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Index
Soldering point.
Male connector.
Female connector.
M/F faston connector.
Test point.
Supply voltage. Logic supply ground.
Analog supply ground.
Chassis ground.
Earth ground.
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P12A Test Procedures & Adjustments. 2
P15A Test Procedures & Adjustments. 3
P12A Inputs & Crossover, Power Amplifier Schematics.
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P15A Inputs & Crossover, Power Amplifier Schematics. 5
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service manual
schematic diagrams
CODE: 270345
7 Spare Part List.
8 Technical Specifications.
p series active
2
ACTIVE P12 - TEST PROCEDURES & ADJUSTMENTS
PRECAUTION
To prevent short circuit during any test, the oscilloscope must be EARTH in su lat ed, this
occurs because some test require to connect its probe to the amplier output, non-compli-
ance may cause damages to oscilloscope inputs circuitry.
Before removing or installing any modules and connectors, disconnect the am pli er from
AC MAINS and measure the DC supply voltages across each of the power supply capacitors.
If your measurement on any of the caps is greater than 10Vdc, connect a 100W 50W resis-
tor across the applicable caps to discharge them for your safety. Remember to remove the
discharge resistor immediately after discharging caps. Do not power up the amplier with
the discharge resistor connected.
Read these notes entirely before proceeding to any operation. These notes are not com-
prehensive of all damages that possibly occur, but includes some specically advices, checks
and adjustments relative to this amplied speaker.
Do not check the amplier with the speakers connected use the appropriate load resistors
only.
BE CAREFUL increasing the Variac you must not exceed the nominal mains voltage plus its
tolerance (see specications) any upper voltage can be cause of damage.
VISUAL CHECK
Check the speakers for any damaging (cone-breaking, interruption or further).
Before proceed to supply the amplier check visually the internal assembly, if appears an
evident damage nd the most possible reasons that cause it.
Check the wiring cables for possible interruptions or shorts.
If the damage has burnt a printed circuit board dont try to repair it, replace with a new
one.
TEST INSTRUMENTS
Audio Generator
Dual Trace Oscilloscope
Digital Multimeter
4W 500W, 8W 150W resistors
Variac (0250Vac)
SETUP
Connect the Variac between the mains and the amplier and set it at zero voltage.
Disconnect all the Speakers.
Set the VOLUME control full clockwise.
Set the PRESET switch in MUSIC position.
Set the MIC/LINE push in line position.
P.S. isolate the oscilloscope from earth and adjust the two traces on center of screen in GND
position.
Switch OFF the amplier module.
Connect the mains of amplier module to VARIAC and set it at zero AC voltage.
Connect the signal generator to Line Input (XLR socket) and set it at 200Hz, -10dB
(245mVRMS).
Connect the 4W resistive load to the low amplier output (leaving it in open position).
Connect the 8W resistive load to the high amplier output (leaving it in open position).
Connect the scope CH1 probe to amplier low output and CH2 probe to amplier high
outout.
SUPPLY CHECK
Verify with the Multimeter the insulation between the heatsink and all device packages
(TR1,2,3,4,9,20,21, IC1,2,5).
Verify with the Multimeter the PTC resistor value, it must be between 50 and 200W.
Remove the transformer secondary fuses, set the Variac to the nominal mains voltage,
check with the Multimeter the AC supply voltages:
F1-F2=742Vac.
Re-set the Variac at zero voltage, turn off the amplier and put the fuses back on its hold-
ers.
Set up the Variac slowly monitoring the oscilloscope screen, starts from 2/3 of nominal
mains voltage it should display the sinusoidal signal amplied without dis tor tions and without
any DC voltage, if a distortion occur or the protection trips check the amplier as suggested
in the ADVICES section.
When the Variac ac voltage reaches the nominal voltage verify the DC supplies as follow:
TR2 collector pin 2 =+502Vdc
TR3 collector pin 2 =-502Vdc
IC2 pin 2 =+16.80.5Vdc
IC5 pin 3 =-16.80.5Vdc
If one or more voltages dont correspond, check the rectiers, capacitors and transformers
disconnecting them from circuitry, refer to schematics.
