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FLEX ARRAY
FLEX ARRAY user manual
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coverage. This model is quickly identified by the „W‟ legend visible through the window on
each side of the cabinet.
The mid/high section is rotatable to allow a swap of the horizontal and vertical coverage
patterns, and in this configuration the TFA-600HW also works well as a stage lip infill cabinet.
TFA-600HDP Self-Powered Three-Way Loudspeaker
The TFA-600HDP is a networkable, digitally self-powered, bi-amplified, trapezoidal three-way
enclosure combining a patent-pending Dendritic HF waveguide and a patented midrange
Polyhorn™ in a single physically aligned waveguide.
It features a new generation of innovative lightweight Class D amplifiers, utilising
revolutionary 96kHz DSP technology to give operating efficiency in excess of 90%. Two
independent amplifier channels power the LF and MF/HF drivers separately. Neutrik™
Powercon connectors provide mains input and output to permit powering of two further
cabinets, while 3-pin XLRs are used for input and parallel link signal connections. RJ45
network connectors enable multiple loudspeakers to be controlled and monitored over a
BVNet network using TurboDrive™ software.
The enclosure has both vertical and horizontal flying systems integrated into the cabinet in
order to facilitate simple and intuitive rigging with a minimum of external parts. The
horizontal system is used to create flown or ground-stacked line array configurations. The
vertical rigging system is used for single box and virtual point source applications. This
flexibility of use is made possible by the rotatable mid/high section.
TFA-600HWDP Wide Dispersion Self-Powered Three-way Loudspeaker
The TFA-600HWDP is a wide dispersion networkable, digitally self-powered, bi-amplified,
trapezoidal three-way enclosure combining a patent-pending Dendritic HF waveguide and a
patented midrange Polyhorn™ in a single physically aligned waveguide.
It features two independent Class D amplifier channels powering the LF and MF/HF drivers
separately. Neutrik™ Powercon connectors provide mains input and output to permit
powering of two further cabinets, while 3-pin XLRs are used for input and parallel link signal
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