Renkus-Heinz ICONYX Series
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Now shipping, the ICONYX Series of Digitally Controlled Column loudspeakers use advanced technology to provide intelligible speech and musical sound in highly reverberant environments.
Their slender "thin-stick" vertical profile mounts flat to the wall, blending easily with both classical and contemporary architecture. Systems are available in 8, 16, 24 and 32-channel sizes to suit different needs. All are constructed from the basic IC8 8-channel module to simplify shipping and transportation. The modules are easily joined together in the field to form larger systems. Advanced DSP software and true digital amplification enable defining the shape and aiming of the vertical beam without moving the columns from their installed position.
The 16-channel IC16 measures just 6x6x74.5 inches and delivers constant SPL over large distances (300-plus feet). Coverage is both controllable and consistent. Beams can be symmetrical, asymmetrical or dual, and can be custom-shaped to fit specific applications. Horizontal dispersion is fixed at a nominal 150 degrees between -6dB points. Additional IC8 modules can easily be added to the basic IC16 system to extend the Series' vertical pattern control to even lower frequencies.
For more information, visit www.renkus-heinz.com. For more new product announcements, visit mixonline.com/livesound/products/. For more AES New Products, visit Mix's special AES site.
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