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Atlas Showcases Outdoor Rock Loudspeaker
Weather-resistant loudspeaker "imitates the appearance of granite stone."
Atlas apparently doesn't think it's too late for a little outside entertainment, releasing its new Rock loudspeaker at CEDIA Expo 2008.
The weather-resistant ROCKFA62T-BR is made from a rotationally-molded HDPE thermoplastic material and "imitates the appearance of granite stone."
It features the company's FA136 driver and a 32-watt 70.7/100V transformer that terminates at a 24-inch pigtail rated for direct-burial.
The driver can be aimed in any direction. Atlas is recommending a 30-foot space between devices for uniform coverage.
The Rock loudspeaker is now shipping. MSRP was not released.
Click here for more information.
The weather-resistant ROCKFA62T-BR is made from a rotationally-molded HDPE thermoplastic material and "imitates the appearance of granite stone."
It features the company's FA136 driver and a 32-watt 70.7/100V transformer that terminates at a 24-inch pigtail rated for direct-burial.
The driver can be aimed in any direction. Atlas is recommending a 30-foot space between devices for uniform coverage.
The Rock loudspeaker is now shipping. MSRP was not released.
Click here for more information.
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