RCF NXL 24-A MK2 220-240V

Designed from the ground up, the NXL 24-A MK2 line array column speaker offers outstanding audio quality for bands, DJs, clubs and rental companies. The industry-leading combination of RCF premium transducers and a 2-channel 2100 Watt power amplifier ensures a consistent 100° x 30° dispersion angle and a maximum sound pressure level of 132 dB SPL. The 2-way design includes four 6-inch neodymium woofers and a 3-inch tweeter with asymmetrical waveguide. The special construction of the horn ensures precise coverage without tilting the speaker. The system offers an extended bass range up to 60 Hz and can be used as a stand-alone speaker, flown or - for a wider coverage area - in conjunction with another NXL 24-A MK2 (headstack). In combination with a subwoofer, the speaker offers full-range sound for medium-sized concerts and DJ systems. The NXL 24-A MK2 features precisely adjusted FiRPHASE and Bass Motion Control DSP algorithms, which ensure absolute transparency and extensive, powerful bass reproduction. The stable, tour-ready housing made of high-quality birch multiplex is easy to transport and can be securely installed thanks to the integrated mounting points.

Features:

• RCF - NXL 24-A MK2 220-240V
• Up to 132 dB sound pressure level
• Class D power amplifier, 2100 watts
• 100° x 30° constant directivity dispersion angle
• 3-inch titanium/neodymium compression driver
• 4 x 6-inch neodymium high-performance woofers
• Linear frequency response
• Frequency response: 60 - 20000 Hz
• Max SPL @ 1m: 132 dB
• Horizontal dispersion angle: 100°
• Vertical dispersion angle: 30°
• Bass Motion Control and FiRPHASE signal processing
• 4 x M8 mounting points, 4 x Quick Lock
• Height: 1056 mm / 41.57 inches
• Width: 201 mm / 7.91 inches
• Depth: 290.4 mm / 11.43 inches
• Weight: 24.4 kg / 53.79 lbs

Specs:

• Power: 2100 W
• Housing Material: Plastic
• Pole Mount: yes
• Airworthy: no
• Woofer: 4 x 6
• Tweeter: 1 x 3
• Number of channels: 1
• Set Offer: no
• Bluetooth: No
• Type: Full Range Speaker
• Theme: PA and Sonication

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