Crown EOL - End Of Line Box for HiQnet SystemsThe EOL box is used as an End of Line (EOL) termination in audio systems that use a 20kHz pilot tone to detect open and short conditions. The termination is placed at the farthest end of the loudspeaker circuit. Unlike most loudspeakers the EOL box is reactive at 20kHz such that the resulting current can be measured using HiQnet Audio Architect software. If the circuit is either opened or shorted, the measured 20kHz current will change. The EOL box

Two mics may be mixed to feed the mic or line level input of a power amplifier

In addition to the microphone's native 40Hz-20kHz response a selectable high-pass filter at 80Hz is available

Competitive features meet a competitive price in this modern classic which features a patented Four Degrees of Freedom boom arm

The US-16x08 includes both headphone and line output volume controls

Converts -10db to balanced XLR mic level

An optional model with a built-in 100W autoformer with taps at 100W

where the requirements for lateral acoustic separation are higher

1/4-wave whip antenna for use with the standard M-216 transmitter

SoundTubeÕs RS1001i-II-T 10-inch subwoofer may be used with bass down to 38 Hz

Individual Level controls

Factory-available assemblies and card kits allow a technician to customize these spare locations to accept a 6- or 7-pin XLR-type headset or to bring the auxiliary relay contacts or tally output to an XLR connector

and servomechanisms