
PreSonus
PreSonus 2779100202 CDL12P Constant Directivity Loudspeaker
1000W
The PreSonus CDL12P delivers 1000 watts of constant directivity coverage with a hybrid point source/line array design for even room-filling sound.
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Overview
Key Features
1000W Hybrid Point Source/Line Array Speaker with 12-inch LF Driver
Built-in Limiter (each)
8 x 2-inch HF Drivers
Specifications
Brand
PreSonus
Model
CDL12P
Type
Hybrid Point Source/Line Array Speaker
LF Driver
12-inch woofer
HF Drivers
8 x 2-inch drivers
Power
1000W Class D
Horizontal Dispersion
120°
Features
Built-in Limiter
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of speaker design does the PreSonus CDL12P use?
The CDL12P uses a hybrid point source/line array design, combining a 12-inch low-frequency woofer with eight 2-inch high-frequency drivers to deliver consistent coverage across a wide listening area.
What is the horizontal dispersion of the CDL12P?
The CDL12P provides 120° horizontal dispersion, which ensures broad, even coverage across wide audience areas without significant drop-off at the edges.
Does the PreSonus CDL12P have built-in speaker protection?
Yes, the CDL12P includes a built-in limiter that protects the drivers from damage due to signal peaks, helping extend the speaker's lifespan during demanding performances.
How much power does the CDL12P deliver?
The CDL12P is powered by a 1000-watt Class D amplifier, providing substantial headroom for both live sound reinforcement and installed applications.
What does "constant directivity" mean on the CDL12P?
Constant directivity means the CDL12P maintains a consistent coverage pattern across its frequency range, so the tonal balance remains uniform whether listeners are on-axis or off-axis within the dispersion angle.