HK Audio LUCAS NANO 600 - Manual (Page 8)

Lucas Nano 600 1.0
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4 Aiming Satellites
4.1 Vertical Alignment
To treat your audience to the most balanced audio image, always aim
LUCAS NANO 600 satellites level with their ears.
The vertical directivity of a single satellite in stereo mode is +10° x -45°.
Doubling up the satellite in Twin mode changes the overall vertical
directivity to 60°.
4.2 Horizontal Alignment
The satellites’ horizontal dispersion angle is around 90°. Depending on
room size and whether it’s a mono or stereo setup, you may want to
turn the satellites in towards the audience area.
Stereo Mono
5 Example Applications
You’ll find more examples of applications, configurations and setups in
the appendix starting on page 58, including setups for:
• Presentations
• Entertainers
• Instrument/ vocals with live recording
• Keyboard monitoring on stage
• E-drum monitoring at home
• Personal monitoring for e-drums
• DJs
• Setup, cabling and alignment when using two LUCAS NANO 600
systems
6 Technical Specifi cations
Subwoofer
Power output 300 W @ 8 ohms
Dimensions (WxHxD) 35 x 49 x 47 cm
Weight 13.9 kg / 30.86 lbs
Satellite Single (1 Top) Twin (2 Tops)
Power output 80 W @ 8 ohms 160 W @ 4 ohms
Dimensions (WxHxD) 14,5 x 14,5 x 13,5 cm 14,5 x 28 x 13,5 cm
Weight 1.2 kg / 2.65 lbs 2.4 kg / 5.29 lbs
General Technical Specifications
Peak current:
3 A / 220-240 V AC • 6 A / 100-120 V AC
Current consumption pursuant to EN 60065:*
0.7 A / 220-240 V AC • 1.5 A / 100-120 V AC
Inrush current: 70 A at 120 V and 230 V
*) Current consumption (mains power) was measured at the internal amplifier‘s output at
1/8 power by inputting a sine wave as specified in the EN60065 standard. This value represents
the average current drawn from the mains grid when operating the system with standard
music signals.