Product Description
L5 115 F
EVP/SRP*:
*empfohlener Verkaufspreis / Suggested Retail PricePassive, 1200W program, 15″ / 1″, 134 dB max. SPL, asymmetrical rotatable horn (60°- 90° x 55°), birch multiplex/ MDF, 8 ohms, M8 suspension points, DuoTilt
Description
L5 115 F – THE NEW PERFORMANCE CLASS
Able to handle 2,400 watts peak as a stand-alone cabinet, this ultra efficient 15″/1″ fullrange mid/ high unit is the loudest reference speaker in its class. Like the L5 FA 112 F, it features an asymmetrical horn with an optimized the coverage pattern that is wider up front and grows more directed with distance, thereby achieving greater range.
- Application: Mid/High unit, Stand Alone System, DJ-Monitoring
- Powerhandling(Continuous): 600 Watt (2400W Peak)
- 15″ Speaker with 3″ voice coil
- 1″ Driver with 1,75″ voice coil
- 139 dB Max SPL Peak @ 10% THD (halfspace)
- Asymmetrical horn (60°-90° x 55°), rotatable
- Rugged hybrid (birch multiplex /MDF) housing
- EQ switch (Flat / Contour)
Techn. Data
| Power-handling nominal (RMS) | 600 W |
| Power-handling, program | 1200 W |
| Power-handling, peak | 2400 W |
| Nominal impedance | 8 ohms |
| Max SPL | 130 dB half space (@10% THD) |
| Max SPL peak | 139 dB half space (@10% THD) |
| Sensitivity 1W/1m | 106 dB half space |
| Frequency response +/- 3 dB | 60 Hz - 18 kHz |
| Frequency response -10 dB | 55 Hz - 20 kHz |
| Protection | PTC circuit |
| Low/Mid Speaker | 1x 15" with 3" voice coil |
| HF Driver | 1" with 1.75" voice coil |
| Horn characteristics | 60°- 90° (asymm.) x 55° CD horn, rotatable |
| Crossover frequency | 1.7 kHz, 12 dB/oct. |
| Connections | 2x Speakon NL4 |
| Equalizer | EQ switch Flat/Contour |
| Pole mount | DuoTilt 3/7 |
| Rigging points | 3x M8 |
| Handles | 2, integrated |
| Enclosure | Hybrid (birch multiplex / MDF) |
| Grille | 2 mm metal grille backed with black acoustic foam |
| Finish | Acrylic enamel, black |
| Optional accessories | Protective cover |
| Dimensions (WxHxD) | 45 x 71 x 45 cm |
| Weight | 30.1 kg / 66.4 lbs |
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