NEXT SP12 Source Speaker User Guide

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components.

Use appropriate brackets for ceiling or wall mounting as per
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Q: Is this product suitable for commercial use?

A: Yes, this product is intended for professional use.
Commercial use is subject to national regulations.

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Contents

Safety and Warnings

1.1

Certificates of Conformity

1.2

Warranty

1.3

End of Life

Introduction and Overview

2.1

Introduction

2.2 Unpacking

2.3 Overview

2.4

Specifications

Cabling and Amplification

3.1

Amplifier Layout

3.2

Wiring Diagram

3.3

LCD Screen and Menu

3.4

LEDs

3.4.1 Status LED

3.4.2 ETH/AES Connector LED

3.5

Preset List

3.6

Signal Distribution

3.7

Power Distribution

Mechanical Configurations

4.1

Rigging and Suspension Safety

4.2

Horn Rotation

4.3

Vertical Fly Frame Single SP12

4.4 Vertical Fly Frame Two SP12

4.5

Vertical Fly Frame Three SP12

4.6

Horizontal Fly Frame One SP12

4.7

Horizontal Fly Frame Two SP12

4.8

Horizontal Fly Frame Three SP12

4.9

Truss Mount from Vertical U-Shape Bracket for SP12

4.10 Pole Mount from Vertical U-Shape Bracket for SP12

4.11 Vertical U-Shape Bracket for Ceiling Mounting

4.12 Horizontal U-Shape Bracket for Ceiling Mounting SP12

4.13 Horizontal U-Shape Bracket for Wall Mounting SP12

4.14 Pole Mount

4.15 Rain Cover

Accessories

1 Safety and Warnings

The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol

within an equilateral triangle is intended to

alert the user to the presence of uninsulated

“dangerous voltage” within the product’s

enclosure that may be of sufficient

magnitude to constitute a risk of electrical This equipment is intended for professional use.

shock.

Therefore, commercial use of this equipment is subject

to the respectively applicable national accident

The exclamation mark within an equilateral prevention rules and regulations. As a manufacturer,

triangle is intended to alert the user to NEXT-proaudio is obligated to notify you formally about

the presence of important operating and the existence of potential health risks. Hearing damage

maintenance instructions

due to high volume and prolonged exposure: When in

use, this product is capable of producing high sound-

· Read these instructions

pressure levels (SPL) that can lead to irreversible hearing

· Keep these instructions

damage in performers, employees, and audience

· Heed all warnings

members.

· Follow all instructions

For this reason, avoid prolonged exposure to volumes in

· Use the equipment only for its intended purpose as excess of 90dB.

instructed in this manual

· Before installing, observe the applicable safety ATTENTION! Because of the continuous evolution of

regulations for your country

techniques and standards, NEXT-proaudio reserves the

· Always check if the equipment is installed securely right to change the specifications of its products without

and will not fall

warning. For the most updated version of this manual and

· Never install close to ignition or heat sources such general information about this and other products, please

as radiators, ovens or any other apparatus that visit our website www.nextaudiogroup.com.

produce heat.

· Do not use or install the equipment near water or 1.1 Certificates of Conformity
exposed to rain

· If the equipment is not functioning properly or has Certificates of conformity can be found at: been damaged in any way, switch it off immediately

· Do not open or try to service the equipment. It may https://www.nextaudiogroup.com/en/apoio-aoonly be repaired by authorized, qualified personnel cliente/downloads

· Clean the equipment using only a clean dry cloth

Do not operate the unit for an extended period with the sound distorting

1.2 Warranty

Never remove the cover, because otherwise there may be a risk of electric shock. There are no user

Warranty details can be found at:

serviceable parts inside. Have repairs carried out only by qualified service personnel.

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1.3 End of Life

When to be definitively put out of operation, take the product to a local recycling plant for a disposal which is not harmful to the environment. Devices marked with this symbol must not be disposed of as household waste. Contact your retailer or local authorities for more information.

