MK Sound MPS-1611P Modes Of Operation, Bass, 80Hz HIGH, Response, Pass Filter, Usage, Switch

(FIGURE 3) F) Bass Response Switch – Normal (up) or Full Range (down)

G)80Hz High Pass Filter Switch – In (down) or Out (up). When the switch is in the IN position, a 12dB per octave 80Hz High-Pass Filter is placed on the input stage of the monitor. The OUT

position bypasses this internal filter. This switch should be in the OUT position when used with any external bass-management controller, such as an M&K LFE-4, LFE-5, BMC-Mini or any other component such as a consumer processor that has built-in 80Hz High-Pass filters.

(Note: Engaging Full Range mode automatically bypasses the 80Hz high pass filter.)

H)Power Switch

I)Fuse Holder

-for 110 – 120 VAC, use a 1.5A Slow-Blow fuse use 1.5A Slow Blow fuse.

-for 220 – 240 VAC, use a 750mA Time Lag fuse.

-for 100VAC, use a 1.8A Time Lag fuse

J)Backfire Bass Port

K)Port Plug

7.MODES OF OPERATION

			BASS	80Hz HIGH-
			RESPONSE	PASS FILTER
MODE	USAGE	PORT PLUG	SWITCH	SWITCH
NO SUBWOOFER
FULL RANGE PORTED(E)	HIGH SPL CAPACITY 45Hz- 22kHz	OUT	NORMAL	OUT
FULL RANGE PORTED(A)	HIGH SPL EXTENDED BASS RESPONSE 35Hz - 22kHz	OUT	FULL RANGE	BYPASSED IN THIS
				MODE
FULL RANGE SEALED (D)	EXTENDED BASS RESPONSE 35Hz - 22kHz	IN	FULL RANGE	BYPASSED IN THIS
				MODE
WITH SUBWOOFER
INTERNAL FILTER IN (C)	USE WITH SUBWOOFER WITHOUT EXTERNAL BASS	IN	NORMAL	IN
	MANAGEMENT CONTROLLER
INTERNAL FILTER OUT(B)	WITH SUBWOOFER USING BASS MANAGEMENT	IN	NORMAL	OUT
HIGH BASS SPL USAGE (F)	WITH SUBWOOFER USING BASS MANAGEMENT	OUT	NORMAL	OUT
	WITH SUBWOOFER - NO BASS MANAGEMENT	OUT	NORMAL	IN

The MPS-1611P is designed to be used either as a “full range” speaker without the use of a subwoofer, or as a main or surround spekaer in a 2.1, 5.1, 6.1, or 7.1 channel satellite/subwoofer system.

There are six possible operating options with the MPS-1611P. They have been provided so that you may custom tailor the performance of the MPS-1611P to suit your personal requirements. This flexibility is provided by the various applications of the port plug, bass response switch (F in Figure 2) and high pass filter switch (G in Figure 2).

For sealed cabinet alignments leave the port plug in the cabinet.

For ported cabinet alignments remove the port plug.

We encourage experimentation with all these alignments and suggest the following as excellent starting points.

When using the MPS-1611P as a main or surround speaker in a stereo or multichannel system with a subwoofer, we rec- ommend option B.

When using the MPS-1611P as a “full-range” speaker without a subwoofer, we recommend option D.

SEALED CABINET ALIGNMENTS: Install “Unplug-&-Play” port plug

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