FY20 Salient Characteristics Studio A.docx

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Acoustic Emulation System (AES) Federal contract opportunity
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M00318-20-Q-0023
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United States Marine Corps

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M20021-20-SU-CB302 Salient Characteristics

CLIN: 0001 – Acoustic Emulation System (AES) The system includes a rack-mounted processing server with Wenger proprietary acoustic software loaded. The emulation system includes two above-performer microphones, ceiling playback speakers and a remote control thus allowing for the Band Conductor to instantaneously playback performances and make corrections in particular instrument volume, pitch, etc.

System Components:

Amplifiers

• Channels: 8

• Sensitivity: 1.4V (26db gain)

• Rated power output: 125W per channel into 8/4 ohms

• Signal to noise ratio: (below rated power 20Hz to 20Hz, A-weighted): 110 db

• Dimensions: 19"w x 5.25"h x 16.25"d (483 x 133 x 413 mm)

• Weight: 36 lbs (16.3 kg)

In-Wall Speakers

• Frequency response: (-10db) half-space wall: 30 – 20kHz

• Sensitivity: 90db SPL, 1W, 1m

• Continuous program power capacity: 120 watts

• Designed for mounting in stud walls, optional stud wall frame available

• Dimensions: 10.1"w x 13.1"h x 4.3"d (257 x 333 x 109 mm)

• Weight: 4.5 lbs (2.0 kg)

Wall-Mount Speakers

• Frequency response: (-10db) half-space wall: 60 – 16kHz

• Sensitivity: 92db SPL, 1W, 1m

• Continuous program power capacity: 175 watts

• Wall mounting brackets included

• Ball-mount adjustment

• Dimensions: 11"w x 15"h x 8.6"d (279 x 381 x 218 mm)

• Weight: 12 lbs (5.4 kg)

Ceiling Speakers

• Frequency response: (-10db) half-space wall: 70 - 20kHz

• Sensitivity: 89db SPL, 1W, 1m

• Continuous program power capacity: 150 watts

• Grille, backcan, and tile rails included

• 10" diameter (254 mm)

• Weight: 12 lbs (5.4 kg)

Microphone

• Transducer type: pre-polarized condenser microphone

• Frequency response: 20 to 20,000 Hz

• Signal-to-noise ratio: A-weighted: 77db

• Maximum sound pressure level for 1.0% THD: 132db SPL

AES Processor

• Built-in pre-amplification and equalization

• Microphone inputs: 2 Female XLR

• Input Impedance: 3000 Ohms Balanced

• Phantom Power: +24 volt

• Frequency Response: 20 to 20kHz within 1 db

• THD+N: 0.007%

• Sample Rate: 44.1 kHz

• Dynamic Range: A/D > 100dB, 24 Bit resolution D/A > 100dB, 24 Bit resolution

• Record Output: 1/8" TRS jack

• Power Outputs: Four ¼" TRS and two 4-pin EURO (5.08 mm pitch)

• Output Impedance: 4/8/16 ohms

• Remote control connector: 10-pin Molex type 42404

• USB type B socket: For downloading recorded files

• Compact Flash socket: For storing recorded sessions

• Internal 15 Band 2/3 octave Equalizer

• Internal pink noise generator and real time analyzer

• Power Requirements: 100-120 volts or 220-240 volts, 50/60 Hz, 160 Watts typical

• Operating Temperature: 0 to 40 degrees C

• Humidity: 95% max non-condensing

• Dimensions: 17.4"w x 3.5"h x 11.5"d (442 x 89 x 292 mm) Rack mount face is 19.0" wide (483 mm)

• Weight: 17.5 lbs (7.9 kg)

AES Control Panel

• Wired, 18 button

• 50' maximum cord for connection to VAE Processor

• Digital, backlit display

• Option tripod stand available

• Dimensions: 5.5"w x 8.6"h x 7.25"d (140 x 218 x 184 mm)

• Weight: 2.0 lbs (0.9 kg)

Acoustic Emulation system must be able to play back and alter the recording as if it was played at open air venues or enclosed venues, allowing the band and the conductor to make the necessary adjustments after they finish playing. Allowing them to fine tune the instruments and performance for the appropriate venue that is being simulated.
Acoustic Emulation system must in real time be able to alter the playback to allow the band and conductor to make the necessary adjustments as they play. Allowing them to fine tune the instruments and performance for the appropriate venue that is being simulated.
The Acoustic Emulation system should be easy to use I.E. control panel/tablet allowing the conductor the ability to control the system and playback the sound when needed.
The Acoustic Emulation system’s components whether they are speaker, amps, microphones, computer, software and wall paneling must be sold as a lot. (unit of issue: Lot/QTY: 1)

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