2 Introduction and Overview
2.1 Introduction
Thank you for purchasing a NEXT SP12. This manual will provide you with useful and important information about your NEXT SP12. Please devote some time reading this manual and keep it at hand for future reference. NEXT-proaudio is concerned with your safety and well-being so please follow all instructions and heed all warnings. A better understanding of specific features of the SP12 will help you to operate your system to its full potential. With a continuous evolution of techniques and standards NEXT-proaudio reserves the right to change the specifications of its products without warning. For the latest information please visit: www.nextaudiogroup.com.
2.2 Unpacking
Each NEXT SP12 line array element is built in Europe (Portugal) by NEXT-proaudio, according to the highest standards and thoroughly inspected before it leaves the factory. When unpacking your SP12 please examine it carefully for any signs of transit damage and inform your dealer immediately if any is found. NEXT-proaudio recommends that you retain the original packaging so that the system can be repackaged in future if necessary. Please note that NEXT-proaudio and its authorized distributors cannot accept any responsibility for damage to any returned product using non-approved packaging.
2.3 Overview
The new SP12 is a high-output, full-range, 3-way point-source system designed for exceptional sound reinforcement in a wide range of applications. SP12 is a cutting-edge solution incorporating dual 12-inch neodymium LF drivers and an advanced coaxial 2-way ring radiator, coupled with an externally rotatable 80° x 45° waveguide. This waveguide combined with the dipolar configuration of the 12-inch drivers ensures controlled directivity down to approximately 500 Hz, maintaining consistent dispersion pattern. This precision-engineered technology guarantees crystalclear audio reproduction and impressive directional control. To fulfill all performance needs, the SP12 is equipped with a powerful, ultra-efficient 3-channel, network-capable Class D amplifier, providing a peak output of 3,840 W. The onboard advanced DSP operates at a 96kHz sampling rate, monitored via
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2 Introduction and Overview
X-NET Software for precise sound management. An intuitive graphical interface, enables effortless control and real-time monitoring of all audio systems within a venue. The system automatically discovers and maps the network positions of cascaded speakers for seamless integration and management. The X-NET provides individual control over key parameters such as equalization, level, phase and delay and allows unlimited groups to be created, enabling multiple units to be grouped and managed collectively. The system’s automatic fallback feature ensures maximum reliability, providing input signal redundancy between analogue and digital (AES or Dante) sources. Whether used for portable applications or permanent installations, the SP12 is engineered to excel in corporate and political events, sports arenas, stadiums, houses of worship, theatrical sound reinforcement, theme parks, concert halls, nightclubs, small festivals, live band performances, mobile DJ setups, and side-fills.
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2 Introduction and Overview

2.4 Specifications

Frequency Response (-6dB) Low Frequency Extension (-10dB) Nominal Coverage (-6dB) RMS Power Amplifier Technology
DSP Technology Latency DSP Adjustable Parameters
DSP Presets Delay Adjustment Control Type
Maximum SPL (calculated) Low Frequency Driver High Frequency Driver Audio Signal Inputs/Outputs Input/Output Connectors Protections Operating Temperature Range Cooling Type Power Supply
Power Input Mains Connector Power Consumption Recommended Subwoofer Special Features Fittings Handles Grille Construction
Finish Dimensions (WxHxD) Net Weight Shipping Weight

48 Hz – 21000 Hz 45 Hz
80° H x 45° V Hand Rotatable Horn 1920W (LF:1500W | MF:245W | HF:175W) 3-Channel UMAC Class D – Full Bandwidth PWM Modulator With Ultra-Low Distortion 96 kHz / 40 bit SHARC DSP 1.5 ms Filters: PEQ, FIR, hi/lo-shelving, all-pass, band-pass, hi/lo-pass | Limiters: RMS Voltage, Peak Voltage | Groups: Mute, Delay, Level, Polarity, EQ 24 (3 User Presets) 500ms (172m) on Input + 400ms (138m) on Groups Control via LCD and Encoder on the Back Panel | Control via Software using Ethernet – Max. Cable Length 70m 142dB (AES75) 2 x 12″ / 3″ VC, Neodymium, B&C Custom Speaker 1 x 1.4″ Neodymium Coaxial Ring Radiator Driver (MF: 3″ VC | HF: 2″ VC) Analogue | AES (AESOP) 1 x XLR | 1 x Neutrik EtherCON® Clip Limiter | Temperature | Over Current | DC Protection | HF Protection 0° C – 40° C External Aluminium Heat Sink with Internal Speed Controlled Fan UREC Universal Mains Switch Mode Power Supply (SMPS) with Power Factor Correction (PFC) and Standby Converter AC 100V – 240V 50Hz/60Hz Dual (IN/OUT) Neutrik powerCON TRUE1 TOP®
425W LAs518A Speaker Cabinet Auto-Identification via Software 16 x M8 threaded inserts | 1 x M20 pole mount socket 1 on Each Side, 2 on the Back Black Perforated Steel Multi-Laminate Birch Plywood
Semi-Matte Black Polyurea Coating 830 x 370 x 445 mm (32.7 x 14.6 x 17.5 in) 36 kg (79.4lbs) 38.5 kg (84.9lbs)

