Meyer Sound Laboratories is now shipping the self-powered MILO 120 high-power expanded-coverage curvilinear array loudspeaker, a variation on its MILO.
The MILO 120 provides 120 degrees of horizontal and 20 degrees of vertical coverage. Intended for situations requiring curvilinear arrays with wide horizontal and vertical coverage, lower-profile arrays of MILO 120 can be built with only a few elements.
MILO 120 is optimized for the shorter throws and lower SPL of downfill applications, and is designed to be the downfill complement to standard MILO or M3D line array cabinets, as well as performing well in other fill applications that can be satisfied by one or two cabinets.
MILO 120 was designed to be used with the 700-HP ultrahigh-power subwoofer or the M3D-Sub directional subwoofer. Optimal performance is obtained when the MILO 120 is driven with Meyer Sound’s LD-3 compensating line driver.
MILO 120 produces a peak output of 138 dB SPL with flat phase and frequency response. Its wide operating frequency range (60 to 18k Hz) is complemented by extended high-frequency headroom and a dedicated high-frequency section that renders delicate transient information with detailed resolution through its wide coverage pattern.
MILO 120 transducers are designed and manufactured by Meyer Sound, and driven by an onboard, 4-channel Class-A/B/H amplifier with 3,560 watts of total output power.
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