Celestion now offers FTR, its next generation of cast aluminum chassis professional loudspeakers. These drivers feature innovations in magnet and chassis design and voice coil material that provides low thermal compression, low distortion and high power up to 1000W rms (AES Standard).
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The PRD8COM is designed for commercial applications
New HPR122i loudspeaker from QSC is designed for PA or monitor applications.
Loudspeaker and loudspeaker enclosure design aren’t haphazard processes if done right.
TransAudio Group announces the availability of compact powered three-way reference loudspeakers.
For any kind of loudspeaker system to be practical, the drivers need to be mounted in some kind of enclosure.
Whether for critical listening or even for confidence monitoring, driving loudspeakers into distortion is not good for the devices or the ears. Sending a clipped (distorted) audio signal into a loudspeaker only serves to rapidly add more heat to its voice coil, hastening its demise. Clipping can come from overdriving
This may sound obvious, but look around your facility. Where are the loudspeakers aimed? In many control rooms loudspeakers are mounted rather high to avoid interfering with viewing angles of video monitors, but they often end up being aimed at the back wall, or just not down far enough. You want the loudspeakers aim
The high-density loudspeaker system provides big sound in a small package