LOW AMPLIFIER CHECK
Switch ON the signal generator and verify that the output signals must be symmetrical
referring to GND, without detectable distortion and oscillation.
Check that the LOW amplier power output signal is 202VPEAK (14.5VRMS).
Switch ON the LOW amplier output to 4W load resistor and verify that the signal must be
symmetrical refer to GND, without detectable distortion and oscillation.
Increase the input signal until a signal clipping.
Check of SIGNAL led function, move the volume potentiometer of amplier;
When the output signal is <1VPEAK the led most be OFF,
When the output signal is >1VPEAK, the led must be GREEN lighted.
Then, rotate volume potentiometer knob full clockwise.
COMPRESSOR CHECK of LOW AMPLIFIER
Set the input signal at 0dB (775mVRMS)and check the output signal to remain constant at
38VPEAK and if the Signal/Comp. led has changed the lighted colour, from GREEN to RED.
Switch OFF the LOW amplier output to 4W load resistor.
BIAS CURRENT SETTING of LOW AMPLIFIER
Decrease to zero signal generator, then, adjust VR1 trimmer to have 1.5mV 0.5mVdc
voltage drop across R12 & R14 (0.22W) power resistors.
PTC FUNCTION CHECK on HEATSINK
Heat the PTC temperature sensor with a welder heated tip, in touch with its body, to verify
this protection works properly reducing the amplier output signal to few volts on time.
P.S. The check must be done with PTC, placed into heat-sink hole and silicon grease on.
MIC/LINE PUSH SELECTOR
Set the signal generator at -45dB (4.35mVRMS).
Set in MIC position the MIC/LINE push.
Check that the low amplier power output signal is 30 8VPEAK.
Set in LINE position the MIC/LINE push.
HIGH AMPLIFIER CHECK
Select a 10KHz frequency with 0dB amplitude on signal generator.
Switch ON the HIGH amplier output to 8W load resistor.
Connect CH2 probe tip of scope on HIGH amplier output.
Check that the high amplier power output signal is limited to 162VPEAK.
Switch OFF the HIGH amplier output to 8W load resistor.
ADVICES
If the input sinewave appears to be distorted during the negative cycle, you can assume
that the problem is located somewhere in the circuitry of the positive rail.
If the positive cycle appears distorted, you can assume that the problem is in the circuitry
of the negative low rail. Refer to the schematics.
If you have determinate that the problem is a short on a supply rail, you must check the
output transistors to determine which transistor devices are bad.
Use a soldering iron to lift one leg of each emitter pin and measure the emitter-collector
resistance on each device.
Unsolder and lift one leg of each base pin and check the base-collector resistance of each
transistor and replace any that measure as a short.
If all the transistors are OK, unsolder and lift one leg of each diode and check them.
Check the circuit board for open foil traces.
Use the Multimeter as Ohm-meter to check the resistors, particularly the base and emitter
resistors of damaged transistor.
If the problem appears to be in a PRESET check the PRESET circuitry.
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ACTIVE P15 - TEST PROCEDURES & ADJUSTMENTS
PRECAUTION
To prevent short circuit during any test, the oscilloscope must be EARTH in su lat ed, this
occurs because some test require to connect its probe to the amplier output, non-compli-
ance may cause damages to oscilloscope inputs circuitry.
Before removing or installing any modules and connectors, disconnect the am pli er from
AC MAINS and measure the DC supply voltages across each of the power supply capacitors.
If your measurement on any of the caps is greater than 10Vdc, connect a 100W 50W resis-
tor across the applicable caps to discharge them for your safety. Remember to remove the
discharge resistor immediately after discharging caps. Do not power up the amplier with
the discharge resistor connected.
Read these notes entirely before proceeding to any operation. These notes are not com-
prehensive of all damages that possibly occur, but includes some specically advices, checks
and adjustments relative to this amplied speaker.
Do not check the amplier with the speakers connected use the appropriate load resistors
only.
BE CAREFUL increasing the Variac you must not exceed the nominal mains voltage plus
its tolerance (see specications) any upper voltage can be cause of damage.
VISUAL CHECK
Check the speakers for any damaging (cone-breaking, interruption or further).
Before proceed to supply the amplier check visually the internal assembly, if appears an
evident damage nd the most possible reasons that cause it.
