The new revision of the VFR “i” more fully incorporates the VF concept into the EAW product line.The black versions of the VFR “i” series offer side handles and a handle designed into the back of the cabinet.A white installation-only version comes without handles or a pole-mount cup.
The VFR129i two-way full-range speaker system features a 12-inch vented, direct-radiating low-frequency cone driver and a 1.75-inch voice-coil, 1-inch exit high-frequency compression driver loaded with a large, square, 90x rotatable 60 or 60x45 coverage pattern horn built on the classic MK Series horns.These speakers offer exceptional high-frequency dispersion, and their square shape allows users to "twist the box around the speaker" to maintain directivity in a horizontal configuration.The standard horn can be field replaced with an optional 60x45 horn.This change incorporates a passive filter adjustment to maintain a consistent acoustic response and smooth beamwidth throughout the crossover region.
Because the VF Series full-range (VFR/VFM) systems use HF sections similar to those developed for the MK Series, EAW engineers could employ the same revolutionary internal “beamwidth-matching” passive crossover/filter networks that distinguish the MK Series from all other two-way systems.When powered by an EAW-specified amplifier or UX Series digital signal processor, the VFR129i can benefit from EAW Focusing, a technology that eliminates the inherent time-domain anomalies of any loudspeaker. The black version of the VFR129i includes traditional portable features such as a pole-mount cup, a 4-terminal NL4 parallel connector, a barrier strip connector, an optional transformer, and handles that accept accessory covers for permanent installation.The white, installation-only versions omit the handles and pole-mount cup, but include an NL4 connector, a barrier strip connector, an optional transformer, and multiple mounting points.The new design leaves the cabinet sides completely smooth and attractive.Optional mounting hardware is available for pre-configured arrays with VFS subwoofer systems.
Full-range two-way speakers
Crossover point that coincides with the beam width
Large, user-rotating horn for optimized pattern control