From a Whisper to a Scream
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TOA's HX-5/ HX-7 reinforce sound sources horizontally. Each listener hears sound in nearly identical volume and quality. It is an ideal solution for acoustically challenging venues which have a reflective ceiling or highly reverberate spaces.
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3 Benefits of Using Line Array Speaker instead of Point-Source Speaker
1. Adequate Sound Pressure Level
Sound travels wide horizontally, keeping the sound pressure level with a line array speaker, whereas sound travels radially and slowly damps with a conventional point source speakers.
2. Better Speech Intelligibility
Adjusted direction of coverage for better and more precise aiming, which increases speech intelligibility.
3. Less Feedback
Controlled directivity virtually eliminates the most harmful effects and prevents feedback.
Sound travels wide horizontally, keeping the sound pressure level with a line array speaker, whereas sound travels radially and slowly damps with a conventional point source speakers.
2. Better Speech Intelligibility
Adjusted direction of coverage for better and more precise aiming, which increases speech intelligibility.
3. Less Feedback
Controlled directivity virtually eliminates the most harmful effects and prevents feedback.
Flexible installation options
Thanks to its award-winning enclosure design, employing four modules per unit, the HX Series allows precise adjustment of sound dispersion angles.
Thanks to its award-winning enclosure design, employing four modules per unit, the HX Series allows precise adjustment of sound dispersion angles.
● Versatile mounting options
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● Accurate directivity control
HX Series configuration allows the variable directivity control and low-frequency dispersion control comparable to using a large constant-directivity horn speaker. 
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● Adjustable Dispersion
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Applications
HX-5 or HX-7 is the best solution for acoustically challenging spaces such as house of worship, concert halls, and sports stadiums.
HX-5 or HX-7 is the best solution for acoustically challenging spaces such as house of worship, concert halls, and sports stadiums.
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