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FBT Ventis 206 Passive Speaker

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FBT Ventis 206 Passive SpeakerFor the VENTIS range, quality and flexibility are the watchwords. Based on a powerful combination of B&C compression drivers and FBTs own custom, long excursion woofers, the 115, 112 and 110 models are two way, bass reflex designs housed in 15mm birch plywood. A full grille design backed by specially treated acoustic cloth delivers the characteristic style for which FBT is known, while fully rotatable constant directivity horns ensure accurate

For the VENTIS range, quality and flexibility are the watchwords. Based on a powerful combination of B&C compression drivers and FBT’s own custom, long excursion woofers, the 115, 112 and 110 models are two-way, bass reflex designs housed in 15mm birch plywood. A full-grille design backed by specially treated acoustic cloth delivers the characteristic style for which FBT is known, while fully rotatable constant directivity horns ensure accurate coverage.

FEATURES
2-way,  bass reflex design
Digital Signal Processor with graphic display
15 mm (0.59”) birch plywood scratch resistant enclosure and internal bracing
High efficiency switch mode power supply
Control Panel features balanced XLR/Jack input, XLR LINK OUT, 2 x Volume, RCA Stereo input, DSP display with rotative encoder and push
Built-in passive crossover with soft-trip protection for the LF woofer and HF driver
Speakon NL-4 IN and LINK OUT connectors

SPECIFICATIONS
Net Dimension (WxHxD):     190 x 560 x 260mm
Net Weight:     11.8kg
Transport Dimension (WxHxD):     290 x 660 x 360mm
Transport Weight:     13.8kg
Configuration:     2 Way
Recommended Amplifier:     400w RMS
Long Term Power:     200w
Short Term Power:     800w
Nominal Impedance:     8 Ohm
Frequency Response:     75Hz - 20kHz -6dB
Low Frequency Woofer:     2x 6.5" with 1.5" VC
High Frequency Driver:     1x 1" with 1.4" VC
Sensitivity (@1W/1m):     97dB
Maximum SPL Continuous/Peak:     123/127dB
Dispersion (H x V):     70° x 50° rotatable
Recommended HP Filter:     60Hz 12-24dB/Oct
Input connector:     2x Speakon
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