LAIA- 28

New compact line array

Self-powered, class D line array enclosure. Two-way system equipped with two 8″ speakers (2″ tetracoil) and a 1.4” compression driver coupled to a 100°H x 10° V waveguide.

Bi-amplified enclosure that offers high levels of power from a compact system.

Description

The LAIA-28 enclosure is a medium format Line Array module that offers an ideal solution for a wide variety of indoor and outdoor applications where a compact, practical and reliable Line Array system is required.

LAIA-28 is a self-powered 2-way system with a total of 1200W in class D, universal switching power supply and a PFC system for better optimization of input voltage and current and lower consumption. Equipped with a powerful next-generation

64-bit/96KHz DSP designed and manufactured by Lynx Pro Audio, it offers the most recent advances in digital processing, such as FIR filters, which offer linear frequency and phase response. The latest 32-bit/96KHZ AD/DA converters make the system one of the most advanced and innovative line arrays on the market, resulting in superior sound quality. Additionally, LAIA series systems can be controlled remotely using the OCS control platform, giving the user the ability to control the systems without the need for external processors.

Key features

Class D Powered (bi-amplified)

Internal temperature control

Electronic protection

FIR linear phase filtering

Online monitoring available

→ Two way active system

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Perfectly suited for:

→  Outdoor events
Theatres
→  Houses of worship
Large stadiums / arenas
→  Auditoriums
→  Interior live PA

Technical Data

 

Components

LF: 2 x 8”, 2” voice coil, Tetracoil ultra linear motor

HF: 1 x 1.4” exit throat, (3” voice coil) with titanium diaphragm

Frequency Range

65 Hz – 20 KHz (-10 dB)

Frequency response

75 Hz – 18 KHz (± 3dB)

Max SPL

130 dB / 136 dB Peak

Coverage

100º H x 10 º V

Power

1200 W Class D with switching power supply & PFC LF amplifier: 1 x 800 W RMS, 1600 W peak HF amplifier: 1 x 400 W RMS, 800 W peak

DSP Processing

96 KHz / 64 bit double-precision

Control

User control interface

Control connections

USB (DSP updating) / Ethernet (OCS)

Input

Analog

AC power

90 – 264V. 50/60 Hz with PFC

AC connections

16A Neutrik powerCon true1 TOP with looping output

Finish

Polyurea coating, high grade resistant paint

Material

15 mm Premium birch plywood

Dimensions
248 x 279 x 645 mm (H x W x D) without pins
Weight25 Kg (55.12 lbs)
Dimensiones LAIA28

More features

Hardware for LAIA- 28
Enclousure-v12
Enclosure

The LAIA-28 cabinet is constructed from 11-ply premium birch plywood (15mm thickness) and finished with polyurea coating

Internal design

The internal structure of the LAIA- 28 is heavily braced for greater longevity and all parts are assembled on metal inserts with metric screws. The amplification modules & DSP are housed in a separate chamber to the drivers avoiding excessive heat & vibration, thus delivering greater efficiency and reliability.

Rear panel

The powder coated steel rear panel contains all connections and houses the LAIA-28 amplification modules and DSP, is easily accessible and housed separately from the drivers for increased reliability and efficiency

Grill

The LAIA-28 has two heavy duty, powder coated front grille with a special acoustic rear fabric to protect the transducers against dust and dirt.

Rigging

The 3 point rigging system with 2 front retractile levers and 1 centre/rear point enables up to 16 LAIA- 28 cabinets to be flown in a single array, with optional splay angles, from between 0º to 10º with 1º step increments to create the desired curve.

The system can also be rigged and angled in retracted position enabling a much easier set-up without the need to lift each cabinet individually.

Transport

The LAIA-28 is easy to transport thanks to its dedicated flight case where it can be stowed in rest position. With craddle option: no need to lock pins.

Backpanel detail

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 DSP configuration

DSP module configuration panel

On the back pannel of the cabinet you will find the digital control area. From the compact joystick located below the screen you are able to configure the basic adjustment functions of the internal DSP.

Just move the joystick to select the icons on the left of the screen. You can enter into the following functions: Home, settings, folder, configuration and information. Please note that you must apply the desired configuration in each one cabinet and requires electrical power to work.

If changes are not made the display will automatically dim to avoid unnecessary light in situations where light is not wanted. To re-activate the light simply press the joystick.

The following screens are an example and may vary slightly for each cabinet.

Configuration panel:

HOME

On the main screen you can see the cabinet’s input and output:

Input: You can see a vumeter with the input level and a clip signal.

Output: You have a vumeter with the output level (0 dBu is the amp’s maximum level) You can check the compressor and control the dynamic activity.

SETTINGS

This panel allows you to change the gain, polarity, mute and the delay for the inputs.

You also have the possibility of putting a high pass, changing the type of filter, frequency and order.

FOLDER

The folder screen shows you the name of the preset and its description.

Using the joystick you can change the preset.

CONFIGURATION

This screen is to configurate Ethernet. You can choose automatic or manual.

You can also configure the screen saver.

And here you have the input selection. You can choose between analog or AES3 for channel 1 or channel 2.

INFORMATION

The last screen shows you some general information regarding the cabinet’s components.

Here you can see the cabinet model, its serial number, DSP firmware and hardware versions, amp module model with hardware version, as well as the accelerometer status.

 

Watch the following TUTORIAL to understand how it works:

DSP module configuration panel

On the back panel of the cabinet you will find the digital control area. From the compact joystick located below the screen you are able to configure the Basic adjustment functions of the internal DSP.

Just move the joystick to select the icons on the left of the screen. You can enter into the following functions: Home, settings, folder, configuration and information. Please note that you must apply the desired configuration in each one cabinet and requires electrical power to work.

If changes are not made the display will automatically dim to avoid unnecessary light in situations where light is not wanted. To re-activate the light simply press the joystick.

The following screens are an example and may vary slightly for each cabinet.

HOME

On the main screen you can see the cabinet’s input and output.

Input: You can see a vumeter with the input level and a clip signal.

Output: You have a vumeter with the output level (0 dBu is the amp’s maximum level) You can check the compressor and control the dynamic activity.

SETTINGS

This panel allows you to change the gain, polarity, mute and the delay for the inputs.

You also have the possibility of putting a high pass, changing the type of filter, frequency and order.

FOLDER:

The folder screen shows you the name of the preset and its description.

Using the joystick you can change the preset.

CONFIGURATION:

This screen is to configurate Ethernet. You can choose automatic or manual. You can also configure the screen saver.

And here you have the input selection. You can choose between analog or AES3 for channel 1 or channel 2.

INFORMATION:

The last screen shows you some general information regarding the cabinet’s components.

Here you can see the cabinet model, its serial number, DSP firmware and hardware versions, amp module model with hardware version, as well as the accelerometer status.

Watch the following TUTORIAL to understand how it works:

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