NEW CONCEPT FOR TOURING AND LIVE EVENTS – ‘SCALE THROUGH MODULARITY’
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Frankfurt: NEXO to present new STM Series design + new amplification + new processing + new network solutions
NEW CONCEPT FOR TOURING AND LIVE EVENTS – ‘SCALE THROUGH MODULARITY’
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Frankfurt: NEXO to present new STM Series design + new amplification + new processing + new network solutions
BACK TO SCHOOL FOR NEXO S8 IN ENGLAND
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Distinguished independent girls school Downe House has a fine theatre, recently fitted with a GEO S8 line array system flexible enough for its many configurations.
45*N-12 MONITORS ARE FAVOURITE WITH INDIA'S AUDIO DESIGN
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Leading Indian rental house Audio Design has quickly made the N-12 line monitor its favourite for all kinds of musical performance.
COLLEGE THEATRE DEPLOYS PS SERIES WITH NXAMP
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NEXO PS-15s and PS-10s have been installed into a multi-format theatre space at Preston College in the UK.
GEO S8 FOR NJ VAUDEVILLE THEATRE
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In a vintage 1928 vaudeville theatre, NEXO S8 cabinets are handling everything from jazz and blues to classic rock and Jersey bands.
While curved vertical arrays are the most advanced loudspeaker systems available, most vertical array systems create side lobes which cause excessive on-stage low frequency levels. Unfortunately, this LF energy can’t be equalized out of the lead singer’s microphone, unless that singer and mic are stationary.
To solve this problem, NEXO’s powerful CD12 and CD18 employ an innovative method to control long wavelength, LF acoustic energy. CD technology applies cardioid microphone designs “in reverse”, to produce cardioid, super-cardioid or hyper-cardioid patterns from two woofers facing opposite directions.
Sophisticated signal processing algorithms, from the NX242 TDcontroller, are also applied individually to each of the dual-ported woofers, to produce substantial forward gain and more than 15dB of rear attenuation. This means NEXO CD SubBass systems directs LF energy where it is needed, towards in the audience, and away from open microphones and reverberant surfaces.