Specifications, Full Range Models
Frequency Response, ±6dB Frequency Range,
Acoustic Crossover Freq. Amp Power
Input Sensitivity
Input Headroom/Clipping
Input Connector/Impedance
Output Connector
HPR152F
135dB
90°x60°
9.4
8.7
15” (381mm) transducer with 3” (76mm) voice coil 1” (25mm) throat compression driver
2,000 Hz
400 Watts, low frequency
100 Watts, high frequency
0.775 Vrms (+0dBu)
10 Vrms (+22.2dBu)
XLR female, 22k Ohm, balanced,
XLR male, wired in parallel with Input connector
HPR153F
42-19k Hz
38-20k Hz
133dB
90°x40°
11.1
12.9
15” (381mm) transducer with 3” (76mm) voice coil 6.5” (165mm) transducer with 1” (25mm) voice coil 1” (25mm) throat compression driver
500 and 2,000 Hz
400 Watts, low frequency
100 Watts, mid frequency
100 Watts, high frequency
0.775 Vrms (+0dBu)
10 Vrms (+22.2dBu)
XLR female, 22k Ohm, balanced,
XLR male, wired in parallel with Input connector
Controls, Indicators, and Adjustments
Protection, Agency certs. AC Power Requirements
Gain control, 100 Hz
Thermal limiting, On/Off muting, power limiting, DC protection, short circuit protection, ultrasonic protection, RF protection, UL/CE listed
AC Power Connector and Cordset | Factory supplied IEC cordset: 6’ (2m) #18AWG 120V North American or European 230V cordset | |
Dimensions (height, width, depth) | 32” (813mm) x 19” (485mm) x 18” (455mm) | 45” (1137mm) x 19” (485mm) x 18” (455mm) |
Installation Clearance | Allow for 6.0” (152mm) of free space behind the enclosure to assure proper amplifier cooling | |
Weight | 100 lb/45.4 kg | 118 lb/53.5 kg |
Finish and Grill |
Notes:
1- Maximum Peak SPL: Calculated by adding the loudspeaker’s sensitivity (1W at 1m) to the peak power (dBw) of the amplifier provided.
2- Directivity Index (DI): Difference between
3- Directivity Factor (Q): Directivity index expressed as a power ratio Q=10 exp DI/10
4- Amplifier Power: The maximum sustained power at less than 1% clipping, averaged over the intended frequency range,
5- Input Sensitivity: The
6- Input Headroom/Clipping: Maximum input voltage.
7- Input Connector/Impedance: RF shunt capacitance should not reduce impedance by more than 30% at 20k Hz.
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