Motion Sound SRV-112 - Manual (Page 5)

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-Cabinet placement-
• Tilt The SRV-112 can be tilted up to 50 degrees with no effect on the rotary system.
Placement The sound will vary from room to room so experiment with placement. A good
place to start is with rear casters out and the SRV-212 about a foot away from a rear wall.
-Using more than one SRV-112-
• Using one footswitch to control the speed on several SRV-112 speakers. Purchase a TRS
splitter and plug it into the control pedal’s input. Connect a TRS cord from the splitter to the
control pedal input of all SRV-112’s. Set the speed and transition times differently (if desired)
for unique effects.
• Two or more footswitches Plug a footswitch into each SRV-112. This gives the ability of
switching speeds independently creating very interesting effects. Try also setting the speeds
and transition times differently on each SRV-112.
• Amplifiers/connections An amplifier’s specified impedance range (Ohms that it can drive)
must be considered, check with your amplifier’s specification before proceeding. Connections
should be made with good speaker wire and Y splitters.
• Multiple SRV-112’s There are several possible ways of connecting multiple SRV-212’s,
phase and impedance must be considered. Two SRV-112’s in parallel = 4 Ohms. Two SRV-
112’s in series = 16 Ohms. Consult a technician if unsure as to what you need.
-Use with a stationary speaker cabinet-
• Using two amplifiers If you have an extra amplifier head to commit to the SRV-112, you will
have the capability to set the EQ separately for each speaker/amplifier combination. Use an
ABY pedal (available at most music stores) to switch your Guitar between either or both
amplifier/speakers.
• Using one amplifier If you use one amplifier, place an AB switch in the amplifier’s output
and run the switch outputs to each speaker. You may have to adjust EQ depending on which
speaker you are using at the time. Do not connect both speakers at the same time to a single
amplifier unless it can drive a 4 Ohm load.