Description
Introducing the Apart MPLT32-G Long-Throw Music Projector - a powerhouse of audio performance designed to elevate your outdoor sound experience to new heights. With 32 watts of rated power handling RMS at 100 volts and versatile transformer taps at 32, 16, 8, and 4 watts, this two-way long throw horn guarantees exceptional sound quality that resonates over long distances and wide areas with both music and speech.
Crafted for durability and top-notch performance, the MPLT32-G features a high-impact ABS housing and a coated aluminium bracket that not only ensures full weatherproofing according to IEC IP-66 standards but also provides a reliable defence against corrosion. The combination of a 6.5” HD woofer and 1” horn driver housed in a horn-shaped design delivers a well-considered coverage range, high sensitivity, high output, low distortion, and extended frequency response, making it ideal for amplifying voices, music, or alarm signals in diverse settings.
Whether you're looking to enhance outdoor environments like recreational facilities, schools, or parking lots, or seeking to elevate large indoor spaces such as sports centres, airports, or exhibition halls, the Apart MPLT32-G Long-Throw Music Projector is your go-to solution. Elevate your audio game with the perfect blend of power, clarity, and durability - experience excellence with every note and announcement.
Product Specifications
- Height in mm: 250
- Depth in mm: 290
- Woofer size in inch: 6.5
- Mounting system: U-bracket
- 100V transformer power taps in Watts: 32 - 16 - 8 - 4
- Max SPL 1m in dB: 113
- Main construction material: ABS plastic
- Applicable low impedance: no
- Horizontal dispersion angle 1000 Hz: 105°
- Closest RAL colour (subject to deviations): RAL9006
- Width in mm: 360
- Loudspeaker system: 2-way
- Tweeter size in inch: 1
- Colour: grey
- SPL 1W/1m in dB: 98
- Frequency response in Hz: 75 - 18 k
- IP rating: 66
- Applicable in 100V: yes
- Vertical dispersion angle 1000 Hz: 140°
- Net weight product (kg): 3.00
Delivery: 2-3 working days
