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HENRY THE 8x8
SPECIFICATIONS
Description: 8x8 + Tweeter Speaker Enclosure
Power Handling: 480 watts RMS
Impedance: 4 ohms
Frequency Response & SPL: 96 dB SPL @ 1W1M
(–6 db @ 35 Hz and 18 Khz)
Speaker Complement: (8) custom 8" SWR drivers,
(1) Le-Son piezo tweeter
Heavy-Duty Casters, Spring Loaded Rubber Grip Handles, 2 Front Tube Ports, Top
Handle and Tilt Back Design for easy transportation.
Dimensions: 23"W x 36"H x 18.5"D
Weight: 100 lbs.
CONNECTION AND OPERATION
Henry The 8x8 can be connected to any musical instrument amplifier capable of driving
a 4 ohm load. To connect your amplifier to Henry The 8X8, run a high quality speaker
cable (18 gauge or heavier) from your amplifier's speaker output to one of the designated speaker inputs (Speakon or 1/4")
on Henry The 8x8's input panel.
POWER HANDLING
The power output rating for any amplifier connected to Henry The 8X8 should not exceed the enclosure's 480 watt RMS
power handling capacity. Please be aware that exceeding Henry The 8X8's power handling capacity can void the SWR warran-
ty if any damage occurs to your loudspeakers due to overpowering.
FULL RANGE INPUT AND OUTPUT JACKS
Henry The 8X8 features four, full range input/output jacks (two standard 1/4" and two Speakon) wired in parallel. If you are
running two speaker enclosures in parallel, connect the speaker cable from your amplifier to either jack labeled "IN, " and a
second speaker cable from either jack labeled "OUT" to the input of the second speaker enclosure.
TWEETER ATTENUATOR CONTROL
The large dial found on the input panel of the cabinet is the Tweeter Attenuator. This control is used to adjust the level of high
frequency signal present at the tweeter. A normal setting for this control is straight up or "twelve o'clock." Turning the dial fully
counter-clockwise removes the tweeter from the circuit. As you turn the dial clockwise from this position, the high frequency
content is increased.
INTERNAL CROSSOVER
Henry The 8X8's internal (passive) crossover divides the incoming signal into two frequency bands. The crossover point is 5
kHz (frequencies above 5 kHz are sent to the tweeter, frequencies below 5 kHz are sent to the 8" speakers).
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