Bose Panaray MSA 12X: modular array speaker for acoustically difficult spaces

This self-powered system has twelve 2.25" full-range transducers (with response from 75 Hz to 14 khz) in a column line array configuration, to deliver consistent audio levels and optimal vocal intelligibility, as well as full-range music reinforcement, that can be seen these days in InfoComm 2017.

Discreet and modular design for use in auditoriums, Museums, centers of worship, Etc; the Panaray MSA12X model that Bose Professional presents these days in InfoComm 2017 (stand 4061), Includes twelve internal amplifiers (50W per channel, with a total of 600W) and integrated DSP, enabling digital control and addressing of vertical array coverage.

Proprietary Articulated Array configuration offers 160° wide horizontal coverage, as well as independent level control and two-beam EQ for each array, and recording up to ten internal memories of user presets.

Panaray MSA12X features Dante network connection of Audinate and line-level analog audio input.

Its modular design facilitates the configuration of up to three MSA12X units forming a vertical array to increase the launch distance.

Also integrates pattern control at low frequencies, while thanks to its discreet aesthetics (in white that can be painted and black) Adapts to any environment when installed on the wall, with an integrated support for a rotation of up to 90º.

Available on the market in autumn 2017, the design, beam adjustment and control is performed using Bose Professional Modeler and ControlSpace software.

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