Visual Sound, Inc. Active Subwoofer TS212 iDP

Tannoy/TGI North America, Inc. Two exceptionally powerful active subwoofers have been designed to complement the monitors. Both are substantially constructed, acoustically inert, infinite baffle cabinets. Two exceptionally powerful active subwoofers have been designed to complement the monitors. Both are substantially constructed, acoustically inert, infinite baffle cabinets in which exceptionally high power handling and long throw drive units really do deliver tightly controlled bass with massive impact. Main Features: Full iDP™ technology functionality is incorporated to allow completely network flexibility so that a system can be configured as 2.1, 5.1, 7.2 or in any other multi channel combination required. Bass management and crossover facilities specifically for the subwoofer allow change of the filter slope between 2nd, 4th and 6th order. In most circumstances the 22 litre single 12" driver equipped TS112 iDP™ is the ideal partner for the Precision monitors, particularly the 6" driver model. However, particularly for use with the Ellipse iDP™ monitors, or in exceptionally demanding situations where huge bass performance is required, the 45 litre TS212 iDP™ subwoofer utilises two of these 12" side-firing metal-coned drive units. With 1.5 kilowatts of power in the TS212 iDP™ and 750W in the TS112 iDP™ there is massive power overhead available to ensure that the punch and drive of the mix track is faithfully reproduced.iDPiDP™ technology provides a powerful digital solution to precision defined acoustics and ultimate monitoring flexibility. Tannoy's iDP™ equipped studio monitors incorporate a host of technology, including DSP, networking intelligence and class D digital amplifiers. This combines with the point source, constant directivity Dual Concentric™ driver and WideBand™ technology to provide an exceptional level of performance and operation convenience in studio monitoring. iDP™ provide the studio professional with a premium performance monitor solution with the flexibility to adapt to placement and the acoustic properties of the surroundings in which they are being used -- in other words, complete control over the entire monitoring operation.