Meyer Sound CAL-32, CAL-64, CAL-96 Datasheet

DATASHEET CAL
CAL™ Column Array Loudspeaker
9.93
[252 mm]
6.01
[153 mm]
7.75
[197 mm]
121.12
[3076 mm]
87.72
[2228 mm]
54.32
[1380 mm]
The CAL steerable column array loudspeaker incorporates over three decades of technological innovation and advanced research to achieve unprecedented accuracy in sound reproduction. The first loudspeaker to be certified for AVB interoperability by the Avnu Alliance®, the self-powered CAL is designed primarily for vocal reproduction in fixed installations. It offers variable vertical beam spread (as narrow as 5° and as wide as 30° in 5° increments) that can be digitally steered up or down by 30° (in 1° increments). CAL’s beam steering takes the practice of directing sound to the next level, and with a smart, lean profile, CAL sets the standard for high-quality sound installations.
CAL is available in three models, each providing a different output level—up to a linear peak SPL of 101 dB with 18.5 dB crest factor (measured using M-noise
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) for CAL 96 at 90 m—over an operating frequency range of 100Hz to 16kHz. Providing a horizontal coverage of 120°, as well as the flexibility of vertical beam steering, a single unobtrusive CAL delivers clear vocal reproduction over a large area while minimizing undesirable reflections.
Discrete onboard class D amplifier channels, processed by sophisticated algorithms, power each driver and tweeter. The amplitude and phase response of each driver are engineered to produce interactions that yield the desired vertical spread.
Controlling each element individually yields greater flexibility and precision than other beam steering systems that control modules consisting of multiple drivers.
The accuracy of CAL’s vertical steering allows system designers to pinpoint coverage, even when mounting options in a venue do not allow for physically aiming a loudspeaker toward a coverage area. CAL 96 and CAL 64 include split beams that can be configured to fit the application, for example, to avoid hitting a reflective balcony surface. To meet the high intelligibility requirement for vocal reproduction, CAL maintains accurate beam steering up to 10 kHz, well beyond the benchmark of 4kHz used in traditional single-driver loudspeakers.
CAL loudspeakers include AVB-enabled Ethernet ports that accept AVB audio streams as source signals, and also provide computer control of CAL via Meyer Sound’s Compass control software which allows beam control and RMS™ real-time monitoring of each loudspeaker on the network.
CAL comes standard with adjustable mounting brackets for installation on walls or columns. The low-profile aluminum enclosure is available in white, black, and custom colors, allowing it to blend easily into any background. Weather protection permits outdoor installations in most environments.
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
APPLICATIONS
Variable vertical spread from 5° to 30° in 5° increments
60° of vertical beam steering, ±30° in 1° increments
Proprietary drivers optimized for high output and low distortion
Discrete amplifier channels and signal processing for each driver
and tweeter
AVB-enabled Ethernet ports for audio streaming and computer
control
Compass control software provides control of CAL beam
configurations
Low profile enclosure and custom colors blend into any
environment
Weather protection and rain hood included for outdoor installations
First Avnu®-certified loudspeaker
Airports
Convention centers
Stadiums
Places of worship
Shopping malls and retail spaces
Reverberant spaces requiring low-profile sound reinforcement for
voice
ACCESSORY
CAL Single Point Hang Kit: The Single Point Hang Kit includes a bracket, eye bolt, and loudspeaker attachment hardware to facilitate hanging of a
CAL loudspeaker instead of mounting.
CAL Single Point Hang Kit
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