Tannoy, Lab.gruppen and Lake will showcase new and recent innovations at ISE 2012, which takes place at the Amsterdam RAI from 31 January to 2 February.
The show will witness a number of firsts, with Tannoy exhibiting its new VLS (Vertical Line Source) passive column range. With a sleek curvilinear architectural profile specifically designed for install applications, the VLS Series comes in three models that each utilise proven transducer technology adapted from Tannoy’s QFlex steerable column range.
Visitors will also be able to see the full range of Tannoy’s VX Series and VXP Series, the latter featuring Lab.gruppen’s new IDEEA (Intelli-Drive Energy Efficient Amplifier) power module. The new passive and self-powered loudspeakers build on the success of the existing V Series range, with an expanded line-up that includes twin driver configurations and new QCW (Q-Centric Waveguide) transducer technology for optimal tonal clarity, LF performance and greater pattern control.
Also on the stand will be Tannoy’s QFlex digital beam-steering array loudspeakers, complete with a whole new set of innovative enhancements that give the product improved functionality and superior capabilities for integration within large scale PA/VA applications.
Tannoy will also be showcasing its full range of Commercial Sound loudspeaker products, including the new OCV Series pendant open ceiling speakers, as well as the new DVS Series, the CMS Series and the CVS Series.
Lab.gruppen, meanwhile, will exhibit its new install-centric amplifier range, E Series. This 1U install-centric amplifier platform combines ample power reserves with low power consumption, therefore reducing the total cost of ownership below that of conventional designs. The company will also be joining Lake as it exhibits the PLM Series (which incorporates Lake Processing technology) alongside LM 44 (another first view for ISE 2012), the new digital audio processor from Lake.
Parent company TC Group will also be taking the opportunity to formally launch its new Applications Engineering and Training (AET) group, headed up by Graham Hendry, formerly director of business development for Tannoy.
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