Built for the Millennium Dome show in 2000

The first version of the Res 2 with GRP waveguide and 1.5" voice coil MF driver

Narrow dispersion point source loudspeaker with flying hardware

Medium dispersion point source loudspeaker with flying hardware

Flying bass for Resolution touring systems

Downfill for Resolution touring systems

Lightweight version of the Res 5 for installations

Lightweight version of the Res 4 for installations

Superseded by the PSM12

Superseded by the PSM18

The original Funktion-One bass

Superseded by the F215 mkII

The patented Infrabass 218 is a bass loudspeaker enclosure covering the octave from 30Hz to 60Hz.  It delivers smooth, deep bass for a powerful sonic experience. 

The double Infrahorn is a waveguide which can be used in conjunction with a pair of Infrabass 218s for applications with extreme low-frequency bass requirements. 

Low profile compact bass

Compact bass

Self-powered 2.1 System

Superseded by the F5.2

Superseded by the F81.2

Superseded by the F101.2

Superseded by the F1201.2

Three 120 degree slot tweeters in a tetrahedral arrangement, providing all-round, high frequency coverage. Sometimes desired as overhead 'effect' with larger club systems.

Res 2A was the self-powered variant of the Res 2, utilising the A4 amplifier module.

Original version of the DS210 with 1" HF and 2" voice coil MF drivers.

Superseded by the Evo 6EH

Superseded by the Evo 6SH

Res 5E is a high intensity, three-way, mid-high loudspeaker with a unique and patented midrange Axhead loading device.

F221A was the self-powered variant of the F221, utilising the A6 amplifier module.

Predecessor to the Evolution range