Audio installers looking for a high-quality, powered array speaker system will be impressed with the Tannoy QFlex 64-WP, a digitally steerable multi-channel, column array loudspeaker that is designed as a complete solution for challenging environments such as houses of worship, transportation hubs, convention centers, shopping malls, conference facilities, performing arts centers, and museums.

At the heart of the system, it utilizes a proprietary VNET loudspeaker networking platform, which comprises both software and hardware DSP components that produce extremely high speech intelligibility, impactful music reinforcement, and a complete loudspeaker system diagnostics and monitoring. The extruded aluminum enclosure houses 64 channels of 100W Class-D amplification that powers thirty-two 4" low-frequency drivers, sixteen 3" low/mid-frequency drivers, and sixteen 1" high-frequency drivers. All 64 drivers combine to provide a frequency response of 110 Hz to 20 kHz (-10 dB) at a maximum SPL of 103 dB at 100'.

The Tannoy QFlex 64-WP steerable column array loudspeaker features BeamEngine technology to steer the sound away from surfaces that cause reflections. The intuitive BeamEngine GUI allows the designer to generate a steering algorithm that is custom tailored to the specific area, resulting in an asymmetrical pattern and delivering constant SPL in the near and far field.

Multiple VNET enabled products can be used with the QFlex 64-WP for multi-column configurations. Implementation of the network between nodes is via high-quality rugged Neutrik Ethercon connectors, which are compatible with standard RJ45 plugs, and Cat 5 cable. Each speaker has a unique address for auto-location on the network. The Tannoy QFlex 64-WP ships with a mounting bracket.

Weather Resistant for Indoor/Outdoor    Highly Intelligible Speech and Music    110 Hz to 20 kHz Frequency Response    64 x 100W Class-D Amplifier Channels    32 x 4", 16 x 3", 16 x 1" Drivers    103 dB at 100' Max SPL    BeamEngine GUI for Easy Setup    Symmetrical & Asymmetric Pattern Control    Ideal for Tough Acoustic Environments    Includes Mounting Brackets

• Digitally steerable column array speaker system provides high intelligibility speech and music reproduction
• 32 x 4" low frequency drivers, 16 x 3" low/mid frequency drivers, and 16 x 1" high frequency drivers with individual 100W Class-D amplifiers
• Class leading ±70° steering control with 64 channels of integrated DSP and amplification
• Intuitive BeamEngine GUI for asymmetric pattern creation and even near and far field SPL coverage
• High density array of transducers with proportional frequency spacing prevents aliasing artefacts
• Ideal for the most challenging acoustic environments due to extended frequency range steering control
• For installation applications with coverage distances up to 328' (100m)
• Fully PA/VA compliant
• Fully integrated amplified speaker system connects to other Tannoy products via VNET
• Input accessory options for constant voltage systems and Audinate Dante* digital audio networks
• All components weather and dust resistant to IP54
• Architecturally styled aluminium enclosure with a semi-matt white painted finish
• Corrosion resistant aluminium perforated grille
• Included custom brackets allow quick and accurate installation
• AES3 input and link connections on RJ45 connectors with internal sample rate conversion up to 96 kHz
• 10-year warranty program

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. DiCAPac WP-S10 Waterproof Case will it fit a canon 60D 70-300mm lens? or 60 D with 24-105 mm zoom lens?

A: Canon 60D with 24-105mm will fit well , with 70-300mm you would not be able to zoom beyond 70mm

Q: 2. I use a 70d with a 50mm prime lens. I don't know if I should get the WP-S10 or WP-S5. Can someone help? thanks in advance!

A: Can't say...I'm using a D200 with 70-300 zoom in a W-S10, which just fits at its longest extension. All I can suggest is comparing the lens dimensions and gauging from those which way to go. If there's more space than needed, the case will collapse, bellows-like, so perhaps going for more room would be the safest bet.

Q: 3. Does it fit in the Cannon 5d mark 3 with the cannon 24-105 mm lens EF mount, 1:4?

A: I don't know if it fits a 5D mark II. It fits my 6D. What I found however is. It works better with a prime Len. Even it has pockets for fingers, it is quite difficult to manipulate the zoom.

Q: 4. What type of cable or connector does it use?

A: This speakre uses bare-wire tap terminals.

Q: 5. I'm considering using a pair of these for my living room for music & home theater use. Would these work well in this environment? Also, how far does the front baffle of the speaker extend from the wall when using the supplied wall mount?

A: The JBL CBT 100LA-1 are designed for commercial install applications in medium to large sized venues mainly for speech applications, although it is able to be switched for music application to offer a wider frequency response. When mounted with the included wall tilt/swivel mount the face of the speaker will be 13.5 from the wall.

Q: 6. Will this work with a Canon C70 with a Canon EF 24-105 f4 lens (with speedbooster)?

A: The Canon C70 with a Canon EF 24-105mm f/4 lens will not fit in the DiCAPac WP-S10 Waterproof Case.

Q: 7. Can you adjust the lens area to fit different size lens?

A: The lens port on the DICAPac WP-S10 Waterproof Case can be pushed in or extended to accept lenses from 2.0 (50mm) to 6 (150mm) long.

Q: 8. Does this case fit a d750 with tamron 24-70 f2.8?And when I use a zoom lens am I able to zoom?

A: It should be able to fit, but I wont risk a camera of this price range! It killed my 7D with 18-200 pretty much on the very first use.

Q: 9. Will the Nikon d7500 fit?

A: Im running it with a d7000 and it fits fine. Even with a battery grip I can still slide it in

Q: 10. How many rolls of 35mm can each bottle develop?

A: The following makes a 1 gallon develop fix which will accommodate 10-13 rolls of film.