The WorxAudio Technologies X5-P Install Line array incorporates five modules, each with a medium format, 1-inch exit compression driver coupled to a stabilized proprietary FlatWave™ Former (wave shaping device) that delivers clear, penetrating high frequencies over a predictable and controlled coverage area. These compression drivers are paired with dual 8-inch cone transducers coupled to the (A.I.M. ™) Acoustic Intergrading Module that minimizes cone filtering throughout the entire operating spectrum and provides a rich, fully balanced sound with a frequency range that spans from 45 Hz to 20 kHz (-10 dB). Hence, each X5-P loudspeaker system provides a total of five high frequency drivers and ten bass drivers—all housed in a rugged enclosure.

The new X5-P’s cabinet is the result of painstaking attention to detail and is intended to provide years of great-sounding, trouble-free service. The loudspeaker enclosure is constructed from sturdy multi-ply Baltic Birch and is heavily braced for cabinet rigidity. Protecting the enclosure is a multi-layered, catalyzed polyurethane finish— available in black or white— designed to withstand the most demanding install applications. A 14-gauge, perforated, cloth-backed, powder coated steel grill with a high transmission ratio protects the transducer complement.

Characteristic of WorxAudio Technologies’ TrueLine Series loudspeakers, the new X5-P ships with a first-rate complement of custom-designed flyware.  The X5-P‘s black or white powered coated, aluminum TrueAim™ grid incorporates a series of holes that control the angle of the suspended enclosure. Collectively, the five modules of the X5-P are splayed to produce a 160-degree horizontal by 40-degree vertical dispersion that creates a holding pattern ranging from 300 Hz to 18 kHz. The X5-P’s included EASE Focus aiming software incorporates all the various system parameters—including weight, distribution, and rigging points—and provides a single-step “Auto Focus” process that details the optimum angle to suspend the enclosure at, which is accomplished by setting the TrueAim grid at the recommended hole. The entire process is quick, easy, and ensures optimum coverage throughout the space.