Selectable Coverage Pattern
CSM monitors utilize a selectable pattern control "shutter" system that enables the user to limit the amount of sonic energy spilling over into the audience, while increasing its upstage coverage angle. By opening the shutter, the vertical coverage is converted to an asymmetrical pattern of +45° and -75° off axis, while maintaining a nominal 50° pattern in the horizontal.
Internal Angle Adjusters
In addition to the generous upstage coverage of the CSM waveguide - special integral hardware provides up to an additional 15° (in 1° increments) of angle to the enclosure to gain a more extreme upstage coverage.
Hidden and Protected Connectors
One of the problematic conditions that have long plagued most stage monitor designs is the location of the input and output speaker connections. If they are located on the sides, they can often be in the way when placing multiple monitors side by side. If they get mounted on the down-stage side (facing the audience), they tend to become unsightly and cluttered in view from the audience. If they are placed on the up-stage side (facing the musician), they tend to wind up under the performers feet and often get damaged or broken during performances.
Features:
2-way low-profile stage monitors
High output and high power handling capacity
4" voice coil woofer on CSM12 and CMS15
3" voice coil woofer on CSM10
3" diaphragm, 1.4" exit neodymium compression driver
Intrinsic Correction™ digital tunings via QSControl.net™
Active or passive operation (bi-amp or mono full-range)
Selectable coverage pattern: 150° H by 50° V in multi-purpose mode or 50° H by +45°, -75° V in wedge mode
Integral angle adjustment hardware
Multi-purpose capability via optional yoke/pole mount hardware
Protected and hidden connector panel on bottom of wedge
Heavy-duty grille, that can withstand up to 250 lb of weight
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