Panasonic WS-A240 & WS-SP2A Subwoofer System User Manual


Panasonic WS-A240 & WS-SP2A Subwoofer System User Manual - cover page
Brand
Panasonic
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
14
File format
PDF
File size
495 KB
Published
03 July, 2012
Updated
16 July, 2012
MD5 checksum
1F03D737A70AA7E721D9A3E31B7012B1

About this manual

The WS‑A240 is a bass‑reflex subwoofer that works together with the WS‑SP2A line‑level subwoofer processor. This manual explains how to install the subwoofer and processor, connect speaker cables and XLR connectors, and configure signal‑processing functions for various loudspeaker systems.

Key sections include component identification, loudspeaker installation guidelines, wiring instructions, power‑handling capacity, detailed specifications for both units, rack‑mounting options, typical system configurations, and service‑personnel information.

What's inside

  • General
  • Names of Components
  • Loudspeaker Installation
  • Before Connection
  • Power Handling Capacity
  • Connection of Speaker Cables
  • Use of XLR Connectors
  • Typical System Performance
  • Rack Mounting Brackets
  • Specifications (WS-A240, WS-SP2A)

Specifications

WS‑A240 Impedance8 ohms
WS‑A240 Frequency Response±3 dB, 35 Hz to main loudspeaker transition frequency
WS‑A240 Power Capacity400 watts (EIA RS‑426A)
WS‑A240 Dimensions15‑9/16" × 21‑15/16" × 10‑3/4" (395 mm × 557 mm × 272.5 mm)
WS‑SP2A InputTwo balanced XLR inputs, +4 dB, 20 kΩ
WS‑SP2A Minimum Load Impedance600 ohms

Frequently asked questions

What is the rated power capacity of the WS‑A240 subwoofer?

The rated power capacity of the WS‑A240 is 400 watts measured in accordance with EIA RS‑426A.

What is the nominal impedance of the WS‑A240?

The nominal impedance of the WS‑A240 is 8 ohms.

How many input connectors does the WS‑SP2A processor have and what type are they?

The WS‑SP2A has two electrically balanced XLR inputs, each with +4 dB gain and 20 kΩ impedance.

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