130 GUIDE -loudspeaker cabinets
GEMINI | GTX SERIES
www.geminidj.com
Gemini pleased to announce the new GTX series of passive loudspeakers. With over three decades of speaker production under their belts, Gemini has always demonstrated an ability to seamlessly merge value and sound quality. Ideal for a variety of performance spaces, as well as mobile DJs and gigging musicians, the new GTX series provides a great sounding, cost-effective speaker solution, thanks to balanced, full-range audio and rugged, portable enclosures. With beefy, high-quality woofers and double piezo horns, the new GTX series features four configurations: the GTX-1000 houses a 10-inch woofer and handles 100W RMS; the GTX-1200 sports a 12-inch woofer and handles 125W RMS; the GTX-1500 contains a 15-inch woofer and handles 185W RMS; and the GTX-2150 boasts dual 15-inch woofers and handles 315W RMS.Outstanding audio quality and impressive power handling make the new GTX speakers perfect for PA applications, while lightweight, roadworthy construction makes them ideal for DJs and musicians. Combining performance and affordability, GTX passive loudspeakers offer a classic complement to any stage, practice space or DJ rig.
GENELEC | 4000 SERIES
www.genelec.com
Integrators and designers looking to add a touch of flair to their audio installations will be delighted with the latest offering from Genelec - a choice of over 200 RAL classic colour finishes available for their 4000 Series. All models in RAL colours are available to special order and will allow the speakers to contribute to the interior design scheme of any type of fixed installation. The 4000 Series active loudspeakers are perfectly suited to music playback- whatever the chosen environment. The 4000 Series are fitted with Phoenix screw terminals, a system common with many other leading products in the audio visual sector. This input method ensures an easy and secure connection, which delivers interference-free, professional quality sound. The audio performance and stress-free installation is further enhanced by the 4000 Series’ integrated amplifier. The built-in protection circuitry will also guarantee extremely high reliability of the loudspeaker system in all operating conditions as all drivers are electronically protected from signal peaks and system misuse. Allied to the premium performance is the Genelec’s renowned design and build quality which combines top quality materials with stylish looks, to make the 4000 Series the benchmark for loudspeakers in the audio visual sector.
HK AUDIO | VORTIS SERIES
www.hkaudio.com
Excellent speech intelligibility, precise coverage patterns, flexible mounting hardware and unobtrusive design are key quality requirements today for loudspeakers used in fixed installations. The new HK Audio Vortis Series was specifically developed to meet the needs of this market. At the heart of the Vortis Series is a newly developed line of high-frequency horns. There are three different versions available, 60° H x 40° V, 90° H x 55° V, and an asymmetric horn, which vertically opens up from 60° at the top to 90° at the bottom with a constant vertical coverage of 55°. These horns are combined with different housings to extend the frequency range towards the low end. Since the mouth of each horn has a square shape, all horn versions can be rotated by 90° to achieve an alternate coverage pattern. This effectively creates a total of 36 alternative speaker models for sound designers and architects to choose from to fill any need. Additionally, all speakers are available in any RAL colour. Due to the modular design of Vortis, long delivery terms are a thing of the past. All housings are kept in the warehouse unfinished, and are fitted with the horn and painted on demand. This system makes it possible to have all speakers in all RAL colors available within only a few weeks. The trapezoidal housings are angled to permit clustering and offer different mounting points for both vertical and horizontal implementation. The design of the new Vortis Series is elegantly conservative, rendering it ideal for integration into both modern and classical architecture.
JBL | MARQUIS DANCE SERIES
www.jblpro.com
The JBL Marquis Dance Series is designed for premier dance club installations worldwide. The eight models in the product line include multi-way systems and subwoofers. JBL Marquis Dance Club Series loudspeakers incorporate a host of the company’s most advanced and proven technologies to deliver extraordinary sound quality and reliable long-term operation. The heavy-duty subwoofers, woofers and midrange drivers utilise JBL’s patented Differential Drive technology, which employs two voice coils and two magnetic gaps rather than the single drive coil of conventional drivers. This configuration provides higher peak output with less power compression, for consistent sound quality even at high volume levels. The subwoofers utilise JBL Vented Gap Cooling as well as Differential Drive technology, which pumps air through the woofer’s magnetic gap and directly over and around the voice coil to provide immediate heat transfer and reduce operating temperature, further reducing power compression and enabling greater dynamic capability. Marquis Dance Series loudspeakers are built to the highest standards to withstand continuous, demanding professional use, with ruggedised cabinet coverings and durable metal grilles. MD52 and MD55 offer built-in handles, pole mounts, and the MD52 has OmniMount compatible mounting points. All models are equipped with multiple M10 attachment points and additional installation-friendly features and feature distinctive grille design and system appearance suitable for high-design environments.
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