Paradigm XR11 | Caisson de graves 11" - Système de suspension trilinéaire - Active Ridge - 1100 W RMS - Noyer Ens. avec Barre de son 2 canaux et Amplificateur 11 JBLFLIP7WHTAM
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Paradigm XR11 Caisson de graves 11" Système de suspension trilinéaire Active Ridge 1100 W RMS Noyer Ens. avec Barre de son 2 canaux et Amplificateur 11 JBLFLIP7WHTAM 2 canaux et Amplificateur 11 canaux 140 W 8 Ohms 32 bits 768 kHz DAC 2 Zones de Sorties HDMI Bluetooth Dolby Atmos DTS:X DTS Virtual:X IMAX Enhanced Dolby Vision Jusqu'à 8K Matériel évolutif vers HDMI 2 Amplificateur Anthem MDX8 4 ou 8 canaux d'amplification Ultra Class D 60 Watts (8 Ohms) 120 Watts (4 Ohms) Connexion caisson de graves indépendante Pontage jusqu'à 200W pour les caisson de graves Connexion pass through Sortie communication numérique Caisson de graves Paradigm 11" Série XR Système de suspension trilinéaire Active Ridge 1100 W RMS 2200 W Dynamic Peak Boîte scellé avec renfort Cascade FusionTM et ADVANCED Shock Mount Amplificateur de classe D Contrôle par application via smartphone ou Anthem Room inclus Noyer
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