JBL Intellivox

The JBL Intellivox ADC-H90 Mark II is designed for use on platforms and in high ceiling corridors, to minimize spill over a large bandwidth outside the listening area. The column is designed to be mounted horizontally and can be mechanically aimed according to desired throw. The Intellivox ADC-H90 Mark II is designed to evenly cover distances up to 10-15 m. It has a fixed vertical dispersion of 130º and a horizontal opening angle of 30º. The focus point for the horizontal beam is at 15m. This loudspeaker is EN 54-24 Compliant for life safety applications.

To improve intelligibility, the Model V90, utilises a preset vertical opening angle with a -4º steering angle to accurately cover the listening plane when mounted flat to a vertical surface. This results in a reduction of incoherent reflections from the mounting surface. An additional advantage of vertical or even recessed mounting is that the Model V90 becomes architecturally unobtrusive. This loudspeaker is EN 54-24 Compliant for life safety applications.

To improve intelligibility, the Model V90, utilises a preset vertical opening angle with a -4º steering angle to accurately cover the listening plane when mounted flat to a vertical surface. This results in a reduction of incoherent reflections from the mounting surface. An additional advantage of vertical or even recessed mounting is that the Model V90 becomes architecturally unobtrusive. This loudspeaker is EN 54-24 Compliant for life safety applications.

Active Beam Shaping, Self Powered, Column Loudspeaker Array, IP55 Rated The Intellivox HP-DS370 is a self-contained, especially high-power and high-output, 2-way, wide-bandwidth beam-shaping powered loudspeaker column loudspeaker with a high degree of outdoor capability. The HP-DS370 is a modern update to the classic Intellivox DS1608, which was the world’s first commercially available beam-shaping high power loudspeaker array. Since beam shaping’s introduction in 1999 the Intellivox High Power models have been specified to solve the problems of speech intelligibility and musical reinforcement in large highly reverberant spaces and theatres.