Product Overview
OPERA 10
Exceptional power and a unique acoustic design combine in order to deliver a vigorous yet accurate audio performance, successfully adaptable to both playback and live music applications.
Technical Data
Speaker Type
2-Way Active Speaker
Acoustical data
Frequency Response [-10dB]
58 - 20.000 Hz
Frequency Response [- 3dB]
70 - 19.600 Hz
Max SPL
128 dB
HF
1" Exit, 1.4 v.c.
Type HF
Compression driver
Horizontal Directivity
100° (85° up/120° down)
Vertical Directivity
85° (+ 25°/-60°)
Horn
Asymmetrical Horn
LF
10", 2" v.c.
Amplifier
Amp Technology
Amp SMPS Power supply dual range
Amp Class
Class D
RMS Power
600 W
Peak Power
1200 W
Processor
Controller
DSP 56 bit
AD/DA Converter
24 bit/48 KHz
System Presets
Rotary Encoder (8 Presets)
CrossOver Frequency
2000 Hz
Limiter
Peak, RMS, Thermal
Advanced DSP Functions
Linear Phase FIR Filters
Input
Signal Input
1xCombo (XLR/Jack 6.3 mm) MIC/Line
1xCombo (XLR/Jack 6.3 mm) MIC/Inst
1xCombo (XLR/Jack 6.3 mm) MIC/Inst
Signal Output
1x XLR Male (CH1 Link/Mix OUT)
Selectable
Selectable
Mechanics
Housing
Polyproylene
Grille
Full grille
Handles
1 on left Side, 1 on Top
Rigging Points
2XM10 on Top + 1x M10 on Back
Pole Mount
D36 mm
Angles up
Monitor use 45°
Width
300 mm (11.81 in)
Height
552 mm (21.73 in)
Depth
301 mm (11.85 in)
Weight
12.3 kg (27.12 lbs)
Notes: The data are not binding; dBTechnologies reserves the right to modify the data at any time and without previous notice.
Exceptional power and a unique acoustic design combine in order to deliver a vigorous yet pristine sound, successfully adaptable to both playback and live music applications.
Opera’s asymmetrical horn has been completely redesigned in order to obtain both an asymetrical vertical dispersion and a double horizontal dispersion, ensuring an optimized throw pattern.
The system is equipped with a powerful Class D 600 W amplifier featuring advanced DSP processing where FIR filters allow the systems to deliver a coherent audio performance, uniform and crystal-clear from every listening position.
