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The Air Array is the mid-high element of the Incubus system with radical looks that are not just for show. Its shape is specifically designed to fuse each section together, forming a coherent radiation pattern over its stated dispersion angles. Line source behavioural conditions allow both frequency and power shading to be used within a single enclosure so the sound pressure level in the near field is attenuated and matched with that at greater distances, while HF absorption is corrected with linear frequency shading. By employing a line source configuration, this is the only mid-high enclosure that can provide constant SPL at all distances with all frequencies arriving at the same time, wherever you are within its coverage.

The low-mid section consists of two hyperbolic horns fed from a split manifold, driven by four very high power 12” transducers – each featuring a heatsink cooling system to reinforce reliability and reduce power compression levels, for exceptional output with the highest definition. Four newly developed 3” exit compression drivers handle the mid-range frequencies, each driven by a 6” diaphragm to comfortably reproduce frequencies down to 500 Hz. Path length compensation devices are applied to the waveguides to seamlessly combine their outputs, eliminating all destructive interference and ensuring constant output within the stated coverage angles. The high frequency section uses six compression drivers with 1” throat waveguides, positioned on a physical arc to create a virtual common feed point.

This configuration reduces all forms of destructive interference, maintaining an even frequency response within every degree of the stated coverage angles. Path length compensation devices housed within the waveguides marry with the extended upper response of the compression drivers, allowing the HF to extend up to 26 kHz.

The Air Array can either be stack-mounted using a custom steel box frame stand, or flown with the proprietary load tested flying system. The Void visual signature is evident via the standard gloss red finish and weight-saving fibreglass composite structure.