Check the wiring cables for possible interruptions or shorts.
If the damage has burnt a printed circuit board dont try to repair it, replace with a new
one.
TEST INSTRUMENTS
Audio Generator
Dual Trace Oscilloscope
Digital Multimeter
Temperature Meter
4W 500W, 8W 150W, 100W 50W resistors
Variac (0250Vac)
SETUP
Connect the Variac between the mains and the amplier and set it at zero voltage.
Disconnect all the Speakers.
Set the VOLUME control full clockwise.
Set the PRESET Switch in MUSIC position.
Set the MIC/LINE push in LINE position.
Switch OFF the amplier module.
Connect the mains of amplier module to VARIAC and set it at zero AC voltage.
Connect the signal generator to Line input (COMBO socket and set it at 200Hz, -10dB
245mVRMS.
Connect the 4W resistive load to the low amplier output (leaving it in open position).
Connect the 8W resistive load to the high amplier output (leaving it in open position).
Connect the thermometer probe between heat-sink and PTC sensor.
Connect the scope CH1 probe to amplier low output and CH2 probe to amplier high
output.
SUPPLY CHECK
Verify with the Multimeter the insulation between the heatsink and all device packages
(TR1,2,3,4,6,8,14,15,20, IC1,2,3,4).
Verify with the Multimeter the PTC resistor value, it must be between 50 and 200W.
Remove the transformer secondary fuses, set the Variac to the nominal mains voltage,
check with the Multimeter the AC supply voltages:
F1-F2=861Vac.
F3-F4=461.5Vac.
Re-set the Variac at zero voltage, turn off the amplier and put the fuses back on its hold-
ers.
Set up the Variac slowly monitoring the oscilloscope screen, starts from 2/3 of nominal
mains voltage it should display the sinusoidal signal amplied without dis tor tions and without
any DC voltage, if a distortion occur or the protection trips check the amplier as suggested
in the ADVICES section.
When the Variac ac voltage reaches the nominal voltage verify the DC supplies as follow:
TR8 emitter pin 3 (+Vcc2) =+58.52Vdc
TR14 emitter pin 3 (-Vcc2) =-58.52Vdc
TR2 collector pin 2 (+Vcc1) =+302Vdc
TR3 collector pin 2 (-Vcc1) =-302Vdc
IC4 pin 3 =+151Vdc
IC3 pin 3 =-151Vdc
If one or more voltages dont correspond, check the rectiers, capacitors and transformers
disconnecting them from circuitry, refer to schematics.
INITIAL CHECK (LOW AMPLIFIER)
Switch ON the signal generator and verify that the output signals must be symmetrical
referring to GND, without detectable distortion and oscillation, as shown in g.1 trace A
(note: the gure is representative don't refer to its level). If there is a distortion read the
section ADVICES.
Check that the low amplier power output signal is 122VPEAK (8VRMS).
Check of SIGNAL led function, moving the volume potentiometer of amplier:
when the output signal is <1VPEAK the led must be OFF,
when the output signal is >1VPEAK the led must be GREEN lighted.
Then, rotate the volume potentiometer knob full clockwise.
Set the signal generator at 0dB.
HIGH RAIL CHECK (LOW AMPLIFIER)
Connect the CH2 probe tip to D2 cathode and set the sensitivity of both channels at 20V/
div.
Increasing the input signal two things should to happen: till the output signal (Positive
half-wave) is less than 22VPEAK the voltage on D2 cathode have to remain constant at 30V,
when the output signal exceeds 22VPEAK the voltage on D2 cathode will have to follow the
output signal with 6V offset (see Fig.1 Trace B).
Check the negative high rail connecting the probe to D3 anode (see Fig.2 Trace C).
Increase further the input signal till it reaches about +2dBu (0.976VRMS), the amplier
output have to reach its maximum output before clipping at about 40VPEAK (43VPEAK with load
at tached for an input signal of about +0dBu).
Connect the 4W 500W load on the output and repeat the INITIAL and HIGH RAIL checks.
COMPRESSOR CHECK OF LOW AMPLIFIER
Increase the input signal of 10dB and check the output signal to remain constant at 40VPEAK

and if the Signal/Comp. led has changed the lighted colour, from GREEN to RED.
