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Peavey introduces new Expansion Modules for powered enclosures.

These modules are compatible with Peavey PVXp, EU and Impulse 12D powered speakers.

 

The Peavey 9-Band Graphic EQ Expansion Module aids users in controlling feedback using the built-in FLS Feedback Location System. The 9-Band module is designed to gives user control over shaping and accenting live or recorded vocals and live instruments, and to remove 60 Hz AC hum.

 

The Peavey 3-Band Parametric EQ Expansion Module is designed to provide fine-tuning capabilities with gain, frequency and bandwidth (Q) control.

 

The Peavey 3-Channel Mixer Expansion Module expands the powered enclosure’s input options by three input channels, with each channel featuring level control, high and low equalization control, and a combination XLR and ¼" input.

Engineered for superior sound and reliability, the Peavey EU Series and the Impulse 12D combine Peavey’s revolutionary IPR™ amplifier technology with premium Peavey loudspeakers and innovations including titanium compression drivers, patented Quadratic Throat Waveguide™ horn and woofer servo circuitry. The new Peavey PVXp 12 and PVXp15 deliver Peavey power and reliability to audio pros and musicians of all levels in durable, injection-molded enclosures.

 

9-Band Graphic EQ Expansion Module

  • Compatible with Peavey PVXp, EU and Impulse 12D powered speakers
  • Nine frequency bands: 63, 125, 250, 500, 2k, 4k, 8k, 16kHz
  • Features Peavey’s FLS Feedback Locating System
  • +/- 15 dB boost and cut
  • Nominal distortion: < 0.01%
  • Hum and noise < –90dBV
  • Made in the U.S.A.

Pricing:

U.S. MSRP $59.99

 

3-Band Parametric EQ Expansion Module

  • Compatible with Peavey PVXp, EU and Impulse 12D powered speakers
  • Three frequency bands: Low 40 to 800Hz; Mid 200 to 4kHz; High 1kHz to 20kHz
  • +/- 12 dB boost and cut on each frequency band
  • Q adjustable from 0.1 to 1 on each frequency band
  • Hard-wire bypass
  • Nominal distortion: < 0.01%
  • Hum and noise < –90dBV
  • Made in the U.S.A.

Pricing:

U.S. MSRP $49.99

 

3-Channel Mixer Expansion Module

  • Compatible with Peavey PVXp, EU and Impulse 12D powered speakers
  • Three channels of additional inputs
  • Combination XLR female and ¼" TRS input
  • Microphone and line-level input range
  • Two-band EQ on each channel
  • Switchable phantom power global for all three channels
  • Nominal distortion: < 0.01%
  • Hum and noise < –90dBV
  • Made in the U.S.A.

Pricing:

U.S. MSRP $79.99

 

Availability:

The new Peavey Expansion Modules for powered loudspeakers will be available in Q2 2012 from authorized Peavey retailers.

 

Visit www.peavey.com for more details.

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