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QSC K12 Series portable speaker
Mon, 21 Nov 2011Portable powered poudspeakers
K12 Series Portable Speaker
Lightweight portable powered speakers with legendary QSC amplifier power and reliability 1000 watt continuous Class D power modules in all models
Extensive DSP enhances system performance attractive and professional appearance
Rugged ABS enclosures (K8, K10 and K12)
Tour-grade 18 gauge steel grilles
Comfortable ergonomic handles
35 mm pole sockets with Tilt-Direct™ (fullrange models)
M10 rigging points for suspended installation (fullrange models)
K10 and K12 perform as main PA or stage monitors
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The QSC K12 K10 & K8 PA systems extensive DSP processing is employed throughout, providing levels of sonic clarity and total output that defy the system's size and weight.
Premium-grade materials, advanced construction processes and multiple mounting and suspension options allow for a wide range of live and installed applications.
The K12 K10 & K8 PA system combo XLR and 1/4" TRS inputs accept both Mic and Line Level input while a set of RCA inputs (except KSub) allow additional connectivity to portable MP3 players, CD players and line-level mixers.
Up to three audio sources can be mixed internally and summed to a balanced output for "daisy-chaining" of multiple units. Separate direct outputs are also provided on each channel for additional output flexibility.
On-board switches provide preset EQ settings. The HF setting (full-range models) can be set to VOCAL BOOST for additional presence in the critical mid-frequency area or FLAT for accurate reproduction of the incoming signal. The LF switch can be set to NORM, DEEP™ for additional bass extension, or EXT SUB (full-range models) for use with an external subwoofer.
The rear panel LED switch can be set to POWER, illuminating the front-mounted LED when the unit is powered on, OFF for applications where it is not desirable to illuminate the front LED, or LIMIT which indicates to the system operator that the clip limiter circuit has been engaged during operation.
