Data Sheet

SPX2000

Digital Multi-effect Processor

New-generation SPX effect unit with 24-bit 96-kHz processing and advanced

REV-X reverb algorithms.

• Superb sonic quality with 24-bit/96-kHz processing throughout.

• 96-kHz DSP LSI with 32-bit internal processing (58-bit accumulator).

• 24-bit, 128-times oversampling AD and DA converters achieve 106 dB dynamic range and flat response from 20 Hz to 40 kHz at the

96-kHz sampling rate.

• REV-X reverb programs deliver the richest reverberation tone and smoothest decay available.

• In addition to a large range of ambience programs, including many that use the acclaimed REV-X reverb algorithms, the SPX2000

includes popular SPX programs such as gate reverbs, delays, pitch effects, modulation and other special effects.

• Other advanced algorithms – such as Multi-band Dynamic Processors – are inherited from the DM series Digital Production Consoles

• Professional analog and digital audio I/O and control connectors.

• SPX2000 Editor software provides a common operating environment and interface for the SPX2000 and Yamaha digital mixing

consoles.

Rear Panel

OPTION

FC5

Foot Switch

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SPX2000 Digital Multi-effect Processor SPX2000 Rear Panel New-generation SPX effect unit with 24-bit 96-kHz processing and advanced REV-X reverb algorithms. • Superb sonic quality with 24-bit/96-kHz processing throughout. • 96-kHz DSP LSI with 32-bit internal processing (58-bit accumulator). • 24-bit, 128-times oversampling AD and DA converters achieve 106 dB dynamic range and flat response from 20 Hz to 40 kHz at the 96-kHz sampling rate.
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SPX2000 GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS Memory bank Sampling frequency rate Signal delay Total harmonic distortion*1 Frequency response Dynamic range Hum & noise level (20Hz to 20kHz), Rs=150Ω Crosstalk (@1kHz) Power requirements EFFECT PROGRAM NO. LIST PRESET: 97, USER: 99, CLASSIC: 27 Internal : 44.1kHz,48kHz,88.2kHz,96kHz E x ternal: Normal rate: 44.1kHz (-10%) to 48kHz (+6%) Double rate: 88.2kHz (-10%) to 96kHz (+6%) Less than 426μs INPUT to OUTPUT (@fs=96kHz) Less than 0.