3-Way active and passive speaker; 2 x 40 Watt RMS; RJ45 remote input; Bass and Treble equalization; Magnetically shielded speakers; Included adjustable mounting brackets; Easy to mount on walls/ceilings; Works only in combination with WP523 or RM523.
The LX523 is a 3-way stereo loudspeaker system
consisting of an active and passive loudspeaker,
designed to be used in combination with separate
available (or as a set) input units such as the WP523
Wall panel and the RM523 Web based Input Control
Unit. It is able to produce a clear and powerful sound
with a power up to 2 x 40 Watt, offering a flexible
solution for a wide variation of applications.
In combination with the WP523, it offers a solution
for applications such as classrooms, meeting rooms,
presentation desks, and many more where a speech
signal from a microphone and a music signal from
a source device, such as Laptop, CD-Player, MP3
player, ... should be mixed and made audible for
an audience. While the RM523 Web based control
interface offers a solution for more comprehensive
applications where multiple line and microphone signals
should be mixed and controlled, making it a simple
but fully digital controllable audiosystem which
can be operated through a web-based interface or
an RS232 connection.
The input connections should be made on the rear
side of the active loudspeaker by means of an RJ45
input connector, accompanied with a two band tone
control for Bass and Treble equalization. The applied
signal is differential with an increased voltage level,
making the transfered signal insensitive for interference
and noise generated by external devices. This
allows bridging distances up to 500 meters between
the input device and the loudspeaker, by just using
inexpensive twisted pair CAT5 cable. The magnetically
shielding of the speakers eleminate noise
caused by radiation of external devices.
These speakers are always sold in pairs of one active
and one passive speaker to be used together,
and come with a sturdy steel mounting bracket, finished
with powder coating.