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Community R-Series Application Guide — Page 15
Qty Model Comments
1 R2-94Z For coverage of the bleachers to the right of the pole
1 R2-52Z For coverage of the center bleachers and bleachers farthest from the pole
1 R.5HP For coverage of the bleachers nearest the pole
Based on cost comparison scale: $ = lower cost, $$$$$ = higher cost
System Cost Estimate—$$
Feedback, Artificial Echoes and the Announcer’s Echo
R2
Feedback is unlikely in this system because the loudspeakers are a long distance from the microphone. There’s no chance
of artificial echoes in this design since all the loudspeakers are in one location. Real echoes are possible, of course, so try
to aim the loudspeakers away from any nearby walls or buildings. It’s also possible that an announcer in the press box will
hear an echo of his or her voice. The same problem can occur for an announcer on the field. See Page 9 for ways to
minimize these problems.
Alternate Loudspeaker Choices and 70/100 Volt Systems
Add R2SUBZ loudspeakers for extended low frequency response. Most Community R-Series and WET Series loud-
speakers are available in 70/100-volt versions. Higher-powered versions, like the R1 or R2, can utilize optional (external)
70/100-volt transformers. This makes it possible to use smaller gauge wire to the loudspeaker location which helps re-
duce the overall system cost.
As a lower-cost, alternative design substitute Community’s R1-94Z for the R2-94Z, the R1-64Z for the R2-52Z and an R.5
-66Z for the R.5HP. This alternative design will cover the facility well but will not reach “rock ‘n’ roll” levels.
R.5HP
R-SERIES LOUDSPEAKERS USED IN THIS DESIGN
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