FBT HiMaxX 40
With the new HiMaxX series FBT establishes a reference point on the scenario of 12 and 15 enclosures in polypropylene for sound reinforcement introducing performance and technical content of a standard unthinkable up until now. FBT HiMaxX takes its place alongside the FBTMaxX series exalting all the technical features.Ā The study of a new cabinet in polypropylene the use of a switch mode power supply and high efficiency power amplifiers and the redesign of the loudspeakers were the activities of the FBT RD team aimed at maximizing the power weight ratio. This series comprises three models; two 2-way full-range enclosures in polypropylene HiMaxX 40 (12+1) and HiMaxX 60 (15+1.4) plus a compact Ā18 bandpass SUB in birch plywood (HiMaxX 100Sa). Compact and light weight HiMaxX brilliantly solve all the most demanding requests from buffs musicians and professionals looking for powerful versatile and very high quality loudspeaker enclosures. Ideal for live and sound reinforcement applications requiring ease of transport they are also suited to fixed installations thanks to the cabinets format and optional accessories.Ā HiMaxx 40 is a passive 12″ Mid-top cabinet that is 500w RMS 8ohm producing 127dB SPL The low frequency driver is a custom designed BC neodymium driver with a 3″ voicecoil and a 1″ compression driver with a 1.7″ voicecoil also manufactured by BC Long Term Power: 250w Short Tem Power: 1000w Recommend amplifier: 500w Sensitivity: 99dB 2-way passive Bass-reflex design. BC custom designed 320 mm (12) neodymium woofer with 75 mm (3) voice coil. BC 25 mm (1) compression driver with 44 mm (1.7) voice coil. 90ĀH x 60ĀV constant directivity horn. 4 x M10 anchoring points 35 mm (1.38) top-hat for speaker stand placement and wall bracket mount flange 2 integrated carrying handles. Enclosure suitable for stacking. Passive version 500Wrms8ohm recommended amplifier. Passive crossover filter featuring soft-trip circuitry to ensure full protection of LF woofer and HF driver. 2 NL-4 Neutrik Speakon connectors.
