TT+ Audio has introduced the GTX 7CP, a 80° x 10° version of the GTX 7C compact cardioid line array module designed for applications requiring tighter horizontal coverage and enhanced long-throw performance.
The GTX 7CP extends the GTX 7C platform with a narrower Linear Resistive Waveguide while maintaining the same active cardioid architecture, high-output capability, and advanced DSP-driven directivity management. By concentrating high-frequency energy into an 80° horizontal angle, GTX 7CP delivers higher SPL over distance than the standard 120° GTX 7C configuration.
While combining GTX 7C and GTX 7CP modules can be recommended for specific venue geometries, arrays composed entirely of GTX 7CP modules are ideal when wide horizontal coverage is not required, helping reduce unwanted reflections from side walls, nearby boundaries, and reflective architectural surfaces.
The 80° waveguide helps project sound farther while limiting excess energy outside the audience area. Combined with active cardioid technology, it minimises rear spill toward the stage, backstage areas and surrounding environments.
While the physical configuration of woofers in traditional cardioid designs provides basic rear sound cancellation, it is often constrained by specific frequency limitations and relies on passive use of a single or pair of transducers driven from the same audio channel. In contrast, TT+ Audio’s active cardioid systems feature independently driven front and rear drivers with extensive DSP capabilities.
Key features:
- 140dB max SPL.
- 80° x 10° Linear Resistive Waveguide.
- Enhanced long-throw performance.
- Active cardioid technology with independently driven front and rear transducers.
- 22dB average rear attenuation.
- FiRPhase and BMC processing.
- Application-specific polar pattern presets.
- Shock-absorbing, polyurea-coated PU enclosure.
- Two 7-inch front and two 5.5-inch rear neodymium woofers.
- 3.0-inch titanium dome neodymium compression driver.
- Designed to operate with XPS 16K amplifiers.
- Compatible with GTS 16C cardioid subwoofer.
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