d&b XSL 12

Name: d&b XSL 12
Brand: DMX Productions

DMX Productions

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D B XSL12 Line Array Element NLT4 The XSL12 is a mobile specific line array module purposefully designed for small to medium scale sound reinforcement. It can also supplement GSL and KSL Systems as fill and delay. Up to twenty-four / twenty-two cabinets in compression or tension mode from XSL Flying frames and up top twelve cabinets from the smaller XSL Mounting frames can be flown in vertical columns to produce a 120° constant directivity dispersion pattern in the horizontal plane. The XSL12 houses two 8” neodymium forward facing LF drivers, two side firing 6.5” neodymium LF drivers, one horn

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Registered at Companies House as DMX PRODUCTIONS LIMITED, number 05771292. Checked 2026-08-29.
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