A pair of FR2843 and four PH12 make up a professional entry-level system. Efficient energy distribution by the subwoofers allows this configuration to meet high sound pressure level requirements in the low-frequency range, up to powering a rave with 70-100 people on the dance floor.
This is primarily portable audio equipment, designed according to two main requirements: light weight for mobility without compromising sound quality, and maximum adaptability for any venue. In other words, this set of speakers can be easily assembled by one person, and requires minimal setup for working at different locations.
The system is mainly focused on application in two areas: mobile rental and integration of distributed and portal sound reinforcement systems in rooms with complex acoustic conditions.
While most systems of this class are a dead end and offer no scalability options, FR2843 units can be clustered in pairs of 2, and also work in the same setups with the smaller version of this top, FR823 (which also clusters in pairs of 2). This significantly expands their application range in rental, and allows integrators to standardize their solutions without increasing the number of product types in a project.
A key factor not reflected in the technical specifications is the wow-effect consistently experienced by people encountering these systems for the first time. Specialists accustomed to the muddy sound of compact public address systems are surprised and charmed by the delivery quality and volume of speakers from this line.
Among our clients are those who listen to FR2843 and FR823 at home, which speaks volumes in itself. No, this is not the generic commercial audio you can find in the 'commercial' section of any manufacturer — we approached the creation of these systems with full seriousness and attention to detail, as in our view, it is budget audio equipment that gives the most complete picture of a manufacturer's capabilities.
