Electro-Voice TX1122FM | 500 W, 12 in. 2-way Dedicated Vertical Floor Monitor, passive, DH3 Compression Driver, Backbone Grille

The TX1122FM is a compact, high output dedicated floor monitor for use on small to medium-sized stages where high quality vocal and instrument applications are required in a lightweight package. The TX1122FM enclosure utilizes Signal Synchronized Trans ducers (patent pending), a design that aligns the woofer and compression driver by locating them on separate baffles, and integrates a low distortion port between the baffles. This offers tremendous advantages over traditional flat baffle construction: the acoustic centers of the woofer and compression driver are closer together, synchronizing arrival time; the voice coils of the compression driver and woofer are in the same plane, achieving linear phase response; and the size of both baffles are sm aller than a single baffle; resulting in a smaller footprint. The TX1122FM utilizes the DH3, a high output 1.25" titanium compression driver, coupled to a Constant Directivity 90º x 50º horn. The SMX2121 12" woofer has an FEA optimized magnet structure and shorting ring for ultra low distortion. The crossover uses steep 24 dB/octave slopes with equalization for very smooth response in vocal range, and has a built in protection circuit for long term reliability. The combination of the transducers, en closure, and crossover result in a compact floor monitor that is capable of very high output levels levels before feedback. The TX1122FM has a variety of features that make it well suited as a dedicated floor monitor. The internally braced enclosure is constructed out of a combination of plywood and MDF, and coated with EVCoatTM for maximum strength and durability. The unique grille design is very strong and dent resistant, and features a rotatable logo. Four way handles allow for gripping the TX112 2FM in a variety of positions. The recessed input panel with dual NL4 connectors is located on the rear of the enclosure, which keeps the connectors hidden and away from the performers on stage