3 Cabling and Amplification

3.1 Amplifier Layout

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1. LCD Screen 2. Analogue In (XLR) 3. Analogue Out (XLR) 4. ETH/AESOP In (Neutrik® etherCON) 5. ETH/AESOP Out (Neutrik® etherCON) 6. Encoder

7. Status LED 8. Power In
(Neutrik® PowerCON TRUE1 TOP) 9. Power Out
(Neutrik® PowerCON TRUE1 TOP)

3 Cabling and Amplification

3.2 Wiring Diagram
Power Supply + –
Power Supply + + –
+ –

Power In Signal In

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3.3 LCD Screen and Menu
At start up the load screen will display for about four seconds. NEXT- p roaudi o

After that the main menu screen will display:

* 4 : FLAT

SP12 2

S-A

1. Displays the current active preset. 2. Displays the name of the device. 3. Displays the amplifier state. The letters displayed have the following meaning:

O: System is running normally E: Error on AMP connection state -: No connection Input state L: AES-input locked

S: Amp is starting up C: PC is connected A: Analogue input U: AES-input unlocked

To access the settings menu push the encoder. Rotate the encoder and push again to select the required setting. Select the setting using the encoder, to return to the main menu simply wait for four seconds. The settings menu is as follows:

0. Main Menu 1. Volume 2. Delay 3. Load Preset 4. Set IP 5. Set Subnet

6. Select input 7. System temp 8. Backlight 9. Info A. Amp state

All of this information can be accessed and changed via the X-NET control software. For more information and guidance on its use go to the download section of the SP12 product page: https://www.nextaudiogroup.com/en/product/sp12/

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3.4 LEDs
3.4.1 Status LED
The status LED, see section 3.1, has the following meaning: · Solid Green: analogue signal present · Red Blinking: analogue input clip · Solid Red: AES locked

3.4.1 ETH/AES Connector LED

The ETH/AES connectors have two LED indicators above them as shown in the diagram.

1. A standard Ethernet indicator and flashes

green when the connection is active.

2. This LED indicates the AESOP connection. If

the LED is inactive then AESOP is not selected. If flashing yellow then AESOP is selected but

not locked. A solid yellow light indicates the

AESOP is selected and locked.

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3.5 Preset List

Preset Number 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
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13
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15 16 17
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20
21 22 23
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Display Name
USER_PRESET_1 USER_PRESET_2 USER_PRESET_2 FLAT FLAT_HP80 FLAT_LF3DB CLOSE_LISTENING CLOSE_LIST_HP80 LONG_THROW LONG_THROW_HP80 INDOOR
INDOOR_HP80
CLUB
CLUB_HP80
WALL WALL_HP80 WALL_CLOSE
WALL_CLOSE_HP80
WALL_CLUB
WALL_CLUB_HP80
COUPLED COUPLED_HP80 COUPLED_CLOSE
COUPLED_CLS_HP80

Description
Location to store a user preset. Default: Flat Location to store a user preset. Default: Flat Location to store a user preset. Default: Flat Preset for 1 unit in Flat – Full-range Preset for 1 unit in Flat – High Pass 80Hz Preset for 1 unit in Flat (+3dB Boost from 200Hz to 20Hz) – Full-Range Preset for 1 unit in Close Listening application – Full-Range Preset for 1 unit in Close Listening application – High Pass 80Hz Preset for 1 unit in Long Throw application – Full-Range Preset for 1 unit in Long Throw application – High Pass 80Hz Preset for 1 unit in Indoor application (Highly Reverberant Venues) Full-Range Preset for 1 unit in Indoor application (Highly Reverberant Venues) High Pass 80Hz Preset for 1 unit in Club application (LF Boost + MID/HIGH Softened) – Full-Range Preset for 1 unit in Club application (LF Boost + MID/HIGH Softened) – High Pass 80Hz Preset for 1 unit with wall bracket in Flat – Full-Range Preset for 1 unit with wall bracket in Flat – High Pass 80Hz Preset for 1 unit with wall bracket in Close Listening application (MID/ HIGH Softened) – Full-Range Preset for 1 unit with wall bracket in Close Listening application (MID/ HIGH Softened) – High Pass 80Hz Preset for 1 unit with wall bracket in Club application (LF Boost + MID/HIGH Softened) – Full-Range Preset for 1 unit with wall bracket in Club application (LF Boost + MID/HIGH Softened) – High Pass 80Hz Preset for 2 or 3 units coupled with frame in Flat – Full-Range Preset for 2 or 3 units coupled with frame in Flat – High Pass 80Hz Preset for 2 or 3 units coupled with frame in Close Listening application (MID/HIGH Softened) – Full-Range Preset for 2 or 3 units coupled with frame in Close Listening application (MID/HIGH Softened) – High Pass 80Hz