Switch OFF the LOW amplier output to 4W load resistor.
PTC FUNCTION CHECK ON HEATSINK
Heat the PTC temperature sensor with a welder heathed tip, in touch with its body, to verify
this protection works properly reducing the amplier output signal to few volts on time.
P.S. the check must be done with PTC, placed into heat-sink hole and silicon grease on.
IDLE CURRENT SETTING OF LOW AMPLIFIER
Decrease to zero the signal generator, then, adjust VR1 trimmer to have a 5mV 0.5mVdc
voltage drop across R13 & R15 (0.22W) power resistors.
MIC/LINE PUSH SELECTOR
Set the signal generator at -40dB.
Set in MIC position the MIC/LINE push.
Check that the low amplier power output signal is 406VPEAK.
Set in LINE position the MIC/LINE push.
HIGH AMPLIFIER CHECK
Select a 10KHz frequency with 0dB amplitude on signal generator.
Switch ON the HIGH amplier output to 8W load resistor.
Connect CH2 probe tip of scope on HIGH amplier output.
Check that the high amplier power output signal is limited to 202VPEAK.
Switch O
ADVICES
If the input sinewave appears to be distorted during the negative cycle, you can assume
that the problem is located somewhere in the circuitry of the positive rail.
If the positive cycle appears distorted, you can assume that the problem is in the circuitry
of the negative low rail. Refer to the schematics.
If you have determinate that the problem is a short on a supply rail, you must check the
output transistors to determine which transistor devices are bad.
Use a soldering iron to lift one leg of each emitter pin and measure the emitter-collector
resistance on each device.
Unsolder and lift one leg of each base pin and check the base-collector resistance of each
transistor and replace any that measure as a short.
If all the transistors are OK, unsolder and lift one leg of each diode and check them.
Check the circuit board for open foil traces.
Use the Multimeter as Ohm-meter to check the resistors, particularly the base and emitter
resistors of damaged transistor.
If the problem appears to be in a PRESET check the PRESET circuitry.
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768325 POWER AMPLIFIER BOARD
768350 INPUT & CROSSOVER BOARD
768349 POWER AMPLIFIER BOARD
768342 INPUT & CROSSOVER BOARD
768283 FUSES BOARD
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Note:
All dimensions are in mm unless otherwise specied.
The screw description is dened as follows:
type of screw + diameter + X + length + type of head
where type of screw is one of these:
M = Metric thread
B = Self-tapping screw for metal
WL = Self-tapping screw for wood
and type of head is one of these:
tc = cylinder Phillips head
ts = ared Phillips head
tt = rounded Phillips head
te = hexagonal nut head
tsp = at ared Phillips head
tce = cylinder Allen hexagonal head
tspe = at ared Allen hexagonal head
The washer description is dened as follow:
hole diameter + X + external diameter + X + thick
Each spare part is single quantity unless otherwise specied.
Asterisk prex explanation:
Omitted = First level spare part.
One asterisk = Second level, part of previous listed rst level part.
Two asterisk = Third level, part of previous listed second level part.
Three asterisk = ............
Any request for not above mentioned part must encompass specic description
including:
1) Model name,
2) Section name,
3) Module code,
4) Reference name,
5) Quantity number.
