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SUB 612

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Description

SUB 612Just like 15 and 18 models of the family, bass reflex SUB 612 features a 600W RMS Class D Power Amplifier with SMPS, delivers outstanding sound pressure levels (up to 129 dB) in spite of a very compact housing (only 19. 8 Kg 43,65 lbs) and provides an impressively precise low end reproduction. Sub 600s remarkable audio performance allows user to build most of the PA systems with 1 single sub and 2 full range speakers, avoiding any external processing

Just like 15” and 18” models of the family, bass-reflex SUB 612 features a 600W RMS Class-D Power Amplifier with SMPS, delivers outstanding sound pressure levels (up to 129 dB) in spite of a very compact housing (only 19.8 Kg -43,65 lbs) and provides an impressively precise low-end reproduction.

Sub 600s’ remarkable audio performance allows user to build most of the PA systems with 1 single sub and 2 full range speakers, avoiding any external processing or crossover thanks to separate balanced X-Over signal feeds to left and right speakers.

Controls on the amp panel allow user to operate with Mono or Stereo audio feed, activate polarity inversion and choose Outputs link mode (True Bypass or X-Over).  Whenever a further punch is needed, a low-frequencies boost EQ can be set thanks to the Sub BOOST Mode switch.  

Technical Data
Speaker Type
Active Subwoofer
Acoustical data
Frequency Response [-10dB]
46 - 123 Hz
Max SPL (1 m)
129 dB
Directivity
omnidirectional
LF
12”
LF Voice Coil
2.5"
Amplifier
Amp Technology
SMSP digital amplifier
Amp Class
Class D
RMS Power
600 W
Peak Power
1200 W
Processor
Controller
DSP 28/56 Bit
Limiter
Peak, Thermal, RMS
Controls
1x Subwoofer attenuation Control
1x Flat/Boosted switch
1x Switch output mode
1x Polarity switch
Input
Signal Input
2x XLR (balanced)
Signal Output
2x XLR (balanced)
Mechanics
Housing
Black painted Plywood
Handles
1 on top
Pole Mount
M20
Width
360 mm (14.72 in)
Height
550 mm (21.65 in)
Depth
525 mm (20.67 in)
Weight
19.8 Kg (43.65 lbs)
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