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3.6 Signal Distribution

In this first example the analogue cable is only supplied to the first unit and from there is distributed by AESOP using the ethernet cable.

Control In

AESOP
(AES + Control)

AESOP Out
(AES + Control)

Analogue In

A redundancy can be added by linking the cabinets with XLR cable.

Control In

AESOP
(AES + Control)

AESOP Out
(AES + Control)

Analogue In

Analogue Out

It is also possible to connect AES directly (XLR cable) from a mixer, using the NEXT AESOP Converter. The AESOP Converter will mix both AES and control signals into one single AESOP ethernet cable.

Control In (ETH)
AES In (XLR)

AESOP
(AES + Control)
AESOP Converter

AESOP
(AES + Control)

AESOP Out
(AES + Control)

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In this example if the AESOP signal is interrupted for any reason, the DSP will switch to the analogue signal instantly (fallback option must be enabled on X-NET software). This method is highly recommended when redundancy is needed.

Control In (ETH)
AES In (XLR)
Analogue In

AESOP
(AES + Control)
AESOP Converter

AESOP
(AES + Control)

AESOP Out
(AES + Control)
Analogue Out

Maximum Ethernet cable distance between devices is 70 m. NEXT-proaudio advises using CAT6 S/FTP cable

3.7 Power Distribution
When linking units for power distribution the following is the maximum units that can be linked:

Voltage 230 V 110 V

SP12 Max 4 units Max 2 units

LAs518A Max 2 units Max 1 unit

4 Mechanical Configurations
4.1 Rigging and Suspension Safety
· Before rigging or suspending NEXT SP12 systems, inspect all components and all hardware for any signs of damage or missing parts.
· If you find any damaged, corroded or deformed parts, do not use them, replace them immediately.
· Do not use hardware that isn’t load rated or that its rating is not enough to handle the system’s weight with a good safety factor (5 minimum). Don’t forget that the hardware won’t just hold the systems weight. It must be sturdy enough to handle dynamic forces, like winds for example, without any part deformation. NEXT-proaudio advises customers to contact a licensed, professional engineer regarding equipment installation.
· NEXT SP12 system installation should only be carried out by qualified personnel. · Always use adequate protective clothing and equipment to prevent
possible injuries. · Only install the systems on solid, levelled ground and isolate the surrounding
area during installation and operation, to prevent general public presence near the systems. · Be sure to understand and follow all local and national regulations regarding equipment installation. · Failure to comply with these instructions may result on injury or death.
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4 Mechanical Configurations
4.2 Horn Rotation
Step 1: Take each side of the horn rotation mechanism in your hand and rotate in the desired direction.
Step 2: Once the horn is rotated into place you will feel the mechanism within the speaker lock into place while the dispersion is displayed on exterior of the mechanism.
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4 Mechanical Configurations
4.2 Horn Rotation
80° 45°
When set to 80° the dispersion will be as shown above.
45° 80°
When set to 45° the dispersion will be as shown above.
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4 Mechanical Configurations
4.3 Vertical Fly Frame Single SP12

Step 1: Remove all four M8 countersink bolts from the side of the top of the cabinet as shown.

Step 2: Place the SP12 VFF on top of the cabinet with the shackle already in the desired angle position.

Step 3: Fix the plate into position using all four of the M8 handle screws and washers provided.
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4 Mechanical Configurations
4.4 Vertical Fly Frame Two SP12

Step 1: Ensure that all cabinets to be used have the horn mechanism set to the 80° position.

