Turbosound LMS-D26 Manuale Utente

The rack is supplied fitted with five amplifiers as standard. 

The two top amplifiers are T-25 models, and power the high frequency and high-mid 
frequency sections respectively. Three mid-high cabinets will normally be powered from 
each channel, although it is possible to run up to four cabinets for some extreme 
applications. 

The remaining three amplifiers are all T-45 models and power the low-mid frequency and 
low frequency sections. Two of these T-45 are dedicated to powering the low frequency 
section, and the rationale behind this is as follows: 

The acoustic output and low frequency cut-off of the TA-890L bass cabinets are dependent on 
the mutual coupling between enclosures, and on the available amplifier power. With systems 
of less than 12 bass cabinets per side it is recommended that the ratio of bass cabinets to 
mid-high is 4:3 or higher (depending on program material and musical style). Therefore the 
provision of an additional low frequency gives considerable flexibility in the configuration of 
bass cabinets in small to medium sized systems without carrying extra, and separate, power 
amplifiers. Alternatively it enables the implementation of a five-way system – using 
subwoofers for extreme LF energy while complementing the fast, accurate bass response 
available from the TA-890L – from only one type of rack. 

Separate adjustment of the levels of left and right sides of the rack is possible on all 
frequency bands. Furthermore, the returns system includes a fifth way to be used either as a 
spare line or in conjunction with TSW-218 for large outdoor systems. 

 

As will be seen from the wiring schedule below, the incoming 11 pin Veam socket is 
connected via the mono/stereo linking connector to the adjacent link-out Veam and to the 
XLR male cable plugs which connect LF, LMF, HMF and HF feeds to the amplifiers in the rack. 
In two-channel mode, the second Veam socket becomes the input connector for the second 
channel.