W-110BP

Our reference two-way active line array element — a 10″ neodymium woofer and 3″ neodymium compression driver in a birch-ply enclosure, 131 dB peak with 110° horizontal coverage for a scalable, flyable touring system. Onboard DSP keeps every box tuned and phase-aligned.

131 dB

Max SPL

10″

Neo LF

110×10°

Coverage

44 lb

Net weight

Configure array $1,690 ex. VAT

Full specifications (datasheet)

Type	Two-way line array system
Frequency response	65 Hz – 18 kHz (±3 dB)
Power handling	LF 350 W RMS / 1400 W peak · HF 110 W RMS / 440 W peak
Sensitivity	LF 100 dB · HF 103 dB (1 W @ 1 m)
Max SPL	LF 128 dB · HF 131 dB (peak @ 1 m)
LF driver	1× 10″ neodymium woofer, 3″ voice coil
HF driver	1× 3″ neodymium compression driver, 3″ titanium diaphragm
Nominal impedance	16 Ω (LF & HF)
Coverage	110° H × 10° V
Connectors	2× speakON NL4MP
Connections	LF 1(+) 1(−) · HF 2(+) 2(−)
Enclosure	Birch plywood
Finish	Textured high-density polyurethane coating
Dimensions (W×H×D)	11.0 × 17.3 × 17.9 in
Net weight	44 lb
Gross weight	52 lb

✓ Confirmed from the W-110BP manufacturer datasheet

Line Array · W-110BP

Coverage without compromise

Why a compact box can out-throw a system twice its size — when it's engineered as a system.

A line array is not a stack of loudspeakers. It's a single acoustic source, split into elements that must behave as one. The W-110BP was designed around that idea from the first drawing — every box the same, every box in phase, so the array couples cleanly instead of fighting itself.

The compact format exists for a reason. Smaller enclosures let you curve the array tighter and place coverage exactly where the audience is — and pull energy off the ceiling, the back wall, and everywhere sound turns into mush. The result is a system that reads as loud where it should be loud, and stays clean where the room usually wins.

Consistency, box to box

Transducers are matched, not just specified. Two enclosures pulled off the line measure like the same enclosure, so a hang of eight sums to one coherent wavefront rather than eight slightly different opinions. That is what keeps intelligibility intact from the barrier to the last row.

Rigging you can trust in the dark

Captive rigging, clear angle markings and tour-rated hardware mean the array goes up fast and comes down honest. What you modelled is what flies.

"Throw is a design decision, not a wattage contest."

Pair a hang of W-110BP with W-181BP subs and a coverage prediction from our engineers, and you have a rig that behaves the same in a ballroom, a festival field, or a house of worship.

TSF Engineering — System Notes

W-110BP

Coverage without compromise

Consistency, box to box

Rigging you can trust in the dark

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