SPARE PART LIST
Accessories
277428 P12/P12A Owners Manual
P12A Cabinet
667832 P12/P12A Painted Protection Speaker Grid
667780 D400/x300 Painted Handle
657303 14mm Black Rotary Knob With White Index
657301 21mm Black Rotary Knob With White Index
347463 40mm Black Knob wit M8x30 Screw
347456 P12/P12A Rear Speaker Chassis
347455 P12/P12A Front Speaker Chassis
229068 8E 1 Driver Speaker
227128 4E 12 Woofer Speaker
180822 LEM Logo Adhesive Plate
120975 M10 Suspension Point (M14 External Turned)
Amplifier Group Assy (230V)
737169 P12A 230V Power Amplier Group Assy
MEI347004 * Swirch Actuator d=5.5mm Gray
667800 * P12A Silk Screened & Painted Amplier Panel
238102 * P12A 230V Transformer (EU)
177800 * Amplier HeatSink
110614 * 3 Terminal Universal Mains Inlet 10A Faston=6.3mm
110291 * 16A 250Vac Bipolar Power Switch
110020 * T5A 230V 5x20 Fuse
100067 * LM337T TO220 1.2-37V 1.5A Adjustable Regulator
100066 * LM317T TO220 1.2-37V 1.5A Adjustable Regulator
090920 * MJE802 TO126 Npn Darl Transistor
090919 * MJE15031 TO220 Pnp Transistor
090918 * MJE15030 TO220 Npn Transistor
090559 * TIP122 TO220 Npn Darlington Transistor
090558 * TIP127 TO220 Pnp Darlington Transistor
090014 * MJL21193 PNP TO264 230V 15A
090013 * MJL21194 NPN TO264 230V 15A
080821 * Ptc 100 PTH9L04BD222TS2F330 Murata
P12A Input Board
768350 * P12A Input board (Pcb# 313188)
SKK140009 ** Vert Male XLR Socket
141192 ** Hor Female XLR-Jack Socket (NCJ6FI-V Neutrik)
140531 ** 2 Pole Vert Latching Push Switch (h=18mm)
110371 ** 2w 4p PCB Vertical Rotative Switch
100971 ** NJM4580D Dual LN Operational Amplier
090194 ** BC560C TO92 LN Pnp Transistor
090183 ** BC550C TO92 LN Npn Transistor
080743 ** 3mm Wide Diffused Green Led
080742 ** 3mm Wide Diffused Red-Grn Led
080103 ** 1N4148 100mA 75V Signal Diode
074695 ** 50KB RK09 Vert Rotary Potentiometer F17
P12A Amplifier Board
768349 * P12A Amplier Board (Pcb# 313167/2)
110316 ** Relay 24V / 1 Switch n.o. 16A 250V
100971 ** NJM4580D Dual LN Operational Amplier
100965 ** TDA7294 70W Audio Amplier with Mute
090917 ** MJE350 TO126 Pnp Transistor
090916 ** MJE340 TO126 Npn Transistor
090201 ** 2N5401 TO92 Pnp Transistor
090200 ** 2N5550 TO92 Npn Transistor
090194 ** BC560C TO92 LN Pnp Transistor
090183 ** BC550C TO92 LN Npn Transistor
090153 ** BC327 TO92 Pnp Transistor
080901 ** VTL5C4 Analog Optoisolator
080606 ** GBU8D 8A Rectier Diodes Bridge
080322 ** 24V 1W 5% Zener Diode
080156 ** 1N4002 1A 100V Rectier Diode
080103 ** 1N4148 100mA 75V Signal Diode
070106 ** 470E 20% Horizontal Linear Trimmer
060051 ** 0E22 5W 5% Wire Resistor
Accessories
277427 P15/P15A Owners Manual
P15A Cabinet
667833 P15/P15A Painted Speaker Protection Grid
667780 D400/x300 Painted Handle
657303 14mm Black Rotary Knob With White Index
657301 21mm Black Rotary Knob With White Index
347463 40mm black Knob wit M8x30 Screw
347458 P15/P15A Rear Speaker Chassis
347457 P15/P15A Front Speaker Chassis
229069 1 8E Speaker Driver
227129 15 8E Speaker Woofer
180822 LEM Logo Adhesive Plate
120975 M10 Suspension Point (M14 External Turned)
Amplifier Group Assy (230V)
737167 P15A Power Amplier Group Assy (230V)
MEI347004 * Swirch Actuator d=5.5mm Gray
667798 * P15A Silk Screened & Painted Amplier Panel
238098 * A300 230V Transformer (EU)
