Product Description
L5 112 X
EVP/SRP*:
*empfohlener Verkaufspreis / Suggested Retail PricePassive, 1000W program, 12″/ 1″, 135 dB max. SPL, rotatable CD horn (60° x 40°), birch multiplex/ MDF, multipurpose housing, 8 ohms, M8 suspension points, DuoTilt
Description
L5 112 X – THE NEW PERFORMANCE CLASS
This 12″/1″ model is housed in a multipurpose enclosure tuned to deliver the highest sound pressure levels (135 dB SPL peak). A switchable filter configures it for use as a top unit (adding long range capability) in systems with the Linear SUB 2000. The L5 112 X also makes an excellent monitor with a plenty of gain before feedback. Its rotatable 60° x 40° CD horn provides the right coverage pattern for each scenario.
- Application: Mid/High Unit, Monitor
- Powerhandling(Continuous): 500 Watt (2000W Peak)
- 12″ Speaker with 2,5″ voice coil
- 1″ Driver with 1,75″ voice coil
- 135 dB Max SPL Peak @ 10% THD (halfspace)
- CD Horn (60° x 40°) , rotatable
- Rugged hybrid (birch multiplex /MDF) housing
Techn. Data
| Power-handling nominal (RMS) | 500 W |
| Power-handling, program | 1000 W |
| Frequency response +/-3 dB | 100 Hz – 18 kHz |
| Frequency response -10 dB | 72 Hz – 19 kHz |
| Sensitivity 1 W @ 1 m | 104 dB half space |
| Max. SPL @ 10% THD | 130 dB half space (100 Hz – 12 kHz average) |
| Max. SPL Peak @ 10% THD | 135 dB half space |
| Electrical impedance | 8 ohms |
| Protective circuits | PTC circuit |
| Low-/mid speaker | 1x 12", 2.5" voice coil |
| HF Driver | 1", 1.75" voice coil |
| Directivity | 60° x 40°, rotatable CD horn |
| Crossover frequency | 1.7 kHz, 12 dB/Oct. |
| Connections | 2x Speakon NL4 |
| Angles up | 33° |
| Pole mount | DuoTilt 3°/7° |
| Rigging points | 3x M8 (AP-8) |
| Carrying handles | 1x SingleGrip, 1x MultiGrip |
| Housing | Hybrid (birch multiplex/MDF) |
| Finish | Black acrylic enamel |
| Front grille | 2 mm metal grille backed with black acoustic foam |
| Dimensions (WxHxD) | 37 x 67 x 30 cm 14-9/16 x 26-19/64 x 11-13/16" |
| Weight | 19.5 kg / 43 lbs |
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