Bose Professional - AMWG1080 ArenaMatch AM10 WaveGuide 80 (la paire)
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Modify your sound diffusion in a few gestures with the AMWG1080 waveguides from Bose Professional. Designed for ArenaMatch AM10 speakers, these interchangeable accessories allow you to adjust the horizontal coverage by 80°, so you can fine-tune your installation. A tool for acoustic precision, calibrated to optimise clarity in complex environments.
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Bose Professional AMWG1080s don't just add an accessory to your ArenaMatch AM10 speaker. They literally transform the way sound is projected into your spaces. With their 80° directivity, these waveguides help you build systems that are lighter, quicker to set up, yet surprisingly consistent in the way they sound.
These aren't just lovingly calibrated pieces of plastic, they're solutions designed to make life easier for installers and better for listeners. The Bose Professional AMWG1080 allows you to adjust horizontal coverage without breaking up the installation. They give you control over the angles, while guaranteeing good sound homogeneity, even in sporty or downright chaotic sound environments.
These aren't just lovingly calibrated pieces of plastic, they're solutions designed to make life easier for installers and better for listeners. The Bose Professional AMWG1080 allows you to adjust horizontal coverage without breaking up the installation. They give you control over the angles, while guaranteeing good sound homogeneity, even in sporty or downright chaotic sound environments.
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Bose Professional AMWG1080
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Interchangeable waveguides
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Sold in pairs
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For Line Array speakers
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Series : ArenaMatch
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Manufacturer part number: 808650-6510
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Horizontal directivity: 80
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Compatible with ArenaMatch AM10 speakers.
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Also available in 100° and 60°.
To find out more...
A small but not insignificant detail: by cleverly combining waveguides of different angles (60°, 80° or 100°), some technicians have fun creating customised asymmetrical networks. The result? Coverage adapted to architectures as twisted as the curves of a Roman amphitheatre. And you have to admit, it's a lot more stylish than simply stacking modules.
