CSM- 210

Subwoofer unit self-powered

The CSM-210 is a high-output extremely compact and extremely powerful 3-way tri-amplified, self-powered, DSP integrated, symmetrical Mid/High Coaxial Driver designed for stage monitor or conventional point source use.

Description

The CSM-210 is a compact and powerful 3-way, tri-amplified, self-powered speaker designed for medium-sized touring and fixed installations. It features two 10” low-distortion drivers with advanced Malt Cross cooling, neodymium magnets, and weatherproof cones, ensuring reliable low-frequency performance. For mid and high frequencies, the system uses an ultra-light 1.4” dual diaphragm coaxial compression driver, providing clear and detailed sound across a wide range.

The speaker’s innovative voice coil design improves heat dissipation and minimizes power compression, allowing for higher output and better reliability. The midrange driver covers 300Hz to 7kHz with a smooth and linear response, while the high-frequency diaphragm ensures excellent transient response and efficiency from 4kHz to 22kHz.

The CSM-210 is powered by a 3000W 3-channel Class-D amplifier with Power Factor Correction (PFC), offering great efficiency and performance while lowering power consumption. It also includes thermal, short-circuit, and overload protections for added durability.

With a 64-bit/96kHz processor and 32-bit/96kHz AD/DA converters, the CSM-210 ensures clean, high-quality sound. The 2.8” user interface and Ethernet ports allow easy control and monitoring via the OCS platform and Rainbow 3D prediction software.

Made from premium birch plywood and finished with a protective coating, the CSM-210 is built to last and deliver dependable performance in any setting.

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Perfectly suited for:

Live events
Medium and sized stadiums
Auditoriums
Houses of worship
Theatres
Clubs

Technical Data

 

Components
2 x 10” (3” voice coil), neodymium magnet, 1400W (AES).
MF: 3” (76mm) voice coil, 90W (AES).
HF: 2” (51 mm) voice coil, 50W (AES)
Frequency Range63 Hz – 20 KHz (-6dB)
Coverage
Rotatable 60ºH x 50ºV / 80ºH x 50ºV
Max SPL
Low: 130.5 dB / 136.5 dB – Mid/High: 131 dB / 137 dB
Power amplifier
3000 W Class D with switching power supply & PFC LF: 1 x 1500 W | MF: 1 x 750 W | HF: 1 x 750 W
DSP Processing
Internal Lynx Processor DSPB-FL. 96 KHz / 64 bit double-precision, DSP with FIR filter linear phase
Crossover
Digital: FIR filter 600 Hz / 4500 Hz
Control
User control interface with 2.8” IPS screen and multifunction joystick controller
Control connections
USB (DSP programming) / Dual Ethernet port
Input
BAL/UNBAL XLR connectors analog input AES/EBU digital input
Nominal voltage

100 – 240V AC @ 50-60 Hz

Operating voltage

85 – 264V AC

AC connectors

16A Neutrik powerCON TRUE1 TOP with looping output

Finish
15 mm premium birch plywood
Material

15 mm Premium birch plywood

Dimensions

407 x 588 x 572 mm (H x W x D)

Weight

30 Kg (77.1 lbs)

Dimensiones CSM-210

 DSP configuration

DSP module configuration panel

On the back pannel of the cabinet you will find the digital control area. From the compact joystick located below the screen you are able to configure the basic adjustment functions of the internal DSP.

Just move the joystick to select the icons on the left of the screen. You can enter into the following functions: Home, settings, folder, configuration and information. Please note that you must apply the desired configuration in each one cabinet and requires electrical power to work.

If changes are not made the display will automatically dim to avoid unnecessary light in situations where light is not wanted. To re-activate the light simply press the joystick.

The following screens are an example and may vary slightly for each cabinet.

Configuration panel:

HOME

On the main screen you can see the cabinet’s input and output:

Input: You can see a vumeter with the input level and a clip signal.

Output: You have a vumeter with the output level (0 dBu is the amp’s maximum level) You can check the compressor and control the dynamic activity.

SETTINGS

This panel allows you to change the gain, polarity, mute and the delay for the inputs.

You also have the possibility of putting a high pass, changing the type of filter, frequency and order.

FOLDER

The folder screen shows you the name of the preset and its description.

Using the joystick you can change the preset.

CONFIGURATION

This screen is to configurate Ethernet. You can choose automatic or manual.

You can also configure the screen saver.

And here you have the input selection. You can choose between analog or AES3 for channel 1 or channel 2.

INFORMATION

The last screen shows you some general information regarding the cabinet’s components.

Here you can see the cabinet model, its serial number, DSP firmware and hardware versions, amp module model with hardware version, as well as the accelerometer status.

 

Watch the following TUTORIAL to understand how it works:

DSP module configuration panel

On the back panel of the cabinet you will find the digital control area. From the compact joystick located below the screen you are able to configure the Basic adjustment functions of the internal DSP.

Just move the joystick to select the icons on the left of the screen. You can enter into the following functions: Home, settings, folder, configuration and information. Please note that you must apply the desired configuration in each one cabinet and requires electrical power to work.

If changes are not made the display will automatically dim to avoid unnecessary light in situations where light is not wanted. To re-activate the light simply press the joystick.

The following screens are an example and may vary slightly for each cabinet.

HOME

On the main screen you can see the cabinet’s input and output.

Input: You can see a vumeter with the input level and a clip signal.

Output: You have a vumeter with the output level (0 dBu is the amp’s maximum level) You can check the compressor and control the dynamic activity.

SETTINGS

This panel allows you to change the gain, polarity, mute and the delay for the inputs.

You also have the possibility of putting a high pass, changing the type of filter, frequency and order.

FOLDER:

The folder screen shows you the name of the preset and its description.

Using the joystick you can change the preset.

CONFIGURATION:

This screen is to configurate Ethernet. You can choose automatic or manual. You can also configure the screen saver.

And here you have the input selection. You can choose between analog or AES3 for channel 1 or channel 2.

INFORMATION:

The last screen shows you some general information regarding the cabinet’s components.

Here you can see the cabinet model, its serial number, DSP firmware and hardware versions, amp module model with hardware version, as well as the accelerometer status.

Watch the following TUTORIAL to understand how it works:

More features

Hardware for CSM- 210
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Enclosure

The CSM- 210 cabinet is constructed from 15-ply premium birch plywood and finished with polyurea coating

Rear panel

The powder coated steel rear panel contains all connections and houses the CSM- 210 amplification modules and DSP, is easily accessible and housed separately from the drivers for increased reliability and efficiency

Grill

The CSM- 210 has two heavy duty, powder coated front grille with a special acoustic rear fabric to protect the transducers against dust and dirt. The medium frequencies grille uses a magnetic attachment system that can be removed for easy access and rotation of the diffuser.

Handles

The CSM- 210 has two ergonomic handles with firm internal grip to facilitate transport, positioning and loading of the cabinets.  Both handles are placed at the top and bottom of the cabinet.

Other products from this series

2 x 14″ + 1 x 2″ dual diaphragm coaxial driver, 6000W Class D

Active / passive available

1 x 14″ + 1 x 1.4″ coaxial driver, 3000W Class D

Active / passive available

2 x 10″ + 1 x 1.4″ coaxial driver, 3000W Class D

Active / passive available

1 x 5″ coaxial, 150 W 

1 x 4″ coaxial, 100 W 

1 x 10″, 3000 W , 122 dB

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