Presented by
Darren Butt -
Yorkville Product Specialist
Paraline
Series
PSA1 -
Compact Full
Range Active Loudspeaker
Yorkville Sound's Paraline Series active full range loudspeaker system delivers the clarity and precision of a complex line array system in a compact, user friendly format. Innovative cabinet design uses Yorkville Sound's proven Paraline high frequency lens technology pioneered in our flagship
VTC Elevation Series line array cabinets.
Two
BMS 1.75-inch compression drivers mounted to the patented Paraline lens delivers a focused 15-degree vertical dispersion and wide
110 degree horizontal coverage. Four high quality 18
Sound 6-inch woofers provide a tight and ultra responsive low frequency program.
PSA1 Paraline
Lens Technology
The heart of the PSA1 design is the high frequency Para-Line lens.
Invented by Tom Danley, this patented technology transforms a
point source into a uni-phase plane wave, allowing multiple high frequency drivers to sum coherently in the vertical plane without self-interference. This innovative design provides an effective impedance transformation while at the same time adjusting the path length in a continuously variable way creating a dispersion pattern with the same characteristics as that of a much deeper conventional horn.
The Paraline Lens eliminates the impractical depth needed to make a conventional horn that would sum into a non-interfering source needed for multiple cabinet arrays
. In the case of the PSA1, a vertical dispersion pattern of 15° is achieved with a Paraline lens less than one inch deep, where a conventional horn design would need to be several metres in length.
Innovative
Multiple Woofer Configuration
Four 6-inch high power woofers mounted on the "V" shaped front baffle /horn utilize the entire front surface area of the cabinet to increase loading on the drivers and control pattern coverage at lower frequencies. This unique four woofer design increases power handling while reducing power compression by spreading the work load out over four long excursion voice coils and heat sinks (magnets).
Designed for
Live Sound in the
Real World
Rugged injection molded
ABS cabinet and
Neodymium magnet woofers minimize overall cabinet weight making a full system transport and set-up can easily be handled with a single
operator. Designed to deliver maximum performance with minimum complication, the PSA1's integrated power amplifiers and internal
DSP mean no external processing is required.
Direct connect to mixer source and set system levels, and the system is ready for the show.
Highly efficient amplifier design means each PSA1 draws less than 3 amps in typical operation meaning up to four cabinets can operate safely on a standard 15 amp service. This allows efficient set up using AC loop thru connections on the PSA1 while avoiding nuisance tripping of mains breakers. This also minimizes the need for multiple extension cables or access to multiple house circuits often needed for an active PA setup.
Ideal for mobile PA applications in venues where access to complex trussing or roof hangs isn't practical, the Yorkville PSA1 cabinet mounts quickly and securely on a typical speaker stand. Innovative dual position stand mount offers two potential cabinet angles for expanded setup options. Up to two PSA1 cabinets can be stacked safely and securely on a single traditional stand.
Features
Ultra High Performance Compact Active PA
System
Uses Patented Paraline
Horn Lens Technology
(from Yorkville Sound's
Flagship VTC Elevation Series
Vertical Array Touring
Systems)
High quality Speaker
Components
(including 18 Sound 6-inch Woofers and BMS
Compression Drivers)
Focused 15° Vertical
Dispersion for
Minimum Interference Between Arrayed Cabinets
Wide 110°
Horizontal Dispersion
Pattern
Manufactured Using Light-weight/
Strong ABS
Cabinet Material
Stacks using
Standard Speaker
Stand on
Integrated Dual Angle Stand
Mount Adaptor
(
Maximum Two Cabinets per stand)
Installation Hardware Available
Up to Four PSA1 Cabinets Can Be
Easily Powered on one 15 Amp
Circuit
Made in Canada
- published: 20 Mar 2013
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