New Gear

PreSonus' AudioBox 22VSL, AudioBox 44VSL, and AudioBox 1818VSL (pictured here) can each serve as a compact, rack-mountable USB 2.0 interface with integrated software that provides the dynamics processing and EQ of a StudioLive-series mixer with latency low enough for users to record and monitor with effects in real time.

Community Professional Loudspeakers is adding two new monitors to its M-Class Series, the new MX8 and MX10. The 8-inch MX8 and 10-inch MX10 can handle 300W and 500W, respectively. They feature Community's co-axial driver units, Tru-Phase conical high frequency waveguide, Carbon Ring Cone Technology and Dyna-Tech multi-stage limiter circuits.

EAW's SBK Series Subwoofers are designed and shaped to complement EAW's MK2300 or MK5300 Series full-range loudspeakers. They can also serve as stand-alone units for a wide range of applications. There are three models: SBK150 (single 15-inch), SBK180 (single 18-inch) and SBK250 (double 15-inch) subwoofers.

Juice Goose's JuiceBox is designed to serve as a solution for those looking for more power distribution options, particularly those who don't have racked equipment. Since a single outlet on an extension cord isn't usually enough, Juice Goose is introducing its new JuiceBox 6, a power distribution box that can be set on the floor far away from a wall outlet, in the middle of a stage or anywhere else where AC power is needed. The company notes that it's like "having a rack mounted power strip without the rack."

EAW's VF Series family of passive products includes five models of VFR two-way full-range loudspeakers, two VFS subwoofers and three VSM stage monitors. The hybrid VF line combines portable and install features in one package, and can be considered an update to EAW's VR and FR Series with enhanced transducer technology and performance. The boxes' consistent construction allows for a number of configuration possibilities spanning the VFR and VFS Series, including clusters and arrays, matching speaker/subwoofer pairs or standalone units.

EAW's recent additions to their MicroWedge Series of stage monitors include the MicroWedge8 (MW8) and MicroWedge10 (MW10). The MW8 has an 8-inch woofer and the MW10 features a 10-inch woofer. Both units' coaxial designs pair the respective woofers with a 3-in (diaphragm) coaxially-mounted HF compression driver, and both are designed for impressive size-to-performance ratio, feedback stability, LF output, durability and out-of-the-box performance.

WorxAudio Technologies’ surface mount I/O-4 loudspeaker system is a small format sound reinforcement system designed for a wide range of settings, including restaurants / bars, retail environments, hotel lobbies, under balcony fill, and corporate industrial training / meeting spaces.

MC² Audio's E100 amplifier, the four-channel 2,800W Class-D model that serves as the flagship of the company's E-Series, is now shipping. It is the company's most powerful four-channel amplifier to date, and the first 4 channel proprietary class-D switch mode amplifier to be developed by MC², which is based in Honiton, Devon, U.K.

Yorkville Sound’s Paraline Series PSA1 Loudspeaker System is a compact, expandable active vertical array designed specifically for mobile PA applications and venues where access to complex trussing or roof hangs isn’t practical.

RCF’s TTL11A is an active column speaker array system composed by two modules, one for the mid-high and one for the bass frequencies.

SM Pro Audio's VU800 Passive Meter Bridge, a next-generation version of their VU8, is well-suited for use in broadcast, studio, live, and other audio production applications. A multi-channel passive VU meter with built-in headphone monitoring, the product is designed for use as an all-purpose visual audio level indicator.

Powersoft's Ottocanali 1204 is designed to serve as a feature-rich, versatile multi-channel amplifier for installation applications. Occupying a single rack space and regular depth, the Ottocanali 1204 provides 8 channels with 160 watts each at 4 ohms, and 80 watts each at 8 ohms, respectively.