Electro-Voice ETX-35P 15-inch 2000W Powered 3-Way Loudspeaker with FIR-Drive DSP

Electro-Voice ETX-35P 15-inch 2000W Powered 3-Way Loudspeaker with FIR-Drive DSP

Marsoni

M251S

$950.00

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Electro-Voice ETX-35P 15-inch 2000W Powered 3-Way Loudspeaker with FIR-Drive DSP15 inch LF SMX woofer 6. 5 inch MF driver 1. 25 inch HF titanium compression driver 2000 W Class D power amplifier with integrated FIR Drive DSP 136 dB peak SPL Building upon the legendary heritage of Electro Voice audio engineering, ETX are designed to be the most advanced professional grade portable loudspeakers available today. The series combines intelligent FIR Drive technology with innovative industrial design to deliver stunning performance and

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