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Re: Yorkville TX4 speaker protection circuitHello:I use TX4 cabs for some of my applications....they are terrific. I use the appropriate Yorkville processor (TX4P) for processing.It is my understanding that the speaker protection comes from the Yorkville processor and is triggered by the sense cables.Once a signal starts overdriving the power amps the processor clamps down on the signal, thus protecting the horn and woofer.Since the cabs are biamp only, one would assume (?) that there is no crossover in the cab (as the processor does crossover duty).Have you tried the appropriate processor?Mike M
Re: Yorkville TX4 speaker protection circuit
Hello:
I use TX4 cabs for some of my applications....they are terrific. I use the appropriate Yorkville processor (TX4P) for processing.
It is my understanding that the speaker protection comes from the Yorkville processor and is triggered by the sense cables.
Once a signal starts overdriving the power amps the processor clamps down on the signal, thus protecting the horn and woofer.
Since the cabs are biamp only, one would assume (?) that there is no crossover in the cab (as the processor does crossover duty).
Have you tried the appropriate processor?
Mike M
