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TA-500HM

ツアーアプリケーション用スピーカー

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TA-500HM

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ツアーアプリケーション用スピーカー

About this product

ツアーアプリケーション用スピーカー

The Turbosound TA-500HM is a passive mid-high loudspeaker from the Aspect Series, engineered for touring applications where a discrete mid-high enclosure must integrate with separate low-frequency cabinets to form a full-range system. The Aspect topology was developed by Turbosound to give touring engineers freedom to scale the system to room size by adjusting the count of HM and LF cabinets independently.

The TA-500HM is built in a road-grade plywood enclosure with steel-protected corners, recessed handles for rigging crew and integrated fly hardware so it can be flown directly from truss or stacked on matching subs. Internally the cabinet carries a horn-loaded high-frequency section paired with mid-band drivers, all crossed over passively to keep system wiring simple and roadworthy.

The TA-500HM is intended for use with the Aspect family of low-frequency cabinets and processed via the recommended Turbosound system controller settings to ensure phase-coherent integration across the crossover region. Designed and engineered in the United Kingdom.

  • Passive mid-high loudspeaker for touring applications
  • Horn-loaded high-frequency section with mid-band drivers
  • Road-grade plywood enclosure with steel corner protection
  • Integrated fly hardware for truss suspension or ground stacking
  • Part number 15F0175BLK
  • Designed and engineered in the United Kingdom