Architected around a 15-inch subwoofer, an aluminium spacer pole and an upper module carrying sixteen 2.75-inch midrange drivers in a curved column, the system produces a tightly controlled 120-degree horizontal pattern with a uniform vertical wash that minimises floor and ceiling reflections in reverberant rooms. The integrated Class D amplification provides 1,000 W LF and 600 W MF/HF from a high-headroom switch-mode supply, and the onboard 4-channel Klark Teknik digital mixer offers two Combo XLR inputs with switchable phantom power, a stereo RCA/3.5 mm media input and Bluetooth audio streaming for music playback between performances. Onboard DSP includes sixteen factory preset programmes voiced for speech, acoustic and DJ programme material, three-band EQ on every input channel, intelligent feedback suppression and a remote-control protocol controllable via the iOS/Android Turbosound App over Bluetooth. The cabinets are constructed from impact-resistant ABS mouldings over a braced internal frame, finished in a hard-wearing semi-matt white with black trim (the WHB designation), and the subwoofer integrates a recessed top-plate to receive the spacer pole and column without external hardware. Cable management runs internally between the three modules via a single locking multi-pin connector at the base of the column. Travel is simplified by a moulded recessed grab handle on the subwoofer and a column carrying bag, allowing single-operator set-up in under three minutes. Connector pinout, ground-lift switches and link-out for a second iP3000 satellite are all on the subwoofer rear panel. Typical applications include houses of worship, AV-rental for breakouts and corporate presentations, mobile DJ and acoustic-band reinforcement up to roughly 250 attendees. Designed and engineered in the U.K. by Turbosound's portable PA team.