels reach

each seat in the audience by

walking through the entire

auditorium—listen for any

gaps in coverage then reposition speakers as nec-

essary. Recheck sound coverage with a full audi-

ence in attendance, if possible.

The XP Series horn has a horizontal coverage

angle of 70ºand a vertical coverage of 35º; bass

speakers are nearly

omnidirectional.

When setting up

your XP Series

enclosures as a

“single unit,”aim

the cabinets 70°

apart as shown in

FIG. C, for 140°

of horizontal cov-

erage.

Other considera-

tions include

bass frequency

performance and

feedback...

When a XP

speaker is placed

near a wall, there

will a low-fre-

quency boost of

up to 3dB. The

drawback is that

close proximity to

a wall may also cause feedback.

To avoid feedback: Increase the distance

between speakers and the feedback source

whether it is a wall, a microphone, or a guitar. Use

cardioid–pattern microphones to help block feed-

back. Always keep microphones

pointed away from speakers.

Sound quality is often compro-

mised when a sound system is

required to be hidden from

sight. Remember that the

location of your loudspeaker

cabinets will affect sound qual-

ity and coverage area more than

any other factor.

Power and audio signal cables are a

common sources of sound system fail-

ure. Quality cables, carefully maintained,

are essential to the reliability of the entire

sound system. Long cable connections

or cables supplying multiple speaker

cabinets must be of a sufficient gauge to

transfer all of the available amplifier

power to the speakers. As a rule, thick-

er cables (lower gauge numbers) are

more efficient because they absorb less

power themselves.

Prevent power loss and the degradation of signal quality by

using the recommended cable gauges below.

Cable that suppplys one cabinet, such as the cable to the last

cabinet in a “daisy-chain”:

• Up to 50-feet requires 18-gauge cable

•Up to 100-feet requires 16-gauge cable

Cable that suppplys two cabinets, such as the cable from the

amp to the first cabinet in a “daisy-chain”:

•Up to 25-feet requires 18-gauge cable

•Up to 50-feet requires 16-gauge cable

•Up to 100-feet requires 14-gauge cable

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Stage

70°

Audience

FIG. B

XP XP

70°

FIG. C

XP XP

MODEL: 110XP 112XP 115XP

PART NUMBER: 071-1100-400 071-1200-400 071-1500-400

MAXIMUM OUTPUT: 117dB Continuous 118dB Continuous 120 dB Continuous

(at 1 Meter) 123dB Peak 124dB Peak 126dB Peak

CABINET: 5/8" (1.6 cm) 5/8" (1.6 cm) 5/8" (1.6 cm)

Particle Board Particle Board Particle Board

CONNECTIONS: (2) 1/4" Phone Jacks (2) 1/4" Phone Jacks (2) 1/4" Phone Jacks

DRIVER: Low Frequency: 10" (25.4 cm) woofer 12" (30.5 cm) woofer 15" (38.1 cm) woofer

2" (5.1 cm) voice coil 2" (5.1 cm) voice coil 2.5" (6.4 cm) voice coil

High Frequency: Dual Piezoelectric Dual Piezoelectric Dual Piezoelectric

Compression Drivers Compression Drivers Compression Drivers

1 1/2" (3.8 cm) diaphragms 1 1/2" (3.8 cm) diaphragms 1 1/2" (3.8 cm) diaphragms

FREQUENCY RESPONSE: 65 Hz to 20kHz 60 Hz to 20kHz 60 Hz to 20kHz

SENSITIVITY: 1W/1m: 97 dB 98 dB 98 dB

POWER HANDLING: 100W (RS-426A) 100W (RS-426A) 150W (RS-426A)

200W (Program) 200W (Program) 300W (Program)

400W (Peak) 400W (Peak) 600W (Peak)

IMPEDANCE: 8Ω8Ω8Ω

DIMENSIONS: Height 20.3" (51.6 cm) 21.3" (54.1 cm) 23.9"(60.7 cm)

Width (front) 14.6" (37.1 cm) 18" (45.7 cm) 21" (53.3 cm)

Width (rear) 6.4" (16.3 cm) 6.4" (16.3 cm) 8.4" (21.3 cm)

Depth 15.6" (39.6 cm) 18.4" (46.7 cm) 19.6" (49.8 cm)

WEIGHT: 37 lbs. (16.8 kg) 50 lbs. (22.7 kg) 58 lbs. (26.4 kg)

A PRODUCT OF:

FENDER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS CORP.

CORONA, CA USA

Fender® is registered trademark of FMIC

Tolex® is a registered trademark of GenCorp, Inc.

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