VLS 30 is a passive column array loudspeaker with a complement of 14 x 3.5” (89 mm) LF transducers mounted in vertical array with an assembly of densely spaced 16 × 1” (25 mm) HF transducers mounted co-axially over a section of the LF (in an intuitively engineered, super-imposed chassis).

VLS Series is the first Tannoy product to incorporate FAST™ (Focussed Asymmetrical Shaping Technology), delivering unique acoustic performance benefits including asymmetrical vertical dispersion, gently shaping the coverage towards the lower quadrant of the vertical axis. VLS 15 packages this performance in a slender and narrow profile, aesthetically refined, powder-coated aluminium chassis with curved aluminium grille; ensuring a sleek and ultra-discrete appearance.

The device is IP65 rated for dust and water ingress, salt spray and UV resistant and subject to rigorous high/low operational temperature and humidity testing – making VLS 30 suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. Mounting is made easy via supplied flying and mounting brackets. Specification and design is aided by the use of Ease Focus v2.0 software, a generic, intuitive and easy to use three-dimensional acoustic simulation software. The software and relevant tutorials are free to download from the Tannoy website.

Like the other 2 models in the range, VLS 30 can be ordered in either black or white as standard, with custom RAL finishes available.

Features

• 14 × 3.5" (89 mm) LF driver array, 16 × 1" (25 mm) HF driver array
• FAST (Focussed Asymmetrical Shaping Technology) delivers improved intelligibility in typical listening plane and greater flexibility in mounting location
• Asymmetrical vertical dispersion: +3 degrees / -11 degrees (-4 degree bias)
• Highly consistent coverage pattern
• Peak output 126 dB
• IP65 rated for water and dust ingress protection
• Sleek architecturally-sensitive profile
• Easy to install, mounting brackets included
• Easily accessible transformer tapping switch
• Available in black or white

Applications

• Auditoria / Lecture Theatres
• Ballrooms and convention Centres
• Concourses
• Conference rooms
• Houses Of Worship
• Museums & Galleries
• Performing Arts Spaces
• Transport Hubs