L1® Classic and Model I Acoustical Output: Difference between revisions
mNo edit summary |
|||
| Line 9: | Line 9: | ||
Although these numbers serve as a point of reference they do not tell the whole story. During the design of the {{Model I}} the impedance of the L1 Line array was lowered. As a result of the lower impedance, a single 250W amplifier now powers the system to within 1.75 dB of the max SPL of the {{Classic}}. We paid particular attention to this change and conducted many A/B comparisons to confirm that there was no significant audible difference between the two systems. When used in the field with program material, the volume difference between the two systems is unnoticeable. | Although these numbers serve as a point of reference they do not tell the whole story. During the design of the {{Model I}} the impedance of the L1 Line array was lowered. As a result of the lower impedance, a single 250W amplifier now powers the system to within 1.75 dB of the max SPL of the {{Classic}}. We paid particular attention to this change and conducted many A/B comparisons to confirm that there was no significant audible difference between the two systems. When used in the field with program material, the volume difference between the two systems is unnoticeable. | ||
For those that own both an | For those that own both an {{Classic}} and a {{Model II}} system it is important that the correct Cylindrical Radiator® loudspeakers are matched to their respective power stands. For example if you inserted a {{Model I}} radiator into an {{Classic}} power stand you would notice a (-6dB)difference in acoustical output. Both the {{Model I}} power stand and radiators contain an orange sticker which serve as a easy identifier. If you are purchasing an open box system this is something to keep in mind. | ||
I hope that you found this information helpful. | I hope that you found this information helpful. | ||