Tannoy VXP, VX User Manual
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Introducing the X Factor
Tannoy’s renowned V Series dened a new standard in loudspeaker design when introduced to the market in 2002, quickly becoming
an established favourite of contractors working in the installed sound market as well as proving to be a versatile portable AV and live
sound loudspeaker. Now the bar is about to be raised by several notches. VX Series advances Tannoy loudspeaker development even
further, setting new benchmarks in versatility and acoustic excellence. With an expanded range of enclosures and transducer compliments,
the new VX Series combines next-generation Dual Concentric™ driver technology with smart, ergonomic, portable and install-friendly
cabinet designs, enhanced build quality, and carefully thought-out functionality.
VX Series delivers that critical advantage. We call it the “X Factor”.
Power of partnership
In addition to an expanded passive range, the “X Factor” extends into self-powered loudspeakers by integrating amplication.
The product of tour-honed design experience, the world renowned manufacturer’s ultra-reliable amplier technologies perfectly complement
the acoustic excellence of Tannoy loudspeakers. The result is the all-new VXP Series: audible superiority in a self-powered box.
With VX Series and VXP Series loudspeakers, Tannoy raises the bar – yet again.
VX Series
Passive sound reinforcement
Conceived, engineered and built with precision in the United Kingdom, VX Series represents the latest evolution of Tannoy’s
core philosophies in professional loudspeaker design. With 10 passive models in the range, each with the company’s acclaimed
Dual Concentric point-source driver at their heart, VX delivers class-leading acoustic performance in an aesthetically rened and
robust plywood enclosure. Each model is tailor-designed to satisfy specic applications, ranging from small format corporate
AV to demanding high SPL nightclub and live sound reinforcement. Versatility within the range is assured with the introduction
of brand new cabinet and transducer compliments. These include models with an additional driver for LF enhancement as well
as HP (High Power handling) models and high-directivity Dual Concentric variants featuring Tannoy’s innovative new Q-Centric
Waveguide™ (QCW™).
Driver Complement
Dispersion
Freq Range (-10 dB)
Sensitivity (1 W @ 1 m)
Rated Max SPL
Rec Amp Power (Prog)
Power Handling (Average)
Dimensions (H x W x D)
Net Weight
VX 5.2
125 mm (5”) Dual Concentric
125 mm (5”) Bass
120 x 90 degrees conical
65 Hz - 45 kHz
90 dB
111 dB (average) 117 dB (peak)
260 W @ 8 ohms
130 W
333 mm x 180 mm x 200 mm
(13.1” x 7.1” x 7.9”)
5.0 kg (11.0 lbs)
VX 6
150 mm (6”) Dual Concentric
90 degrees conical
80 Hz – 45 kHz
91 dB
111 dB (average) 117 dB (peak)
200 W @ 8 ohms
100 W
333 mm x 225 mm x 215 mm
(13.1” x 8.9” x 8.5”)
5.5 kg (12.1 lbs)
VX 8
200 mm (8”) Dual Concentric
90 degrees conical
62 Hz – 45 kHz
92 dB
113 dB (average) 119 dB (peak)
260 W @ 8 ohms
130 W
388 mm x 280 mm x 275 mm
(15.3” x 11.0” x 10.8”)
8.5 kg (18.7 lbs)
VX 8.2
200 mm (8”) Dual Concentric
200 mm (8”) Bass
90 degrees conical
60 Hz – 45 kHz
92 dB
115 dB (average) 121 dB (peak)
400 W @ 8 ohms
200 W
590 mm x 280 mm x 275 mm
(23.2” x 11.0” x 10.8”)
15.5 kg (34.2 lbs)
VX 12
305 mm (12”) Dual Concentric
90 degrees conical
55 Hz – 38 kHz
97 dB
120 dB (average) 126 dB (peak)
400 W @ 8 ohms
200 W
486 mm x 370 mm x 360 mm
(19.1” x 14.6” x 14.1”)
17.0 kg (37.5 lbs)
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