Taking their cue from the fully-weatherised OS-80 and OS-90 loudspeakers and the OS-115 subwoofer, Danley Sound Labs has introduced the OS-12CX.
Like its siblings, the OS-12CX is built to withstand punishing rain, heat, and freeze/thaw cycles season after season after unrelenting season, while claiming ‘near-audiophile’ sonic performance. Eschewing band-passed outdoor PA designs of the past, the OS-12CX uses Danley’s Synergy crossover design, Sentinel limiter protection circuitry,and stainless steel mounting hardware.
‘The OS-12CX is a compact, yet powerful box for smaller outdoor installations like small- to mid-sized sports venues, water parks, and cruise ships, as well as for larger distributed outdoor installations or as fill for end-fired systems,’ says Danley Sound Labs President and founder, Mike Hedden. ‘Its 90° coverage pattern drops off with Danley’s characteristic steepness, and all the sound within the beam is even, flat, and perfectly phased. Plus, at only 40lb, the OS-12CX is easy to move around.’
The OS-12CX boasts a frequency response that is ±3dB from 69Hz to 21.7kHz using a single 12-inch coaxial driver. It is rated at 400W continuous and 1.6kW peak, and is capable of delivering 121dB SPL continuous and 127dB SPL peak. Its dimensions are approximately 30 inches tall by 26 inches wide by 11 inches deep. In addition, the Danley Sound Labs Centinel Protection Circuit is provided on both high and low frequencies.
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