VOID TRI MOTION 15 Inch Triangular Speaker Instruction Manual
- June 1, 2024
- VOID
Table of Contents
Tri Motion
Key features:
- Triangular format waveguides for enhanced pattern control
- Low resonance fibreglass composite construction
- Integrated flying and mounting system
- Optional floor stand or flying bracket
- Internal electronic HF protection
Applications:
- High impact nightclub
- VIP room
- Bar, club, lounge
- Live music venues
The aesthetically striking Tri Motion pushes sonic and creative frontiers, providing extraordinary efficiency and controlled dispersion, perfect for larger venues requiring cutting-edge performance.
Specifications
| Frequency Response | 120 Hz – 20 kHz ±3 dB |
|---|---|
| Efficiency 1 | LF: 107 dB 1W/1m, HMF: 110 dB 1W/1m |
| Crossover Points | LF: 120 Hz and 500 Hz, HMF: 500 Hz – Passive 1.4 kHz |
| Nominal Impedance | LF: 8 Ω, HMF: 8 Ω |
| Power Handling 2 | LF: 700 W AES, MHF: 250 W AES |
| Maximum Output 3 | 135 dB cont, 138 dB peak |
| Driver Configuration | 1 x 15” LF, 1 x 8” MF, 1 x 1.5” HF compression driver |
| Dispersion | 90°H x 60°V |
| Protection | Internal Electronic Control |
| Connectors | 2 x 4-pole speak ON™ NL4 |
| Weight | 47.1 kg (103.8 lbs) |
| Enclosure | Fibreglass composite |
| Rigging | Integral mounting system |
| Colour | Custom colours available upon request |
1 Measured in half space 2 AES2 – 1984 compliant 3 Calculated
Architectural specifications
The loudspeaker shall be an active three-way biamped system consisting of one
high power 15” (380 mm) isometric triangular horn loaded low frequency (LF)
transducer with a two way mid-high frequency section consisting of an 8” (200
mm) isometric triangular horn loaded mid-high frequency (MHF) transducer and
one 1.5” (38.1 mm) diameter exit high frequency (HF) compression driver
mounted on a waveguide. Both the LF and MHF transducers shall be enclosed in
separate and independent moulded fibreglass composite cabinet with a smooth
cellulose finish of any RAL colour.
The LF and MHF transducers shall be constructed on a cast aluminium frame,
with a treated paper cone, 63.5 mm (4”) for the LF and 50.8 mm (2”) for the
MHF voice coil, wound with copper wires on a high quality voice coil former,
for high power handling and long term-reliability. The HF transducer shall
project it’s sound through a high precision wave-guide with a 200 mm (8”)
baffle to achieve pattern control and low distortion.
Performance specifications for a typical production unit shall be as follows:
the usable on-axis bandwidth shall be 120 Hz to 20 kHz (±3 dB) and shall
average 60° directivity pattern on the vertical axis and 90° on the horizontal
one (-6 dB down from on-axis level) from 1 kHz to 12 kHz. Maximum SPL shall be
138 dB peak measured at 1 m using IEC268-5 pink noise. Crossover points shall
be at 500 Hz and 1.4 kHz using 3rd order filters (18 dB per octave). The
system shall be powered by its own dedicated power amplification module with
DSP management. The wiring connection shall be via two Neutrik speak ON™ NL4
(one for input and one for loop-out to another speaker), to allow for pre-
wiring of the connector before installation.
The enclosures shall be bolted onto a powder coated steel frame using no less
than four M8 bolts per horn.
This frame aligns the horns in the correct acoustic space to achieve constant
directivity across the loudspeaker system’s entire dispersion. The frame will
incorporate mounting holes for a U bracket fixture for attaching to ceiling,
wall and ground stack mounting brackets. The external dimensions of the
enclosures and frame shall be (W) 810 mm x (H) 515 mm x (D) 720 mm (31.9” x
20.3” x 28.3”). Weight shall be 47.1 kg (103.8 lbs).
The loudspeaker shall be the Void Acoustics Tri Motion.
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©2023 Void Acoustics Research Ltd.
TD10751-2 – Version 2
This information is subject to change without notice.
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