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Review: Community Professional DS Series Speakers Reviewer: John McJunkin Community Professional Loudspeakers has introduced its DS series surface-mount speakers to meet the demand for high-quality units that are aesthetically pleasing, not bulky, and capable of delivering full-bandwidth sound with good accuracy. ... |
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Pass Labs Xs-300 and Xs-150 The Xs-300 and Xs-150 amplifiers from Pass Labs are monoblock models delivering 300 and 150W, respectively.... |
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Neumann KH 810 and KH 870 The KH 810 and KH 870 both feature Neumann’s 7.1 High Definition Bass Manager, which is compatible with all formats from mono to 7.1 high-definition systems.... |
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FaitalPRO Woofer Drivers New 12in., 15in., and 18in. woofers from FaitalPRO feature demodulated Ferrite motors, with maximum power output between 1200 and 2400W.... |
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TOA PC-1867FC The TOA PC-1867FC ceiling-mount speaker features an iron-made dome that prevents the fire from spreading in the ceiling in case of an emergency situation. ... |
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Atlas Sound ControlKom 2.0 ControlKom 2.0 is the newest way that Atlas Sound is setting the bar for IP paging solutions for a multitude of location types.... |
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Penton Audio IDA8C The Penton Audio IDA8C is a third-generation modular system offering IP and/or fiber-optics networking capabilities along with full NFPA 2010 compliance and EN54-16 certification.... |
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Antelope Audio Eclipse 384 The Eclipse 384 is a multifunctional audio device that provides 384kHz A/D and D/A conversion clocked by Antelope’s 64-bit technology and a powerful and flexible monitoring control.... |
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Community Professional Loudspeakers DP6 The Community Professional Loudspeakers DP6 features Community’s Carbon Ring Cone Technology and Tru-Phase high-frequency waveguide for dispersion up to 16kHz.... |
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TechnoMad DragonFly The DragonFly is adapted from Technomad’s military technology, and is ideal for mobile pro audio and staging events that require audio quality, lightweight portability, quick setup, and durable construction for outdoor events.... |
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