Panasonic Comprehensive Guide to RAMSA WS-SP2A Subwoofer Processor and Speaker System Performance

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PREFACE

WS-AT300

This speaker system is a 2-way bass-reflex type incorporating a 38-cm (15”) woofer and a Square Contour Wave Guide (SCWG) horn tweeter.

The speaker system accepts a continuous program input of 400 W or 200 W(RMS). It delivers high outputs from its compact body with a maximum sound pressure level of 122 dB.

The SCWG horn minimizes the disturbing reflection sound generated near the open end and to provide a constant directivity of 60˚ (horizontal) and 40˚ (vertical). You can easily attach again the horn to the enclosure by turning it 90˚ as required for horizontal or vertical speaker installation.

The enclosure has essential features such as toughness to transportation, a recessed type handle for carrying, the convex and concave for stacking, holes for mounting bracket, safety wires, etc.

WS-AT350

This Subwoofer is a bass-reflex type incorporating a 38-cm (15”) cone speaker and to be used with the RAMSA Subwoofer Processor WS-SP2A.

The WS-AT350 accepts an input of 400 W (RMS). It delivers high outputs, though it is small in size, with a maximum sound pressure level of 118 dB.

The enclosure has essential features such as toughness to transportation, a recessed type handle for carrying, the convex and concave for stacking, holes for mounting bracket, safety wires, etc.

PRECAUTIONS

Power loss may increase as the total speaker impedance gets lower with a number of speaker hookups. Use the largest speaker cable in wire gauge to reduce power loss.

Switch off the power amplifiers before connecting the speakers or other peripherals.

Avoid the followings all the time to protect the speakers from damage.

*Turning on and off mixing consoles and other peripherals may cause shock noise when the amplifiers and subwoofer processor are on.

*Shock noise resulting from the connection/ disconnection of inputs/outputs with any powered-up equipment

*Pop noise from microphones without appropriate use of breath-pop screen and/or high-pass filter

*Click noise caused by switching on or off the phantom power for microphones

*Continuous operation at very low frequency from an oscillator, synthesizer or program sources

*High frequency noise developed by fast- forward or fast-rewind operation of a tapedeck

*Out of tune noise in FM broadcast

*Feed-back from microphones or electronics musical instruments.

Match the polarities of all the speakers by observing the connectors and wire colors when using two or more speakers.

Read “PROTECTION CIRCUITS” on page 8. Turn down the volume control of the amplifier immediately if the sound suddenly decreases.

You should use the WS-AT350 Subwoofer all the time with Subwoofer Processor WS-SP2A. The WS- SP2A processes the signal to protect the speakers from damage due to an excessive input signal.

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Contents WS-AT300 Regulatory Statements Safety InstructionsWS-AT350 PrecautionsPreface WS-AT300Installing the Speaker Changing the tweeter directionStacking On wall or ceiling Secure the SpeakerMounting on a stand Connecting Speaker Cables Wiring Connector and Cable Speakon connectorTS tip-sleeve phone plug Setting the Subwoofer Processor System DiagramProtection Circuits for WS-AT300 Specifications Block DiagramTypical Performance DirectivityWS-AT300 WS-AT350 Appearance Dimensions shown are approximateRAMSA/Professional Audio Systems
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WS-AT300 specifications

The Panasonic WS-AT300 and WS-AT350 are innovative additions to the realm of wireless audio technology, designed to elevate your listening experience with premium sound quality and advanced features. Both models showcase Panasonic's commitment to excellence in audio performance, making them popular choices among audiophiles and casual listeners alike.

One of the standout aspects of both the WS-AT300 and WS-AT350 is their Bluetooth connectivity. With a reliable range and a stable connection, these headphones allow you to enjoy high-fidelity audio from your smartphone, tablet, or laptop without the hassle of tangled wires. The latest Bluetooth technology ensures low latency, which is crucial for syncing audio and video when watching films or playing games.

Both models feature high-resolution audio capabilities. They are engineered to support high-quality audio formats, enabling a richer, more immersive sound experience. The 40mm driver units contribute to deep bass response, crystal-clear mids, and sparkling highs, allowing you to enjoy every nuance in your favorite music. Panasonic has meticulously tuned these headphones to provide a balanced sound signature that appeals to a wide range of musical genres.

Comfort is a priority in the design of the WS-AT300 and WS-AT350. Both models are equipped with soft ear cushions and an adjustable headband, ensuring a snug but comfortable fit for extended listening sessions. The lightweight construction reduces fatigue, making them ideal for everyday use, whether at home, during commutes, or while exercising.

Battery life is another impressive feature. The WS-AT300 and WS-AT350 boast long-lasting rechargeable batteries that offer several hours of playback on a single charge. Additionally, rapid-charging capabilities allow you to get back to your music quickly even if you're short on time.

Noise cancellation technology is also a hallmark of these headphones. The WS-AT350, in particular, incorporates advanced noise-canceling features that block out external sounds, allowing you to immerse yourself fully in your audio experience. This is especially useful in noisy environments, such as during travel or in bustling urban areas.

In conclusion, the Panasonic WS-AT300 and WS-AT350 offer a blend of superior sound quality, comfort, and advanced features. Their Bluetooth connectivity, high-resolution audio support, comfort-driven design, long battery life, and effective noise cancellation make them standout options for anyone seeking an exceptional wireless listening experience. Whether you're at home or on the go, these headphones are engineered to deliver sound as it was meant to be heard.