The latest addition to Yamaha’s expanding Commercial Installation Solutions (CIS) range of products, the new VXC-F loudspeakers are being launched at the ISE 2015 show in Amsterdam.
Featuring a newly designed speaker unit and resin enclosure, optimally tuned for music playback, the shallow, lightweight construction and flexible design of the VXC3F and VXC5F can easily conform to the strictest installation limitations. The VXC3F features a 3.5” full-range bass reflex driver rated at 20w, with the VXC5F a 4.5” driver rated at 40w. The speaker unit and back box volume have been painstakingly matched to achieve well-balanced reproduction of all frequencies, even at low output levels - delivering refined, natural music reproduction at any volume level without the midrange distortion that often affects speakers of this type.
VXC-F speakers are also designed to be exceptionally fast and flexible to install. Facilities include both high and low-impedance connections (with speaker wattage easily switched either before or after installation), Euroblock terminals, a carrying band, anti-drop tab, magnetically secured grilles (with anti-drop wire) and double-threaded screws for speed of installation.
These features allow the installation process to be streamlined, enabling the seamlessly integration of high-quality audio into a restaurant, retail or professional environment with the minimum of disruption. Each type is supplied in pairs and both models are available in white or black finishes. Additionally the grilles can be painted any colour to match the project’s décor.
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Yamaha Launches New Low Profile Ceiling Loudspeakers At ISE 2015
February 12 2015, 05:00
Yamaha launched two brand new, low profile ceiling loudspeakers at the ISE 2015 show in Amsterdam. Featuring a newly designed speaker unit and resin enclosure, optimally tuned for music playback, the shallow, lightweight construction and flexible design of the VXC3F and VXC5F can easily conform to the strictest installation limitations.