Altec Lansing DTS645-8AF User Manual

Key system features, Description

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DTS645-8AF

16 Duplex® Loudspeaker

KEY SYSTEM FEATURES

Duplex Technology System (DTS™)

III Vented Bass Duplex® Horn System.

High Output Capability

III Maximum Output: 133 clB SPL.

High Sensitivity

III High Frequency: 109 ciB SPL.

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Low Frequency: 104 dB SPL.

Extensive Power Handling

III High Frequency: 300 watts.

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Low Frequency: 800 watts.

Excellent Directivity Control

III 60° Horizontal by 40° Vertical.

True Point Source

III Smooth Transition.

Multiple Arraying Configurations

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Flexible Trapezoidal Cabinet Design.

Safety Tested Flying System

III 552 lb. Capacity (in excess of 8:1 S.F.)

DESCRIPTION

The permanent installation of compact, "packaged"

loudspeakers in architectural spaces has grown increas­
ingly popular in recent years. Sound system designers
sparked this popularity through their increased creation of
high output, concert quality loudspeaker systems. These
systems provide a level of quality desired by the perform­
ing arts and touring sound industries. The introduction of
trapezoidal enclosures enable sound system designers to
locate more loudspeakers in a smaller physical space,

thereby increasing output and creating an effective "point
source" cluster.

While most of these systems reproduce amplified

music with the intensity and wide bandwidth suitable for
concert quality reproduction, they typically lack the direc­
tivity to provide highly intelligible, natural sounding speech
with adequate gain-before-feedback. This compromise is
completely unacceptable in a performing arts center or
house of worship.

The Altec Lansing DTS645-8AF loudspeaker was

created to provide high output levels for full-range music
reproduction while offering a very directive output for
highly intelligible speech in even the most reverberant ar­
chitectural spaces. Altec Lansing's engineers have created
a new Duplex® coaxial loudspeaker which physically aligns
the high and low frequency drivers creating a true point
source device. This concept is the driving force behind the

DTS-series of arrayable loudspeaker devices.

Complementing

the

DTS645-8AF's

powerful

performance is a trapezoidal cabinet which allows for
flexible arraying. The integral L-track flying hardware
facilitates quick, easy, and repeatable installations.

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