The HX-7W-WP is a 2-way compact speaker system that permits both constant directivity control over a wide frequency range and changes in vertical directivity. Its adopted wave front control technology is ideal for reproducing clear sound in spaces with long reverberation times or high background noise.

• Design consists of four integrated speaker cells that can be adjusted to optimize the vertical dispersion angle
• Built-in isophasic wavefront control horn ensures precise HF control and superior reproduction of HF sounds
• Newly added 0° mode facilitates the most effective line array set up
• Easily adjustable vertical dispersion angle

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this sub be paired outdoors with the TOA HX-5W-WP Mini Line Array?

A: The TOA FB-120B 12" 600W Subwoofer can be paired with the TOA HX-5W Variable Dispersion Line Array Speaker, but these speakers are intended indoor use. They are not weather-proof or weather-resistant.

Q: 2. Does the Atlas Sound SM82TB require a powered mixer or a power amp to operate?

A: Yes the Atlas Sound SM82T is a passive speaker.

Q: 3. Are 3 sets of these on each side and subs going to overload with a live church band?

A: I don't think you will have any problem with 6 arrays. The Toa Electronics HX-7B are rated at 750W continuous program at 8 Ohms for 1 array.

Q: 4. Can these be used in stereo or bridged to mono or would I need two sets?

A: The Toa Electronics HX-5B Variable Dispersion Line Array Speaker use a single SpeakON or M4 terminal input connection and will not produce a stereo signal with a single unit. A pair of HX-5B, one receiving the left channel and the other receiving the right channel, would be required for a true stereo image.

Q: 5. Can you separate the speakers? If I am not hanging them, what other accessories can I use say, if want 2 on each side (left and right over a sub)?

A: All four element are connected, with one input, they can't be separated. If you need two side, you would need one of the complete speaker on each side. We have multiple option for mounting these speakers, wall or ceiling, please refer to the web site for best mounting option. The sub that works well with these speakers is the FB-120B or W based on the color your are looking for.

Q: 6. As I am not familliar with these array speaker. are they set up to say use in a church the top speaker would get more power to reach the back of the curch the next one leass power to reach mid osf church an the low ones to have less power from Crown CDI 1000 at 70 volts to reach the front of the church. just asking?

A: This speaker have one input, audio is distributed across all element equally, the shape and the articulation of the speaker help disperse the audio vertically from 0 to 60 degrees, but will not give different power to each element. they are all equal. if you want to use a 70V amp, you will need the MT-200 to each one, it is a 200Watt 70V transformer. TOA have multichannel Amps as well, for example if you want to use 70V you can use the DA-250DH, it is a dual channel 250W per channel, it can cover two speakers.

Q: 7. What amp do you recommend for this?

A: If you are running just one sub, you can use the Crown XLi 800 in Bridged Mode, which will deliver 600 watts at 8 Ohms. If you are using two subs, consider the QSC GDX 4, which delivers 600 watts at 8 Ohms per channel. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1100330-REG/qsc_gxd_4_professional_power.html https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1126335-REG/crown_audio_xli800_600w_2_channel_stereo.html

Q: 8. What would be a good amp to pair with a pair of these speakers?

A: It depend how it is used, if you are using these speakers for speeches, and normal music you can use the DA-250D this gives you 250 watts per speaker. If you are using it in a loud music environment you can use the DA-250F in a bridge mode, that will give you 500 Watts per speakers.Another configuration with Subs, two of them, you can use the FB-120, and add another DA-250D for the subs.

Q: 9. You list possible vertical spread angles, but not the horizontal dispersion angle. I am trying to cover a space without the use of a center array. I should be able to do it if the horizontal spread is about 75 or 80 degrees. Will I make it?

A: The Toa Electronics HX-5W Variable Dispersion Array Speaker have a specified horizontal dispersion angle of 100 degrees.

Q: 10. is the $529 the price for the entire 4 array or each speaker? what is the SPL of each speaker and the entire rig?

A: The HX-5B is sold as shown. The array features 4 angle adjustable units. SPL rating is not provided by the Manufacturer. All available specs provided in the documentation: https://a href= http://static.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/257736.pdf target= _blank static.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/257736.pdf/a