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To avoid injury, read all operating instructions and safety information in this

manual before using the speaker.

Failure to follow these safety instructions could result in fire, electric shock, or

other injury or damage to the speaker or other property.

Contents

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ....................................................................................................................................... 3

REGULATORY CERTIFICATION ................................................................................................................................................. 5

Introduction ............................................................................................................................................................................ 6

Before you begin ..................................................................................................................................................................... 6

Quick Start ............................................................................................................................................................................... 7

Loudspeaker placement .......................................................................................................................................................... 7

P1000X and P1500X Mixer - Rear Panel ................................................................................................................................. 8

P1800SX Mixer - Rear Panel .................................................................................................................................................. 11

P1000X, P1500X and P1800SX Power Connections - Rear Panel .......................................................................................... 13

Using the P1000X and P1500X as a floor/stage monitor ...................................................................................................... 14

Using the pole mount – P1000X only .................................................................................................................................... 14

Using the pole mount – P1500X only .................................................................................................................................... 15

Using the suspension points ................................................................................................................................................. 16

Application #1 – Single P1000X or P1500X ........................................................................................................................... 17

Application #2 – Adding a second P1000X or P1500X .......................................................................................................... 18

Application #3 – Adding Subwoofers .................................................................................................................................... 19

Application #3 – Adding Subwoofers (Adjusting HPF & LPF Filters continued) .................................................................... 20

Application #4 – Daisy-Chain ................................................................................................................................................ 21

Application #5 – Adding a P1000X or P1500X as a Stage Monitor ....................................................................................... 22

Application #6 – Large Venue/Front of House ...................................................................................................................... 23

Protective Grill ...................................................................................................................................................................... 24

Remote Main Volume ........................................................................................................................................................... 24

System Block Diagram (P1000X and 1500X full-range loudspeaker) .................................................................................... 25

System Block Diagram (P1800SX subwoofer) ....................................................................................................................... 25

Troubleshooting .................................................................................................................................................................... 26

Care and Maintenance .......................................................................................................................................................... 28

Appendix A – Cable Connections .......................................................................................................................................... 28

Warranty ............................................................................................................................................................................... 30

How to Obtain Warranty Service .......................................................................................................................................... 32

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Before you begin

The Cerwin-Vega! P-Series active speakers covered by this manual are designed for portable applications in which the

speakers will be stacked directly on a floor, stage, stable platform, or mounted on a tripod stand or pole-mount. Cerwin-

Vega! does not support suspension of the subwoofer models covered by this manual nor are these models intended for

fixed installation in outdoor or high moisture environments. Moisture can damage the speaker cone or surround and

cause corrosion of electrical contacts so avoid exposing the speakers to direct moisture.

Cerwin-Vega! speakers can generate considerable energy. When placed on a slippery surface such as polished wood or

linoleum, the speaker may move due to its own mechanical vibration. Precautions should be taken to assure that the

speaker does not fall off a stage or table on which it is placed.

Some Cerwin-Vega! speakers include a receptacle cup to allow mounting of a satellite speaker on top of the subwoofer

using a standard speaker pole shaft. When using a standard speaker pole shaft, be sure to observe the following

precautions:

 CAUTION: There are a wide variety of pole stands and pole shaft available in the market. Please refer to

qualified service personnel from the pole stands and pole shaft manufacturer for installation service. Improper

use of accessory and inappropriate installation will present a tripping hazard.

 Check the speaker pole shaft specification to be certain it is designed to support the weight of the speakers.

 Observe all safety precautions specified by the speaker pole shaft manufacturer.

 Always verify that the subwoofer is placed on a flat, level, and stable surface.

 Route cables so that performers, production crew, and audience will not trip over them, toppling the speaker.

 Always be cautious in windy, outdoor conditions as the stability of the entire system may be compromised.

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Quick Start

The steps below provide a quick reference on how to setup and use a single loudspeaker. A typical setup will follow the

same basic steps.

STEP 1

 Make sure the loudspeaker is unplugged.

 Be sure the master switch is to set to the ‘OFF’ position.

 Turn the Volume to the lowest level (fully counter-clockwise)

 Check that the loudspeaker voltage selector is set to the same voltage as the AC power outlet.

STEP 2

 Place the loudspeaker in the ideal location. See the Loudspeaker Placement page for

recommended usage.

 Connect the source audio equipment output to the loudspeaker input. Be sure the source

equipment is powered on and set to a normal output level.

STEP 3

 Connect the power cord to the loudspeaker and AC power outlet.

 Set the master power switch to the ‘ON’ position and verify the rear POWER LED indicator is

illuminated.

