Adam Hall is launching the new version of Stinger G3 Series speakers from LD Systems.
The third version of the multi-functional full-range speakers and subwoofers are available in active and passive versions in 8-inch, 10-inch, 12-inch and 15-inch formats, as well as two 15-inch and 18-inch subwoofers, available in active or passive versions. All cabinets are made from high-quality 15 or 18 mm birch ply, which, in conjunction with the tuned bass reflex enclosures, ensures accurate bass response. The abrasion and impact resistant polyurea plastic coating is designed to repel dirt and increase longevity, especially during mobile use. All active speakers are equipped with class D amplifiers.
The dispersion characteristic of the full range speakers has been further optimised in the high frequency range. During the development and optimisation of the horns, theBoundary Element Method (BEM) was used, and the distance between the tweeter drivers and woofers has been minimised to avoid partial drop-outs caused by comb filter effects. LD’s proprietary DynX DSP technology features to improve sound quality. With their four presets (full range, satellite, monitor, flat), the full range speakers can be optimised for the desired application at the touch of a button.
In addition to three different high-cut filters, the active Stinger G3 subwoofer’s DSP presets also feature a cardioid preset. By combining three Stinger G3 subwoofers of the same design, a cardioid dispersion characteristic is achieved with this circuitry, which offers a number of qualitative advantages over conventional subwoofer setups.
The extensive range of accessories includes mounting hardware, padded protective covers and a stackable roll board for easy transport.
Viktor Wiesner, pro audio product manager, said: “The new Stinger G3 series speakers are highly professional PA solutions and reliable tools for the professional user. LD Systems has incorporated numerous unique technical features into these new developments and in doing so has improved the sound even further.”
