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£specifications
HPWTM owner’s manual
| Frequency Response | |
| THD+Noise | Chan Input to Group or Main Output (Left/Right/Mono) |
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| <0.01% THD 20Hz to 20kHz at +15dBu out |
| Noise | (20Hz to 20kHz) |
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| Mic EIN: |
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| Bus Noise: Better than |
| Crosstalk | (Measured |
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| Channel Mute >90dB |
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| Channel Routing >85dB |
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| Channel fader attenuation >85dB |
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| Aux Send attenuation >80dB |
| Phase Shift | |
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| XLR Inputs | 2k5 ohms Balanced |
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| Max Voltage Gain: |
| Main Outputs | L/R/Mono Out: 100Ω Balanced Male XLR • Max Output= +26dBu |
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| Aux/Group Out: 50Ω |
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| Channel Direct Out: 100Ω |
| Insert Points | TRS Jack • Tip= Send, 100Ω Output Impedance • Max Out= +21dBu |
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| Ring= Return, 5kΩ Input Impedance |
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| Channel Insert Level= +4dBu |
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| Bus Insert Level= |
| Internal Power Supply | AC Input: |
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| Maximum power consumption |
Ext DC Power Requirements | +/- 18 volts @ 3 amps (Main analog rails) | |
| (Max for | +12 volts @ 3 amps (LED and aux circuits) |
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| +48 volts @ .6 amps (Phantom voltage) |
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| NOTE: Use ONLY Crest Approved power supplies for the HPW |
Dimensions: HPW | 20+4 | Inches: | 46.5 X 28 X 9 | MM: 1175 X 702 X 229 |
Weight: HPW | 20+4 | 72 lbs | 33 kG |
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Dimensions: HPW | 28+4 | Inches: | 56.5 X 28 X 9 | MM: 1424 X 702 X 229 |
Weight: HPW | 28+4 | 90 lbs | 41 kG |
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Dimensions: HPW | 36+4 | Inches: | 66 X 28 X 9 | MM: 1673 X 702 X 229 |
Weight: HPW | 36+4 | 110 lbs | 50 kG |
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Dimensions: HPW | 44+4 | Inches: | 76 X 28 X 9 | MM: 1922 X 702 X 229 |
Weight: HPW | 44+4 | 125 lbs | 57 kG |
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Dimensions: HPW | 52+4 | Inches: | 86 X 28 X 9 | MM: 2171 X 702 X 229 |
Weight: HPW | 52+4 | 145 lbs | 66 kG |
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| Dimensions are Width X Depth |
| NOTE: Call for detailed chassis drawings before attempting to build a roadcase. |
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| with a cloth moistened with isopropyl/rubbing alcohol. Artist (Board) tape may also be applied to this surface, and the tape marked |
| with a permanent marker. NOTE: Do not write directly on the Console’s surface with a permanent marker. Avoid using standard |
p. 58 | masking tape; it dries out and leaves a |
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