 Slowly turn the volume clockwise until the sound output is at the desired level. If there is no

sound, check to make sure the source equipment is providing audio output.

NOTE(s)

When you are done using the loudspeaker, set the master power switch to ‘OFF’ before removing

any cables and turning off the source audio equipment.

Do not switch the loudspeaker voltage selector or MIC/LINE switch while the loudspeaker is

powered ‘ON’ and plugged into an AC power outlet.

Loudspeaker placement

 Never point a microphone directly at a loudspeaker as this will result in extreme feedback (unwanted sound). Be

sure the loudspeaker is placed away from the front of the microphone or directly behind the microphone when

in a floor monitor position.

 When used with turntables, carefully place the loudspeaker so that any vibrations do not interfere with the

turntable performance and functionality.

 Avoid placing the loudspeaker in the corners or along the walls of a room. This will increase the low-frequency

sounds and the sound will result in a muddy and incoherent sound reproduction.

 Avoid placing the speakers directly on a hollow stage. It is better to place the loudspeakers on tripod stands or a

sturdy table.

 The loudspeaker should be placed two to four feet above the ear level of the audience since the human body

can absorb sound especially at high frequencies. This will make sure the entire audience can hear the sound

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(C) SIGNAL/CLIP INDICATORS

Each of the three inputs is monitored by an indicator that provides status on the incoming audio signal. The SIGNAL

indicator is illuminated when there is an audio signal present with a level greater than -30dBu, approximately the lowest

level before a MUTE condition. The CLIP indicator is illuminated when the audio signal is clipping and adjustments must

be made to avoid amplifier shutdown and poor sound quality. Adjustments to prevent clipping are made by reducing the

input signal gain/level on the appropriate channel or reducing the volume level on your audio source, if possible.

(D) INPUT 1 & INPUT 2 INPUT JACKS

A combination input on each channel allows for either XLR or ¼” TRS cable types.

(E) INPUT 3 INPUT JACKS

A pair of ¼” TS unbalanced input jacks is provided on this channel for stereo connections such as a keyboard or media

device. Devices with RCA outputs can use these inputs with the appropriate cable or plug adapter. Both input jacks on

this channel are summed into one mono signal.

(F) THRU 1 & THRU 2

The balanced XLR outputs THRU 1 & THRU 2 are parallel connections to the respective INPUT 1 and INPUT 2. The level

controls for INPUT 1 & INPUT 2 will not affect the signal on the direct output connection.

(G) MIX OUTPUT

This is a balanced XLR output that is a sum of all three input channels. This output is not affected by changes to the

Main Volume knob or the custom features but is affected by the levels set on each channel level knob. This connection is

designed to provide an output which combines all three input channels together for connecting to another

P1000X/P1500X powered speaker or a recording device.

(H) MAIN VOLUME KNOB & REMOTE VOLUME CONTROL

It is highly recommended to have the volume set to the minimal (MIN) level upon initial system start-up and it can be

adjusted two different ways. On the main volume knob, volume is increased in a clockwise rotation and decreased in a

counter-clockwise rotation. Another method to control the volume is by using the Remote connection (sold separately).

A removable three-terminal jack can be wired over long distances to a remote volume control device with a

corresponding connection.

(I) INDICATORS

Three indicators provide operating condition status on the P1000X/P1500X:

1) The POWER indicator (green) will illuminate when power is properly applied to the P1000X/P1500X and the

main power switch is ‘ON’.

2) The LIMITER indicator (yellow) will illuminate when the P1000/P1500X automatically reduces the sound output

to prevent damage to the speaker. While the P1000X/P1500X is producing sound, it is suggested to reduce the

volume level so the LIMITER indicator does not illuminate. Continuing use of the P1000X/P1500X while this

indicator is illuminated may result in a protect condition where no sound can be produced.

3) The PROTECT indicator (red) will illuminate when the P1000X/P1500X automatically places itself into a condition

where sound output is shutoff. This condition may be the result of excessive limiting, an excessive heat

condition, or a low voltage condition. These conditions all can cause significant damage to the product.

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(J) CUSTOM FEATURES

ENHANCED EQ SWITCH

The ENHANCED EQ switch adjusts the contour of the overall frequency response and attenuates the mid-range

frequencies which helps increase focus on the low and high frequencies while potentially reducing feedback. This

feature is ideal for situations where an external mixer or EQ device is not available or playback only situations such as

mobile DJ’s. It is recommended that users listen to their system with this switch both on or off to determine what is

best for their needs.

