Bose is to launch three new products at InfoComm 2017 in Orlando.
The first is the Panaray MSA12X modular steerable array loudspeaker. The self-powered Panaray MSA12X features twelve full-range 2.25-inch transducers (with 75Hz–14kHz response) in a columnar line array configuration, to provide consistent audio levels for vocal intelligibility and music reinforcement in acoustically challenging spaces.
The MSA12X model includes 12 internal power amplifiers (50 watts per channel; total 600-watt rated power) and onboard DSP to allow digital control and beam steering of array vertical coverage patterns. Proprietary Articulated Array configuration allows wide, 160-degree horizontal coverage. Independent level and EQ control is supported for two separate beams per array, and onboard memory stores up to 10 user-selectable presets. The MSA12X features both Dante network connectivity and line-level analog input.
The second new product at InfoComm is EdgeMax in-ceiling loudspeakers. EdgeMax loudspeakers feature proprietary PhaseGuide technology. Designed for mounting near wall boundaries, EdgeMax loudspeakers project high-frequency sound throughout rooms up to 20m wide using only perimeter mounting locations, and can effectively cover an area that would require up to four conventional conical-coverage models.
EdgeMax loudspeakers are suitable for retail, commercial, industrial, institutional and residential applications.
Finally, Bose is launching the MB210 compact subwoofer at InfoComm, designed for background/foreground music and small sound-reinforcement systems that require low-frequency extension down to 37 Hz. The MB210 subwoofer features two 10-in high-excursion woofers, derived from the Bose Professional F1 portable powered subwoofer, in a compact Baltic-birch plywood enclosure optimised for fixed-installations.