177800 * Amplier HeatSink
110614 * 3 Terminal Universal Mains Inlet 10A Faston=6.3mm
110291 * 16A 250Vac Bipolar Power Switch
110018 * T6,3A 230V 5x20 Fuse
100060 * 7815 +15V 1A Voltage Regulator
100049 * 7915 -15V 1A Voltage Regulator
090920 * MJE802 TO126 Npn Darl Transistor
090919 * MJE15031 TO220 Pnp Transistor
090918 * MJE15030 TO220 Npn Transistor
090863 * TIP36C TO218 Pnp Transistor
090862 * TIP35C TO218 Npn Transistor
090014 * MJL21193 PNP TO264 230V 15A
090013 * MJL21194 NPN TO264 230V 15A
080821 * Ptc 100 PTH9L04BD222TS2F330 Murata
080609 * GBPC2502W 25A 200V Rectier Diode Bridge
P15A Inputs Board
768342 * P15A Inputs Board (Pcb# 313188)
SKK140009 ** Vertical Male XLR Socket
141192 ** Horizontal Female XLR-Jack Socket (NCJ6FI-V Neutrik)
140531 ** 2 Pole Vert Latching Push Switch (h=18mm)
110371 ** 2w 4p PCB vertical rotative switch
100971 ** NJM4580D Dual LN Operational Amplier
090194 ** BC560C TO92 LN Pnp Transistor
090183 ** BC550C TO92 LN Npn Transistor
080743 ** 3mm Wide Diffused Green Led
080734 ** 2.5x5mm Rect Diffused Red-Grn Led
080103 ** 1N4148 100mA 75V Signal Diode
074695 ** 50KB RK09 Vert Rotary Potentiometer F17
Amplifier Board
768325 * A300 Amplier Board (Pcb# 313120/1)
110316 ** Relay 24V / 1 Switch n.o. 16A 250V
106015 ** NJM4580M LN Dual Op. Amp. DMP8
100965 ** TDA7294 70W Audio Amplier with Mute
091001 ** BC857B/C TO236 Smd Pnp Transistor (9BB/C-3F/G)
091000 ** BC847B/C TO236 Smd Npn Transistor (8BB/C-1F/G)
090917 ** MJE350 TO126 Pnp Transistor
090916 ** MJE340 TO126 Npn Transistor
090201 ** 2N5401 TO92 Pnp Transistor
090200 ** 2N5550 TO92 Npn Transistor
090153 ** BC327 TO92 Pnp Transistor
081000 ** PMLL4148 Smd 100mA 75V Signal Diode
080901 ** VTL5C4 Analog Optoisolator
080245 ** 7V5 1W 5% Zener Diode
080171 ** FE6B 6A 100V Fast Recovery Diode
080156 ** 1N4002 1A 100V Rectier Diode
080103 ** 1N4148 100mA 75V Signal Diode
Fuses Board
768283 * Fuses Board (Pcb# 313121/1)
778177 ** Supply Cables Assembly
080606 ** GBU8D 8A Rectier Diodes Bridge
080156 ** 1N4002 1A 100V Rectier Diode
020250 ** 10n 400V 10% MKT Polyester Capacitor
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High
Power handling
(EIA RS-426A)
W continuous
W peak
Impedance
Passive crossover Hz
Connections
Construction
Dimensions mm (WxHxD)
Weight
5A 1 P 2A 1 P
Input
sensibility
impedance
+4 dB (nominal) / -40dB (maximum)
20 kOhms (balanced)
Active crossover 2.5Khz @ 24dB/oct.
Output power
EIA (1kHz, THD 1%)
W High
W Low
50
200
Distortion
Controls
Volume - SHIELD - PRESET selector
LINE/MIC selector
Connections 1 x COMBO + 1 x XLR-M in parallel
Power supply see label
5A 1 P 2A 1 P
Frequency response Hz (-10dB)
Sensitivity Max Spl Continuous
Dispersion
High-density polypropylene
415x650x460
52-20Khz
118
60x40
ACTIVE P SERIES TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS
Components
LOUDSPEAKER SPECIFICATIONS
AMPLIFIER SPECIFICATIONS
1" driver with titanium diaphragm on EWT horn

Low
Ohms
Kg 15
% <0.02
12 neodymium woofer 15 neodymium woofer
550x810x500
21
5A 1 P 2A 1 P
+4 dB (nominal) / -40dB (maximum)
20 kOhms (balanced)
2.5Khz @ 24dB/oct.
50
250
Volume - SHIELD - PRESET selector
LINE/MIC selector
1 x COMBO + 1 x XLR-M in parallel
see label
<0.02
48-20Khz
123
60x40
High-density polypropylene