Step 2: Remove all four M8 countersink bolts from the side of the top of each of the cabinets as shown.

Step 3: Place the SP12 VFF on top of the cabinet with the shackle already in the desired angle position.

0° 22° 40°
NOTE: It is possible to choose different angles (0°, 22° or 40°) depending on which hole is used.
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4 Mechanical Configurations
4.4 Vertical Fly Frame Two SP12

Step 4: Fix the plate into position using all four of the M8 socket head bolts, spring washers and washers provided.
NOTE: Do NOT use the handle screws for this configuration.

Step 5: Raise the cabinets and remove all four countersink bolts for the bottom of the cabinet as shown

Step 6: Fix the link plate into position using all four countersink bolts and then raise into position.
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4 Mechanical Configurations
4.5 Vertical Fly Frame Three SP12
Step 1: Follow the steps as described in 4.4 adding another cabinet to using the VFF and Link Bracket. NOTE: Never fly more than three cabinets as this will exceed the working load.
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4 Mechanical Configurations
4.6 Horizontal Fly Frame One SP12

Step 1: Remove all four M8 bolts for the top and bottom side of the cabinet as shown.

Step 2: Place the SP12 HFF into position on the cabinet with the shackle already in the desired angle position.

Step 3: Insert all four M8 countersink bolts back into the positions that were removed in step 1.
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4 Mechanical Configurations
4.7 Horizontal Fly Frame Two SP12

Step 1: Ensure that all cabinets to be used have the horn mechanism set to the 80° position.

Step 2: Follow the steps as described in 4.6 then remove all four M8 bolts from the top and bottom sides as shown.

Step 3: Place the SP12 Link Bracket into position top and bottom and fix it in place with the M8 bolts.

Step 4: Place the second cabinet into position and fix it to the link bracket with the M8 bolts.
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4 Mechanical Configurations
4.8 Horizontal Fly Frame Three SP12

Step 1: Follow the steps as described in 4.6 then remove all both M8 bolts from the top and bottom sides as shown.

Step 2: Fix another SP12 Link Bracket as shown using both M8 countersink bolts on both sides.

Step 2: Fix another SP12 Link Bracket as shown on both sides.
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For applications that require increased tilt add another frame to the bottom cabinet. NOTE: Never fly more than three cabinets as this will exceed the working load

4 Mechanical Configurations
4.9 Truss Mount from Vertical U-Shape Bracket for SP12

Step 1: Fix the truss clamp to the bracket as shown using all fasteners provided.

Step 2: Remove the M10 and all three M6 bolts form the size of the cabinet as shown.

Step 3: Fix the spacer place to the cabinet using two of the M6 six bolts on the rear side of the cabinet as shown.

Note: In this configuration leave this bolt position open for fixing later. This will allow a rotation angle of +10° to -90°.
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4 Mechanical Configurations
4.9 Truss Mount from Vertical U-Shape Bracket for SP12

Step 4: Lower the U-bracket into position and fix with the two M10 handle screws provided.

Step 5: Once the cabinet is fixed onto the truss with the lifting gear still in position fix the cabinet to the desired angle using the M6 bolt and washer provided.

4 Mechanical Configurations
4.10 Pole Mount from Vertical U-Shape Bracket for SP12

Step 1: Fix the U-Shape Bracket to Tripod Adapter (sold separately) to the bracket as shown using all fasteners provided.

Step 2: Remove the M10 and all three M6 bolts form the size of the cabinet as shown.

Step 3: Fix the spacer place to the cabinet using two of the M6 six bolts on the rear side of the cabinet as shown.

Note: In this configuration leave this bolt position open for fixing later. This will allow a rotation angle of +60° to -90°.
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4 Mechanical Configurations
4.10 Pole Mount from Vertical U-Shape Bracket for SP12

Step 4: Lower the U-bracket into position and fix with the two M10 handle screws provided.

Step 5: Fix the cabinet to the desired angle using the M6 bolt and washer provided.

4 Mechanical Configurations
4.10 Pole Mount from Vertical U-Shape Bracket for SP12
Step 6: With two people lower the cabinet into position of the pole.
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4 Mechanical Configurations
4.11 Vertical U-Shape Bracket for Ceiling Mounting

Step 1: Fix the bracket in place. NOTE: Fasteners not provided, it is the users responsibility NOTE: Only one cabinet may be attached to a U-Shape bracket NOTE: Not suitable for wall mounting

Step 2: Remove the M10 and all three M6 bolts form the size of the cabinet as shown.

