Yamaha S4115HII Sound Reinforcement Speaker System Operating Manual


Yamaha S4115HII Sound Reinforcement Speaker System Operating Manual - cover page
Brand
Yamaha
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
8
File format
PDF
File size
603 KB
Published
13 June, 2012
Updated
13 June, 2012
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About this manual

The Yamaha S4115HII is a professional sound reinforcement speaker system featuring a front-loaded horn bass-reflex enclosure. It utilizes a 38 cm carbon cone woofer and a high-performance HF driver with a horn combination to deliver balanced audio reproduction across low and mid-to-high frequencies. The unit includes an input panel with an adjustable H.F. LEVEL control for optimizing performance in various operating conditions.

This manual provides instructions on connecting the speaker to mixers or power amplifiers, including parallel connection guidelines. It details installation procedures such as replacing phone jacks with XLR connectors and explains the function of the high-frequency level controller. The document also includes a comprehensive list of technical specifications, performance graphs, and service information.

What's inside

  • CONNECTIONS
  • INSTALLATION OF XLR TYPE CONNECTORS
  • H.F. LEVEL Controller
  • SPECIFICATIONS
  • SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
  • DIMENSIONS
  • PERFORMANCE GRAPHS
  • SERVICE

Specifications

Frequency Range50Hz to 16kHz
Power Capacity (Program)240W
Power Capacity (Max.)480W
Nominal Impedance8 ohms
Sensitivity103dB SPL (With 1W at 1m on-axis)
Crossover Frequency1.6kHz
Enclosure TypeFront loaded-horn, Bass reflex type
Dimensions (W x H x B)632 x 827 x 457 mm
Weight (With caster)56.0kg (123.2 lbs)

Frequently asked questions

What is the nominal impedance of the S4115HII?

The nominal impedance of the S4115HII is 8 ohms.

Can I connect more than two speaker units in parallel?

No, you should never connect more than two speaker units in parallel unless using a power amplifier designed to operate with a load impedance lower than 4 ohms.

How do I adjust the high-frequency level?

Turn the H.F. LEVEL knob left to reduce the level by 1.6 kHz or more, and turn it toward MAX to increase it by 1.6 kHz or more.

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