Peavey ECS 3X Cabinet Speaker Crossover, 500Hz-2500Hz, Single

• Crossover Slope: 12 dB/Oct. (2nd order) Low pass, band pass and highpass. High pass has CD horn EQ and tweeter attenuation built-in.
• Power Handling of CrossoverNetwork (when connected to suitablepower handling speakers and an amplifierwith adequate headroom): 1000Wprogram material.
• Midrange and Tweeter Protection: SoundGuard long and medium term thermal overload protection. Sized to protect a midrange from 75W to100W of rated power handling, and a compression driver tweeter with a power handling rating from 40W to80W.
• Inputs: One quarter inch phonejack paralleled with one Neutrik NL4 Speakon 4-pin connector for Full Range inputs. One Neutrik NL4S Switching Speakon for bi-amp inputs, allows direct connection to the speakers in the system. Only Neutrik brand 4-pin Speakon plugs should be used with the bi-amp switching jack.
• Outputs: Woofer output is a yellow blueset of wires, with stripped tinned leads. Yellow is positive, blue is negative. Midrange output is a white-black set of wires, with S205 push-on connectors that mate with a wide variety of midrange speakers. White is positive, black is negative. Tweeter output is a red-black set of wires, with S205 push on connectors that mate with a wide variety of compression driver tweeters. Red is positive, black is negative.
• Intended Low Frequency SpeakerType: Direct radiator 15" professional sound reinforcement woofer of 8 Ohms nominal impedance. A 12" professional sound reinforcement woofer that has adequate low frequency response can also be used.
• Intended Mid-range Speaker Type: Direct radiator dynamic midrange, from10" diameter to 6 " in diameter and of 8 Ohms nominal impedance. Open or closed back type, but open back type should have a sub-enclosure for the rear to prevent woofer from modulating the mids via cabinet pressure.
• Intended High Frequency Speaker Type: 1.6" to 4" diaphragm diameter compression driver tweeter of 8 Ohms nominal impedance, mounted on a Constant Directivity horn. Electro-Acoustic Crossover Frequencies: 500 Hz and 2500 Hz