QSC MD-L118

Price $1,250

Description

QSC’s new MD (ModularDesign™) Series loudspeakers encompass eight models incor-porating the highest quality components designed into a robust and versatile enclosure. They make an exceptional choice for a wide variety of applications—including houses of worship, performing arts facilities, hotels and casinos, clubs, and sporting facilities. For design/build contractors and electro/acoustic design consultants, they represent a comprehensive solution to the myriad challenges typically encountered in permanent sound reinforcement installations.

Conceived as a family of modular, arrayable, full-range and low-frequency products, the MD Series includes six full-range models available in three coverage patterns with either 12” or 15” low-frequency drivers. Models include the MD-F122/64r, MD-F122/94r, MD-F122/124r, MD-F152/64r, MD-F152/94r and MD-F152/124r. Two low-frequency models with single 15” and 18” transducers are the MD-L115 and MD-L118 respectively. All these models share the same 35” tall, 30-degree trapezoidal enclosure.

As ModularDesign loudspeaker models share a common form factor, creating full-range or combined full-range/low-frequency clusters is painless. Since the enclosures are designed with 30-degree angles, tightly packing them together splays the 60x40 horns perfectly and provides uniform coverage of any multiple of 60 degrees up to 360 degrees. No gaps or spacers are required and the radial front grilles form a contiguous cylindrical surface for a clean and aesthetically pleasing appearance.

Features:

* All full-range models feature a rotatable high-frequency horn—enabling them to be utilized either vertically or horizontally

* 2-way models can be operated in either full-passive or bi-amplified mode

* The MD Series is available in either black or white finishes

* System enclosures employ the same dimensions and 15 attachment points

* All models constructed in a trapezoidal design of multi-ply Birch with a powder coated steel grille

* When employing the 60-degree horn, the 30-degree trapezoidal angles minimize negative interference between tight-packed enclosures