Art 311 Crossover 2way Stereo

ART 311 Details

311 - 2way Crossover w/ Subwoofer Out Overview

The 311 Crossover may be used as a stereo 2-way crossover network and has the addition of the subwoofer output for low-end frequency reinforcement. It employs 24dB / octave state-variable, Fourth-order Linkwitz-Riley filters that guarantee properly phased outputs at all frequencies which is optimal for the proper acoustic summing of common signals from adjacent drivers in the crossover region. Each channel features independent high and low output level controls and a crossover frequency rotary control which covers a wide range (250hz to 6khz). All three outputs have a 30 cycle low cut switch to eliminate low-end rumble. The subwoofer features an independent output level and rotary control for frequencies in the 50hz to 250hz range.

Features:

311 - 2way Crossover w/ Subwoofer Out Features
Stereo 2-way crossover
Subwoofer output
Fourth-order Linkwitz-Riley filters (24dB / octave state-variable)
Independent high and low output level controls
Crossover frequency rotary control (250hz to 6khz)
30 cycle low cut switch
Independent output level and rotary control (50hz to 250hz)

ART 311 Specs

311 - 2way Crossover w/ Subwoofer Out Specifications
Controls CMRR: >75dB (typical @ 1kHz)
Crossover Filters Fourth-order Linkwitz-Riley, 24dB/octave, state-variable
Crossover Frequency Ranges 250Hz to 6kHz
Dimensions 5.5in D x 19.0in W x 1.75in H
Dynamic Range >114dB
Filter Type SUBWOOFER: Two-pole Butterworth, 12dB/ octave
Frequency Response 10Hz to 40kHz, +/–.5dB
Input Impedance 100K Ohms
Input/Output Connections XLR: 1/4in TRS, balanced - 1/4in: TS, unbalanced
Maximum Input Level +21dBu
Maximum Output Level +21dBu
Output Impedance 220 Ohms
Power USA: 110 –125V AC/50 - 60hz/15 W
Power Requirements 110–125V AC/50-60hz/15W (USA)
Range SUBWOOFER: 50Hz to 250Hz
Signal to Noise Ratio >95dB, Ref: 0dBu, 20Hz to 20kHz, unweighted
Total Harmonic Distortion <0.01% (20Hz-20kHz, 0dBu)
Weight 4.85 lbs. (2.2 kg)

 

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