- Lake LM26
The LM 26 is a full-featured, 2-in/6-out stand-alone digital audio loudspeaker processor. Based on the highly acclaimed Lake Processing technology, it provides seamless compatibility with Lab.gruppen’s PLM™ Series Powered Loudspeaker Management...
- Rane AC 22S
The Rane AC 22S Active Crossover is a stereo 2-way with a mono subwoofer option, or it can be used as a mono 3-way. It employs state variable 4th order Linkwitz-Riley filter alignments to minimise phase difficulties in the critical crossover region.S...
- Rane AC 23S
The Rane AC 23S Active Crossover can be configured as a stereo 2 or 3-way, or a mono 4 or 5-way. It employs 4th order Linkwitz-Riley filter alignments to minimise phase difficulties in the critical crossover region. The AC 23S uses XLR connectors wit...
- Rane AC 24
The AC 24 stereo 4 way Crossover combines conventional analog controls and DSP signal processing. The AC 24 is ideal for those who want the features and accuracy of DSP, but prefer not to use a PC for control. One knob = one function — no confusion...
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The LM 26 is a full-featured, 2-in/6-out stand-alone digital audio loudspeaker processor. Based on the highly acclaimed Lake Processing technology, it provides seamless compatibility with Lab.gruppen’s PLM™ Series Powered Loudspeaker Management...
The Rane AC 22S Active Crossover is a stereo 2-way with a mono subwoofer option, or it can be used as a mono 3-way. It employs state variable 4th order Linkwitz-Riley filter alignments to minimise phase difficulties in the critical crossover region.S...
The Rane AC 23S Active Crossover can be configured as a stereo 2 or 3-way, or a mono 4 or 5-way. It employs 4th order Linkwitz-Riley filter alignments to minimise phase difficulties in the critical crossover region. The AC 23S uses XLR connectors wit...
The AC 24 stereo 4 way Crossover combines conventional analog controls and DSP signal processing. The AC 24 is ideal for those who want the features and accuracy of DSP, but prefer not to use a PC for control. One knob = one function — no confusion...
