The cabinet is trapezoidally shaped, and also asymmetrical, and this profile not only allows the assembly of small clusters using the integral flypoints, but also enables it to be suspended horizontally very close to a ceiling or placed on a stage front as a low profile monitor.

Due to its low profile, the ED25P is an ideal stage lip monitor, and especially useful for fashion show catwalks where it can be unobtrusively provide alternate inwards / outwards coverage for both audience and presenters.

The ED25P features high quality passive crossovers for efficient use of available amplifier power and simplicity of operation.

MOUNTING AND FIXING
The ED150P can be wall mounted in permanent installations either vertically or horizontally using the KPTED150B wall bracket. The wall
bracket allows five steps of incremental rotational adjustment to enable the louspeaker to be accurately aimed. When mounted horizontally the loudspeaker’s asymmetrical HF waveguide can be rotated through 90° within the enclosure to maintain the optimum coverage pattern.

The 8” low frequency driver is matched to a 1” high frequency compression driver, both components using aluminium voice coils for low weight and good transient response, with an audiophile-grade passive crossover.

The ED80P’s non-symmetrical vented enclosure allows it to adapt to multiple portable and fixed applications, such as front-of-house duties on a speaker stand, or pole mounted on an associated subwoofer or, by using the 35° wedge angle, as a very compact and low profile stage monitor. In addition the 7° angled sides enable it to be deployed as a discreet stage lip front fill loudspeaker.

A key feature of the ED80P is its asymmetrical high frequency coverage pattern, varying from 120° horizontal in the lower part of the horn for more effective near field coverage, and narrowing to 60° horizontal at the top of the horn for more focused coverage in the far field. The result is more accurate coverage of a typical auditorium than is possible with a fixed horizontal coverage device. The HF horn is also rotatable through 90° by simply removing four screws and re-aligning
the horn, so that in a stage monitor mode the asymmetrical pattern optimises coverage for performers both near to, and further away from, the monitor. This rotatable horn feature also makes it possible to maintain the ideal coverage pattern when the cabinet is installed in a horizontal (landscape) format.

The 15mm phenolic birch plywood cabinet is provided with a 35mm pole mount, a recessed handle for easy lifting and handing, and M10 and M6 flying points to allow suspension in fixed installations using optional mounting brackets. Two Neutrik® speakON NL4 connectors provide input and link connections.

To extend the system’s low frequency response the ED80P can be complemented by subwoofers from the Axiom SW series such as the SW210P or SW18P.

The ED80P can be wall mounted in permanent installations either vertically or horizontally using the KPTED80B wall bracket. The wall bracket allows seven steps of incremental rotational adjustment to enable the louspeaker to be accurately aimed. When mounted horizontally the loudspeaker’s asymmetrical HF waveguide can be rotated through 90° within the enclosure to maintain the optimum coverage pattern.

The ED60P’s non-symmetrical vented enclosure allows it to adapt to multiple portable and fixed applications, such as front-of-house duties on a speaker stand, or pole mounted on an associated subwoofer or, by using the 35° wedge angle, as a very compact and low profile stage monitor. In addition the 7° angled sides enable it to be deployed as a discreet stage lip front fill loudspeaker.

A key feature of the ED60P is its asymmetrical high frequency coverage pattern, varying from 120° horizontal in the lower part of the horn for more effective near field coverage, and narrowing to 70° horizontal at the top of the horn for more focused coverage in the far field. The result is more accurate coverage of a typical auditorium than is possible with a fixed horizontal coverage device. The HF horn is also rotatable through 90° by simply removing four screws and re-aligning the horn, so that in a stage monitor mode the asymmetrical pattern optimises coverage for performers both near to, and further away from, the monitor. This rotatable horn feature also makes it possible to maintain the ideal coverage pattern when the cabinet is installed in a horizontal (landscape) format.

The 15mm phenolic birch plywood cabinet is provided with a 35mm pole mount, a recessed handle for easy lifting and handing, and M8 rigging points to allow suspension in fixed installations using optional mounting brackets. Two Neutrik® speakON NL4 connectors provide input and link connections.

To extend the system’s low frequency response the ED60P can be complemented by subwoofers from the Axiom SW series such as the SW210P or SW18P.

The ED60P can be wall mounted in permanent installations either vertically or horizontally using the KPTED60B wall bracket. The wall bracket allows seven steps of incremental rotational adjustment to enable the louspeaker to be accurately aimed. When mounted horizontally the loudspeaker’s asymmetrical HF waveguide can be rotated through 90° within the enclosure to maintain the optimum coverage pattern.

The ED150A’s non-symmetrical vented enclosure allows it to adapt to multiple portable and fixed applications, such as front-of-house duties on a speaker stand, or pole mounted on an associated subwoofer or, by using the 35° wedge angle, as a powerful stage monitor.
A key feature of the ED150A is its asymmetrical high frequency coverage pattern, varying from 100° horizontal in the lower part of the horn for more effective near field coverage, and narrowing to 60° horizontal at the top of the horn for more focused coverage in the far field. The result is more accurate coverage of a typical auditorium than is possible with a fixed horizontal coverage device. The HF horn is also rotatable through 90° by simply removing four screws and re-aligning the horn, so that in a stage monitor mode the asymmetrical pattern optimises coverage for performers both near to, and further away from, the monitor. This rotatable horn feature also makes it possible to maintain the ideal coverage pattern when the cabinet is installed in a horizontal (landscape) format.

The 15mm phenolic birch plywood cabinet is provided with a 35mm pole mount, a recessed handle for easy lifting and handing, and M10 and M6 rigging points to allow suspension in fixed installations using optional mounting brackets.

To extend the system’s low frequency response the ED150A can be complemented by subwoofers from the Axiom SW series such as the SW18A.