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    AlphaTheta Announces Four New Additions to Popular Pioneer DJ XPRS2 Speaker Series

    By DJ LifeApril 4, 2024
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    The XPRS82 and XPRS152 full-range speakers, as well as an enhanced model of existing XPRS2 active subwoofer will be released. 

    (TORRANCE, Calif.) April 4th, 2024: In the spirit of commitment to innovation for artists, engineers and integrators worldwide, AlphaTheta Corporation announces the release of four new additions to the XPRS2 Series, from the Pioneer DJ brand. The XPRS82 and XPRS152 full-range speakers, as well as an enhanced model of existing XPRS2 active subwoofers, the XPRS1152ST and XPRS1182ST. Known for its elevated sound-performance, the XPRS2 Series speakers are the choice of mobile DJs, live sound, houses of worship, rental and fixed installations.

    “The four new additions to the Pioneer DJ XPRS Series highlight our commitment to excellent sound quality and performance.” said John Powell, President, AlphaTheta Music Americas. “We are proud to offer superior products that are as versatile as our customers The additions to the XPRS2 Series showcase the rich, dynamic sound that our artists and venues are looking for, and we’re excited to expand this range and provide more options for our artists and venues.”

    The full XPRS2 Series now comprises 6 speakers. The new 8-inch XPRS82 and 15-inch XPRS152 join the 10-inch XPRS102 and 12-inch XPRS122 full-range units, and the 2 new active subwoofers – the 15-inch XPRS1152ST and 18-inch XPRS1182ST – complete the lineup.

     

    XPRS2 Series: Core Features

    1. Powerful Class D Amplification

    The XPRS2 Series employs Class D Amplification with high output wattage for a powerful and premiere audio experience for performers and listeners alike. The XPRS82 and XPRS152 full-range speakers feature Class D 2000 W amplification. The XPRS1152ST and XPRS1182ST subwoofers offer Class D 4000 W amplification.

    2. High Quality, Robust Build

    The XPRS2 Series features a sleek and protective all-black plywood cabinet for performance in harsh indoor and outdoor environments. All models come with a durable handle to support system portability and handling during setup and takedown, along with rubber feet for separation and shock absorption between surfaces. The XPRS1152ST and XPRS1182ST feature a threaded pole mount.

     

    XPRS2 Full Range Speakers: XPRS82 and XPRS152

    1. DSP Modes

    The XPRS82 and XPRS152 feature four DSP modes including Live, Music, Speech, and Monitor.

    2. 16 Customizable User DSP Modes

    In addition to the four presets, each XPRS2 full-range speaker includes 16 custom user DSP     modes – which can be saved with custom names – to ensure the EQ settings are maximized for every scenario.

    3. XPRS82 Full-Range Speaker Design

    The XPRS82 features an 8” woofer with a 2” voice coil and a 1” exit compression driver with a 1.75” voice coil for excellent audio performance. With a maximum sound pressure level (SPL) of 127 dB and frequency response of 60 Hz – 20 kHz, the XPRS82 is built to ensure all audio, including music and spoken word, are reproduced as accurately as possible.

    4. XPRS152 Full-Range Speaker Design

    The larger of the XPRS2 Series, the XPRS152 full range speaker, features a 15” woofer with a 3” voice coil and a 1” exit compression driver with a 1.75” voice coil for superb sound coverage across mid to large venues and audiences. With a frequency response of 45 Hz – 20 kHz and a maximum SPL of 133 dB, the versatile full-range speaker delivers powerful sound built to thrive in even the harshest of sound environments, such as a live DJ set or concert.’

     

    XPRS2 Active Subwoofers: XPRS1152ST and XPRS1182ST

    1.  Three DSP Modes

    The XPRS1152ST and XPRS1182ST contain three different DSP preset modes including Boost, Extend LF, and Normal to suit different listening environments.

    2. Accurate Audio Performance

    The XPRS1152ST employs a 15” ferrite woofer with a 3” voice coil with long excursion while the larger XPRS1182ST relies on an 18” ferrite woofer with a 3” voice coil with long excursion to produce low frequencies with paramount accuracy.

    3. Frequency Response

    The XPRS2 subwoofers’ performance is apparent through both the frequency response and maximum SPL. With the XPRS1152ST providing a frequency response of 45 Hz – 120 Hz and a maximum SPL of 129 dB, while the XPRS1182ST offers a 40 Hz – 120 Hz frequency response and 130 dB maximum SPL; the subwoofers pack in the performance of a permanent install subwoofer with the compact mobility required by today’s mobile artists, performers and venues.

    4. Threaded Pole Mount

    An M20 screw socket standard metal pole-mount, has been added which provides more stability when setting up.

     

    AlphaTheta Latest Pioneer DJ Pioneer DJ XPRS2 Speakers Tech News

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