Community’s CPL range consists of 7 models offering a flexible set of performance options and discreet solutions for sound reinforcement in fixed installations. Available in black and white, or unfinished to allow painting to match the venue décor, CPL provide exceptional vocal clarity, high output, smooth natural     response and controlled coverage and are suitable for small to medium-sized applications, including auditoria, houses of worship, pub, restaurant and retail and live/recorded music venues.

CPL offer the installer a range that allows a high level of ‘venue customisation’ from standard products,  including single amplifier or bi-amplified operation, adaptable voicing with 3-way high frequency adjustment and bracket or suspended installation with the built-in mounting points.

The range consists of 4 x 2-way and 1 x 3-way full range systems and 2 powerful subs for larger venues. The HF horns of the CPL42 and CPL46 are also rotatable, for horizontal mounting. The   ultra-compact CPL23 and CPL27 are magnetically shielded for use near video monitors and are available with 70.100V capability built-in. The CPL42 and CPL43 can be ordered with either a 90 x 40 degree or 60 x 40 degree HF horn and, for ease of installation, all models are supplied with screw terminal strip inputs for secure,  reliable connections. Long-term reliability is ensured on all models with PowerSense™ DDP (Dynamic Driver Protection) to absorb excess power.

If foldback is required, the XLT41E and XLT48E monitor systems are complement the CPL range with the same set of features, except for the mounting provisions. Both are available with 90° x 40° or 60° x 40° HF horns, have built-in passive / bi-amp switching, HF level control, and the same finish options. Normally used as portable speakers, they are fitted with Neutrik and 1/4" input connectors, steel handles, and rubber feet.

For ease of installation, an optional eyebolt kit is available for suspending and optional external 60W or 400W line transformers can be supplied for the larger systems for higher powered distributed  systems.