Bose Professional - AMWG4080 ArenaMatch AM40 WaveGuide 80 (la paire)
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Bose Professional AMWG4080 waveguides are acoustic accessories designed to optimise the horizontal sound coverage of ArenaMatch AM40 speakers. Sold in pairs, these interchangeable parts can achieve a directivity of 80° and simplify Line Array installations by adapting diffusion to the requirements of each site. A discreet but highly effective asset.
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Are you installing a Line Array system in a room that's not up to scratch? Bose Professional's AMWG4080 waveguides might just put some order into it. Compatible with ArenaMatch AM40 series speakers, these interchangeable parts allow precise calibration of the horizontal directivity over 80°, without having to reinvent the wheel for each installation. A solution that saves time, delivers consistent sound and is modular for outdoor use.
Bose Professional AMWG4080s replace the original waveguides to adapt sound diffusion to the playing field. An arena? A fan zone? A giant petanque pitch? It doesn't matter. With 80°, you get uniform coverage, no risk of sound imbalance, everyone will hear the solo, even the guy at the back with the hot dog.
Bose Professional AMWG4080s replace the original waveguides to adapt sound diffusion to the playing field. An arena? A fan zone? A giant petanque pitch? It doesn't matter. With 80°, you get uniform coverage, no risk of sound imbalance, everyone will hear the solo, even the guy at the back with the hot dog.
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Bose Professional AMWG4080
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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: 808667-6810
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Horizontal directivity: 80
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Compatible with ArenaMatch AM40 speakers.
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Also available in 60° and 100°.
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These waveguides can also be combined to create asymmetric broadcasts. Yes, it's legal. And sometimes even a lifesaver in places that are a little too ... architecturally creative.