Step 3: Fix the spacer place to the cabinet using two of the M6 six bolts on the rear side of the cabinet as shown.
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Note: In this configuration leave this bolt position open for fixing later.
This will allow a rotation angle of +10° to -90°.

4 Mechanical Configurations
4.11 Vertical U-Shape Bracket for Ceiling Mounting

Step 4: With the lifting gear in place use the M10 handle screws and washers provided to fix the cabinet in place.

Step 5: Rotate the cabinet into the desired position and fix into place using the bolt and washer provided.

4 Mechanical Configurations
4.12 Horizontal U-Shape Bracket for Ceiling Mounting SP12

Step 1: Fix the bracket in place. NOTE: Fasteners not provided, it is the users responsibility NOTE: Only one cabinet may be attached to a U-Shape bracket

Step 2: Remove the M10 and all four M6 countersink bolts from the top and bottom of the cabinet.

Step 3: Fix the spacer plate to the cabinet using three of the countersink bolts top and bottom leaving one free as shown.
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Note: In this configuration leave this bolt position open for fixing later.
This will allow a rotation angle of ±90°.

4 Mechanical Configurations
4.12 Horizontal U-Shape Bracket for Ceiling Mounting SP12

Step 4: With the lifting gear in place use the M10 handle screws and washers provided to fix the cabinet in place.

Step 5: Rotate the cabinet into the desired position and fix into place using the bolt and washer provided.

4 Mechanical Configurations
4.13 Horizontal U-Shape Bracket for Wall Mounting SP12

Step 1: Fix the bracket in place. NOTE: Fasteners not provided, it is the users responsibility NOTE: Only one cabinet may be attached to a U-Shape bracket

Step 2: Remove the M10 and all four M6 countersink bolts from the top and bottom of the cabinet.

Step 3: Fix the spacer plate to the cabinet using three of the countersink bolts top and bottom leaving one free as shown.
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Note: In this configuration leave this bolt position open for fixing later.
This will allow a rotation angle of ±90°.

4 Mechanical Configurations
4.13 Horizontal U-Shape Bracket for Wall Mounting SP12

Step 4: With the lifting gear in place use the M10 handle screws and washers provided to fix the cabinet in place.

Step 5: Rotate the cabinet into the desired position and fix into place using the bolt and washer provided.

Note: It is possible to hang the SP12 in portrait mode using this bracket as shown above.
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4 Mechanical Configurations
4.14 Pole Mount

Step 1: Loosen the handle screw on the Pole Mount so that it will not interfere with the pole when inserted.

Step 2: Attach the Pole Mount to the bottom of the cabinet using plate on bottom of cabinet.

Step 3: Lower the cabinet into position on the pole.
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Step 4: Tighten the handle screw once in the desired position.

4 Mechanical Configurations
4.15 Rain Cover

Step 1: Remove all four M6 screws from the amplifier plate as shown.

Step 2: Move the rain cover into place and fix into place using the screws that were removed in step 1.

5 Accessories
NEXT Vertical U-Shape Bracket for SP12 Part number: NC92208
NEXT Vertical Frame for SP12 Part number: NC18208
NEXT Horizontal Frame for SP12 Part number: NC19208
NEXT Horizontal U-Shape Bracket for SP12 Part number: NC91208
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5 Accessories
NEXT U-Shape Bracket to Tripod Adapter Part number: NT50008
NEXT AES Converter Part number: EA00206
SP12 Link Bracket Part number: NC82208
Sleeve Rain Cover Part number: TX12220
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5 Accessories
M20 Reducer Flange Part number: NC99941 Flightcase for 2 x SP12 + Vertical U-Brackets + Vertical FF + M20 Reducer Flange Part number: GF12210
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Documents / Resources

NEXT SP12 Source Speaker [pdf] User Guide
SP12 Source Speaker, SP12, Source Speaker, Speaker

References

User Manual

NEXT SP12 Source Speaker User Guide

SP12 Source Speaker

Specifications

Product Usage Instructions

Safety and Warnings

Cabling and Amplification

Mechanical Configurations

FAQ

Q: Is this product suitable for commercial use?

Q: How can I dispose of the product at its end of life?

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