VEGA BASS BOOST SWITCH

Engaging the VEGA BASS BOOST switch to ‘ON’ adds low frequency gain to the signal and dynamically adjusts the low-

frequency response based on the speaker volume level. Leaving the switch ‘OFF’ and engaging the HIGH PASS FILTER is

recommended when using the P1000X/P1500X with a subwoofer. When using the P1000X/P1500X with the P1800X

subwoofer it is also recommended to engage the HPF THRU & LPF SUB switch on the P1800X for the best performance.

HIGH PASS FILTER SWITCH

When engaged to ‘ON’, the HIGH PASS FILTER (HPF) switch attenuates overall frequency output below 80Hz. This is

recommended to reduce stage rumble when the speaker is used as a floor monitor or in situations where low

frequencies need to be attenuated such as in combination with a subwoofer.

FRONT LIMITER LIGHT SWITCH

Setting the FRONT LIMITER LIGHT switch to ‘ON’ will enable the limiter indicator light on the front of the P1000X/P1500X.

This allows the user to see when the limiter is engaged in situations where it needs to be visible such as during a sound

check.

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P1800SX Mixer - Rear Panel

The P1800SX powered subwoofer features an assortment of controls and connections similar to the P1000X/P1500X but

unique to the needs of this subwoofer. It is suggested to review the P1800SX mixer, as listed below, to take full

advantage of the product features.

(A) SIGNAL/CLIP INDICATOR

Each of the two inputs is monitored by an indicator that provides status on the incoming audio signal. The SIGNAL

indicator is illuminated when there is an audio signal present with a level greater than -30dB, approximately the lowest

level before a MUTE condition. The CLIP indicator is illuminated when the audio signal is clipping and adjustments must

be made to avoid amplifier shutdown and poor sound quality. Adjustments to prevent clipping are made by reducing the

input signal gain/level on the appropriate channel.

(B) INPUT 1 & INPUT 2 INPUT JACKS

A combination input allows for both XLR and ¼” TRS cable types.

(C) THRU 1 & THRU 2

The balanced XLR output is a connection to the respective INPUT 1 and INPUT 2. Note, the HPF THRU & LPF SUB custom

feature is placed between the INPUT and THRU.

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(D) LINK OUTPUT

This is a balanced XLR output that is the sum of the two input channels. This output is not affected by changes to the

Main Volume knob or the custom features. This connection is designed to provide an output which combines both

channels together for connecting to an additional P1800SX.

(E) MAIN VOLUME KNOB & REMOTE VOLUME CONTROL

It is highly recommended to have the volume set to the minimal (MIN) level upon initial system start-up and it can be

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(F) INDICATORS

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1) The POWER indicator (green) will illuminate when power is properly applied to the P1800SX and the main power

switch is ‘ON’.

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prevent damage to the speaker. While the P1800SX is producing sound, it is suggested to reduce the volume

level so the LIMITER indicator does not illuminate. Continuing use of the P1800SX while this indicator is

illuminated may result in a protect condition where no sound can be produced.

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sound output is shutoff. This condition may be the result of excessive limiting, an excessive heat condition, or a

low voltage condition. These conditions all can cause significant damage to the product.

(G) CUSTOM FEATURES

POLARITY REVERSE

In situations where the P1800SX is not optimally located, a polarity reverse switch is provided which inverts the phase of

the audio signal by 180 degrees and can improve low frequency performance. In certain situations, the location of the

subwoofer may be out of phase with the full-range speakers. By reversing the polarity of the subwoofer, the phase will

match the full-range with the benefit of not having to relocate the subwoofer.

VEGA BASS BOOST SWITCH

Engaging the VEGA BASS BOOST switch to ‘ON’ adds low frequency gain to the signal and dynamically adjusts the low-

frequency response based on the subwoofer volume level.

HPF THRU & LPF SUB

When turned on, the HPF THRU & LPF SUB switch engages two filters simultaneously:

1) A low pass filter will attenuate frequencies above 80Hz for the P1800SX subwoofer.

2) A high pass filter will attenuate frequencies below 80Hz on the THRU 1 & 2 outputs. This is recommended when

using the subwoofer in combination with other speakers such as the P1000X/P1500X.

FRONT LIMITER LIGHT

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19

Application #3 – Adding Subwoofers

For demanding applications where even greater bass response is ideal, adding subwoofers to a pair of P1000X/P1500X

speakers is a great idea. In the diagram below, an audio source is connected to INPUT 1 on each P1800SX subwoofer

and then the signal is linked to the P1000X/P1500X speakers by using the P1800SX THRU 1 outputs. The P1000X/P1500X

and P1800SX also have CUSTOM FEATURES that allow them to work together efficiently which is covered on the next

page.

P1500X Equipment Cable Type

Input 1 From P1800SX THRU 1 output XLR

P1800SX Equipment Cable Type

Input 1 From Audio Source XLR or ¼” TRS

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