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Bag End Loudspeaker Systems now offers its Infra processor as a built-in option in its self-powered double 10 subwoofer systems. With Infra inside, both the IPD10E-I (installation enclosure) and the IPD10E-R (portable enclosure) can be even more easily and effectively implemented into any sound system, adding the feeling of power and authority to the sound at both low and high listening levels
Within the IPD10E-I and IPD10E-R models , a full range line level signal is sent to the systems input. The internal Infra integrator, Minima One amplifier and loudspeaker process the signal into a flat response low frequency acoustic output. The dynamic filter protection threshold is internally preset and eliminates distortion and accidental overload.
The Minima One is a 1,000 watt hi-fidelity, high efficiency amplifier that weighs just 5 pounds. Features available in the Minima One include the auto sensing AC line which automatically accepts any line voltage from 88 to 270 volts. Analog InGenius balanced line receiver inputs provide high common mode rejection to remove noise sometimes found in less optimized grounding schemes. Green power consumption utilizes high efficiency, low heat amplifier design and includes remote turn on/off control.
BAG END Loudspeaker Systems is about to enter its fourth decade of manufacturing professional quality loudspeaker systems and components. BAG END has built an enviable reputation among sound designers, musicians, sound enforcement installation contractors, recording studios and postproduction houses for the integrity of its sound reproduction and rugged construction.
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