Matrix Amplification NeoLight NL212 User Manual

1 NL SERIES USER MANUAL
Thank You
Congratulations on the purchase of your new Matrix loudspeaker. Matrix products are the result of a collaboration between Designers, Engineers and Musicians with many decades of experience in the design and practical in field application of exceptionally robust, reliable and ergonomic audio equipment.
This manual will help you to get the most from your loudspeaker. For maximum benefit, it is recommended that all instructions and warnings are carefully read. Where unsure about anything, please consult a qualified technician.
For warranty service, please retain your receipt and all packaging that comes with the loudspeaker, as it has been specifically designed to transport the cabinet safely.
Unpacking
Please unpack and inspect your new loudspeaker for any damage that may have occurred during transit. If damage is found, notify the carrier immediately.
PLEASE RETAIN ALL FACTORY PACKAGING FOR ANY FUTURE POSTAL TRANSIT.
CONTENTS:
Page
Thank You 1
1. Features, Specifications and Usage.
2–3
2. Recommended Amplification 3
3. Warranty 4
4. Declaration of CE Conformity 5
CAUTION:
OBSERVE ALL SAFETY AND USAGE
INSTRUCTIONS TO AVOID POSSIBLE DAMAGE
TO EQUIPMENT AND EXPOSURE TO HAZARDS
(THIS SYMBOL UNIVERSALLY FLAGS CAUTION
NOTICES)
LETHAL VOLTAGES PRESENT AT SPEAKER, CABLE AND AMPLIFIER TERMINALS; ENSURE ALL WIRING IS SAFE AND CORRECT BEFORE
USE.
(THIS SYMBOL ALSO UNIVERSALLY FLAGS
ELECTRICAL HAZARDS)
DO NOT OPEN LOUDSPEAKER; LEAVE ALL
INTERNAL SERVICE OPERATIONS TO A
QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN.
THIS PRODUCT IS CAPABLE OF PRODUCING
SOUND PRESSURE LEVELS WHICH MAY
DAMAGE HEARING. THE USER IS
RESPONSIBLE FOR EXPOSURE LEVELS AND
USE OF HEARING PROTECTION.
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1. Features and Specifications:
The Matrix Neolight NL212 is a 2x12”, extended range, lightweight loudspeaker cabinet intended for use with electric guitars and other instruments with similar timbral characteristics. It is a passive, un-amplified cabinet - leaving the user free to choose an amplifier which meets their requirements.
The design was conceived with considerable consultation with customers and we welcome any comments and suggestions you may have in our continual quest to bring you the products you want to use.
Loudspeaker features and usage:
Economical Single Driver Cabinet Optimised for Guitar Sound Reproduction.
The NL212 is also suitable for use with other instruments with similar timbral
characteristics and non-critical monitoring applications.
It is however not recommended for use with bass guitar, drums and other instruments which depend upon reproduction of the lower bass octaves (frequencies below 55 Hz as a rough rule of thumb in this instance). Output levels are likely to be low, distorted and driver damage may result.
The sound dispersion pattern for the cabinet is typical of others in its class. It is essentially conical with a central sweet spot and softer sounding regions to the off axis extremities, this is useful for allowing greater control of sound clarity by ensuring upper treble is not transmitted and reflected significantly off surrounding surfaces, potentially muddying the sound as heard by the listener under certain situations.
Neolight Lightweight Technology
Through numerous engineering innovations design aspects of the loudspeaker and cabinet have been optimised to ensure the complete package is no heavier than it needs to be in order to perform optimally for its intended application.
We refer to these numerous optimisations collectively as Neolight Technology; You will find this design philosophy applied in many of our other products.
Cabinet Connectors support the use of 1/4” Jack and Speakon Connections.
To maintain compatibility with system configurations many musicians are familiar with, the ability to connect to the loudspeaker using 1/4” Jacks is also provided via combination dual format Speakon connectors.
We would like to recommend however that Speakon connectors are used where possible for connecting loudspeaker cabinets, as this decreases the chance of damaging equipment or electrocution through accidental exposure to the live end of an amplifier output lead, shorting, or connection to line level inputs.
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