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SKU: C12
BRAND: TW Audio
DELIVERY For orders above AED 1,000
WARRANTY 5 years
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EXPERT SUPPORT Pre and post sale support

Like the C15, the C12 is a coaxial two-way system that can be used with any standard amplifier without needing any additional corrections or expensive controllers. The “small” C12 uses the same 1.4” mid-high unit as the bigger C15, also sharing with its big brother all its other features such as a front grille that’s strong enough to walk on and can stand up to the toughest stage conditions, a nominal dispersion of 55 x 70° and the tried-and-tested flight rails. It’s just more compact. But if you think the C12 needs to be ashamed of its size, you’ll be put right at your very first encounter with it. Admittedly, it doesn’t quite match the low end of the C15, but you’ll enjoy the C12’s impressive tonal agility and high stage volume with plenty in reserve. This is how “self-control” can be really fun, allowing the monitor technician to relax and concentrate on his mix and on the artists.

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Like the C15, the C12 is a coaxial two-way system that can be used with any standard amplifier without needing any additional corrections or expensive controllers. The “small” C12 uses the same 1.4” mid-high unit as the bigger C15, also sharing with its big brother all its other features such as a front grille that’s strong enough to walk on and can stand up to the toughest stage conditions, a nominal dispersion of 55 x 70° and the tried-and-tested flight rails. It’s just more compact. But if you think the C12 needs to be ashamed of its size, you’ll be put right at your very first encounter with it. Admittedly, it doesn’t quite match the low end of the C15, but you’ll enjoy the C12’s impressive tonal agility and high stage volume with plenty in reserve. This is how “self-control” can be really fun, allowing the monitor technician to relax and concentrate on his mix and on the artists.