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Versarray™ Pro 112

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Product Specifications

e Crest Audio® Versarray™ Pro 112 Powered Ribbon Tweeter Line Source Array speaker system consists of a 12” Neo Black Widow®

woofer combined with a Neodymium based Peavey RD™ 2.6 MK III ribbon tweeter in a cabinet with a simple, quick, yet exible rigging

system. Designed to provide modular coverage of small to medium venues, and intended for use with the companion Crest Audio®

Versarray™ Pro Sub models, the Versarray™ Pro 112 oers excellent versatility with a very high performance capability. e two-way

system consists of the following driver components: a Peavey® 12” Black Widow ® Neo series woofer with Neodymium magnet struc-

ture. Capable of over 500W of continuous power handling (AES Std 2-1984), the woofer can handle a lot of sheer power. e high

frequencies are handled by two Peavey® RD™ 2.6 MK III ribbon tweeters utilizing a composite sandwich ribbon, a Neodymium magnet

system, and a low distortion CLEAR FORM™ waveguide.

Power for bi-amping is supplied by some very ecient power amplier systems, controlled by a sophisticated and rened DSP opera-

tions system with Dante connection capability. Total system power is 3400W total peak power, with 2000W peak power for the woofer,

and 1400W total peak power for the two ribbon tweeters. is sheer power is controlled precisely and processed by a high performance

DSP system, which provides all the crossover and EQ functions, as well as providing all limiting, compression and driver protection du-

ties with unfailing attention to every detail of the music.

A unique set of control buttons on the rear panel allow analog signal input and use without the need for a network controller, by setting

the system for typical use situations via push-button. is feature allows the use of the system without the requirement for a full-blown

digital networking controller or system.

e FlyQWIK™ adjustable rigging system provides for a classic straight line-array conguration, or a number of dierent angling op-

tions, providing easy aiming of the system. Angles between the array modules is adjustable from 0 degrees (straight), to 15 degrees in

2.5 degree increments. Flying and adjusting the coverage angles is all very quick and simple with the new FlyQWIK™ system.

Quick release push-lock pins are supplied with the rigging hardware to couple the Versarray™ Pro 112 modules together and lock the

angles between them into place, as well as for the rigging halo and y bar congurations of a line array. e exibility of the Versarray

system allows the use of anywhere from 1 to 15 Versarray™ Pro 112 modules in conjunction with anything from one Versarray 218 Pro

Sub to as many Versarray 218 or 215 Pro Subs as you can! An optional special groundstack bracket set mounts to the Versarray 218 Pro

Sub, and allows up to three of the Versarray™ Pro 112’s to be mounted on top of the Versarray 218 Pro Sub, and angled upward, for use

on stage in a stadium seating situation.

Features

• 2-way Bi-Amp Ribbon Line Source Array SR System

• 3400 Total Peak watts of system power

• 12” Neo Black Widow® 4” VC Peavey® Woofer

• Exclusive RD™ 2.6 MK III Ribbon Tweeters with Neo magnet and composite material sandwich ribbon

• Ribbon Tweeters mounted to our proprietary CLEAR FORM™ Waveguide

• 90 H by 15 V degree coverage pattern (per one cabinet)

• Modular Line Array System™ for ease of vertical coverage conguration

• MLAS™ EQ Presets provide professional results quickly

• Easy aiming FlyQWIK™ hardware rigging system

• Angle adjustable in 2 1/2 degree increments, from 0 to 15 degrees total angle between adjacent cabinets

• Full complement of DSP based limiting and compression to protect the drivers from overdrive conditions

• Fan cooled for maximum reliability

• Inputs are analog XLR in and/or Dante Ethernet audio network in.

• Analog Output ru connector is a male XLR

• Analog signal input use without the need for a digital network controller, via the use of rear panel push-button set-up.

• 18 mm 13 ply Baltic Birch enclosure with steel inner brackets

• Injection molded cabinet end caps, made from high impact material.

• Hammerhead™ polyurea black nish and black powder-coated cloth lined grilles

Dante Operation

e Dante interface allows digital audio to be used as the input source and can be selected in the VR-Pro Series

control application. e transmit and receive routings for all connected Dante devices are set using Dante Con-

troller soware. e VR-Pro system does not transmit and only receives digital audio.

e Dante interface on the VR is 1000 BT Ethernet, requiring standard Category 5e or Cat 6 wiring. It has an

internal network switch to allow daisy chaining to another unit. Too many switches in the path will cause latency

problems, so it is best to use a multi-port gigabit network switch to feed the units. (For more information on the

Dante network speed and switch requirements, go to www.Audinate.com).

Dante Controller is the soware program that is essential for conguring your network and is available as a free

download at the Audinate web site. Dante Controller is used to route signals between devices on the network

and change device settings. ese are then stored in the Dante devices. Once congured, the transmitting de-

vice sends to the receiving device, which in this case is the VR-Pro. e interface supports sample rates of 48 kHz

(Default), and 96 kHz.

Below is an example of a Dante network. Digital audio is routed from a Nion to the VR-Pro. e vertical col-

umns are transmitter channels, the horizontal rows are receiver channels. In this example Nion channel 01 is

sending to VR-Pro receive IN. Any transmit channel on any device can send to a receive channel on any device

as long as it is not to itself. Multiple receivers can be connected to a single transmitter. All devices on the net-

work must have the same sample rate settings.

*Tom-n3-dlm is a Media Matrix Nion N3, VR-a011ac is the VR-Pro speaker.

serting and twisting the mating connector on the AC line cord.

(14) ON/OFF POWER SWITCH with BLUE LED

is rocker switch supplies AC power to the VRPro 112 when switched to the ON position. e ON position is

with the top side of the switch pushed “in” or nearly ush with the rear panel. Once the switch is in the ON posi-

tion, the blue power LED will illuminate.

Frequency Display: Hz (1/3rd Octave)

Right

Left

Front

Back

Reading the Horizontal Polar Patterns

Specyfikacje produktu

Marka:	Crest Audio
Kategoria:	głośnik
Model:	Versarray PRO 112

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