CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
CHAPTER 1: Introducing the M’elodie™ Loudspeaker | 3 |
Advanced M’elodie Technology | 3 |
Integrated Amplifier and Processing | 3 |
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Total System Approach | 5 |
CHAPTER 2: Power Requirements | 7 |
AC Power Distribution | 7 |
Looping and Cabling | 7 |
Power Connector Wiring Conventions | 8 |
Voltage Requirements | 8 |
Current Requirements | 9 |
Electrical Safety Issues | 10 |
CHAPTER 3: Amplification and Audio | 11 |
Audio Input | 11 |
Amplification and Protection Circuitry | 12 |
M’elodie Interconnections | 12 |
Cabling | 12 |
The Limiting System | 12 |
Low- and | 12 |
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Cooling System | 13 |
CHAPTER 4: RMS™ Remote Monitoring System | 15 |
Understanding the RMS module | 15 |
Service LED (Red) | 16 |
Service Button | 16 |
Wink LED (green) | 16 |
Reset Button | 16 |
Activity LED (Green) | 16 |
User Interface | 16 |
CHAPTER 5: Line Arrays and System Integration | 17 |
How Line Arrays Work | 17 |
M’elodie Curvilinear Array | 17 |
High Frequencies | 17 |
Mid to Low Frequencies | 17 |
Designing a Line Array System | 18 |
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Optimizing and Equalizing the Array | 19 |
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Using M’elodie as Sidefill or Downfill with MICA™ Curvilinear Arrays | 20 |
Using Meyer Sound Processors to Drive and Optimize the Array | 21 |
Using Digital Signal Processors | 21 |
Using M’elodie with Subwoofers | 22 |
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