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User’s Guide    

Electronic Crossover Network

XM66 Variable Frequency

XM9 24 dB/octave

XM16 48 dB/octave

XM44 24/48 dB/octave

XM26 24 dB/octave Tube

XM46 24 dB/octave Passive Line Level

XM126 24 dB/octave Tube

Marchand Electronics Inc.

Rochester, NY 

(585) 423 0462 

www.marchandelec.com

Summary of Contents for XM126

Page 1: ...rk XM66 Variable Frequency XM9 24 dB octave XM16 48 dB octave XM44 24 48 dB octave XM26 24 dB octave Tube XM46 24 dB octave Passive Line Level XM126 24 dB octave Tube Marchand Electronics Inc Rocheste...

Page 2: ...rive he common subwoofer The advantage of a common subwoofer is more than just cost Because there is only one subwoofer present often a larger unit can be chosen with an extended bass range It is also...

Page 3: ...esponse of the XM16 crossover network Note that the phase shift of the XM16 is twice that of the other networks The XM16 does not have a damping control The choice of the crossover point is a difficul...

Page 4: ...XM9 requires two modules and the XM16 and XM16 require four modules for each crossover frequency chosen These modules are available for most frequencies The manuals for the individual units have form...

Page 5: ...loudspeaker There are several ways to adjust these controls A good way to do this is to start out by setting all controls in the center 12 o clock position Listen to some music and adjust the control...

Page 6: ...ss and low pass simultaneously This control is useful for fine tuning the room frequency response Sometimes it happens that at the crossover point there is a small peak or dip in the frequency respons...

Page 7: ...0 1000 The frequency response of the amplitude for the XM16 eighth order crossover netw ork Figure 9 0 60 120 180 240 300 360 420 480 540 600 660 720 10 100 1000 Frequency response of the phase for th...

Page 8: ...rchand Electronics Inc www marchandelec com 8 Amp Left Woofer C r o s s o v e r Left High Out Right Low Out Right High Out Left Low Out P r e a m p Right In Left In Left Out Right Out Left Mid Amp Lef...

Page 9: ...are compatible with both 50Hz and 60Hz Use the 115V setting where the power line voltage is 100V to 127VAC This is typical in USA Canada Central America and Japan Use the 220V setting where the power...

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