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VQ NET 60 data file // issue 1.05 // 30.07.09
VQ NET 60
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The VQ NET 60 is a full range, three-way loudspeaker system designed for applications
which require very high output capability with class leading pattern control. Integrated with
cutting edge digital signal processing, network control and dual channel Class D amplification,
the VQ NET 60 is perfectly suited for use in arrays or singly in demanding applications.
Unlike line array solutions, the VQ NET 60 can produce enough power and clarity to be
used individually maintaining your building's aesthetics.
With low frequency extension to 90Hz, the VQ NET 60 can be combined with various
subwoofers for extended bandwidth.
Horn design involves balancing compromise…..until now.
Our unique approach in keeping what is effectively a Dual Concentric behind a single horn
gives us many performance advantages. Performance of the VQ NET 60 in terms of
accuracy & sound quality is second to none.
The VQ NET 60 incorporates a unique driver technology to radiate a coherent single point
source for superior dispersion control when coupled to a PSW™ (Point Source Waveguide).
This advanced design aligns the acoustical centres of the transducers providing a single
coherent wavefront emanating from the throat. The PSW™ waveguide achieves an optimum
balance of extremely well controlled coverage, smooth frequency response, and natural
sound character.
The low frequency section, two (12”) low frequency transducers, offers high power handling
and low power compression for exceptionally high continuous SPL capability. A newly designed
LF loading design provides the highest possible sensitivity for low/mid frequency output.
The modular approach of amplifiers, processing, monitoring and drivers designed into each
loudspeaker enables acoustic optimization for the speaker to perform as a unified whole.
The intuitive setup software, integrated processing, tuning control, performance diagnostics
and protection produces an easy to install and exceptionally high performance networkable
loudspeaker. VNET™ supports free network topology so that the loudspeakers can be
arranged in a daisy chain, linked in a star configuration or in any combination of both.
Implementation of the network between nodes is via high quality rugged Neutrik Ethercon
connectors, which are compatible with standard RJ45 plugs, and CAT5 cable. Each speaker
has a unique address for auto-location on the network.
System commissioning and ongoing venue network control, incorporating real time diagnostics
of electronics and drive unit, are all managed by the exclusive VNET™software package.
Supplied with each unit, this intuitive Windows tool controls all of the critical install,
commissioning and performance monitoring functions. A standard wireless LAN-to-serial
bridge can also be used to communicate with the network.
The VQ NET 60 is part of an expanding line up of VQ products, addressing the requirement
for compact dimensions without compromising performance in any way.
Product Description
“PSW™ Waveguide” - Point source design
(Patent applied for).
Excellent Phase Coherence
Perfect time alignment without the associated
problems of multi source interference
Compact Dimensions
Class leading directivity characteristics
Extremely high sensitivity, therefore high SPL’s can be
achieved with a very modest amount of amplifier power
Exceptional transient response
Large Houses of Worship
Large Corporate AV applications
Stadiums & other Sports facilities
Dance Clubs
Live sound – concert halls, theatres, open-air venues
VNET™ Network
Applications
Features
An RS485 interface is used for the serial data, with a twisted pair
to send and receive information to a high number of nodes over
very long distances. Operating a shared bus system, so that a
single computer can control any node on that bus, also means
that status information can be gathered from any of the devices.
The RS-485 differential signal is very robust, while its noise
immunity and long-distance capability ensure it is one of the most
popular communications methods used in industry.
Only data to control setup functions and ongoing system
diagnostics is carried over the network. As each VNET™
loudspeaker controls its own DSP functions any unforeseen
problem would be isolated to only that particular node and audio
will still be delivered.
Speakers are automatically identified on the network software
set up screen with factory default names. The name can be
edited to reflect their actual location on the network, with
physical location confirmation by selecting the ‘Flash’ function to
activate an LED mounted on the front of the loudspeaker.
The loudspeakers are fully calibrated at the factory, avoiding the
need to input the correct speaker management settings or any
dynamics at the point of install.
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