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Don't be fooled by the EAW KF740's heavy-duty look, because it weighs a lot less than you'd expect. Versatile, lightweight, yet still powerful, the new three-way, full range line array loudspeaker is a high-output, compact speaker module designed to be used for nearly any kind of sound application.  

EAW has launched its QX Series of loudspeakers with five new models designed to be both powerful and super compact.  

If the prior EAW announcement wasn't enough for you, here's a refill of loudspeaker pron. Fill up on news of EAW's latest additions to its KF series: the KF364, KF394, KF200NT, KF364NT, and KF394NT.  

EAW is running wild with its new JF series and JFNT series of loudspeakers, offering ten lightweight but features-heavy models in different sizes.  

EAW took the SB1001 and revamped it into the SB2001 subwoofer, which is louder, more powerful, and has a deeper low end than its predecessor -- while keeping its compact size.  

According to EAW, the new NTS250 sub's powerful, 2,000W output, dual 15-inch woofers, and DSP make it the perfect companion sub to the company's other powered systems. Use the NTS250 with sound reinforcement or fixed installation applications for clubs, ballrooms, theaters, performing arts centers, and more.  

If you just want a powerful sub without all the rigging hardware, then turn to the new EAW SB1001 -- a large-format, dual 18-inch loaded subwoofer that's just as powerful as the company's SB1002, with a bigger, lighter design.  

No stranger to Infocomm, EAW introduced a bevy of new products at the most recent show. They sought to make evenly dispersed and focused waves both figurative and literal with the new EAW NTL720 Line Array Loudspeaker System, unveiled at the show.  

Theaters, places of worship, and conference halls all benefit from installed sound applications. Setup, however, can be a hassle as it can consume a lot of time, notwithstanding the stumbling blocks in your way. To be introduced at InfoComm 2009, the EAW DX1208 DSP Matrix Mixer may be your best bet for a hassle-free installed sound setup.  

A blurred and washed-up sound due to a lot of canceled frequencies are among a string of complaints by drummers who are fed up with usual stage monitoring. In-the-ear monitors on the other hand can be irritating and can make the drummer feel detached from his instrument, as he hears mostly the mix and less of the natural resonance of his kit. Responding to the needs of the band's dear timekeeper, the EAW MicroWedge Series MicroSub has been unveiled.  

Seems like everywhere you go these days, no matter what the size of the venue, there's a line array. Don't believe me? I wouldn't either. Believe the EAW JFL210 compact line array instead. It's targeted towards small clubs and even DJs. DJs!!!  

Expanding its line of tiny (not tinny) stage monitors, the EAW MicroWedge15 is the result of years of research and field testing. Which just goes to prove what I've been saying all along: like fine cheeses, Pearl Jam, and alcohol tolerance, monitor technology only get better with age.  

When you're informing the shopping populace that "Target is now closed, please bring your final purchases up to checkout," you don't want to sound like some distant, tinny suggestion. You want to sound like the commanding voice of The Retail Deity. That's where the new EAW SMS Series wall-mount speakers come in.  

EAW presents its UX 8800 processor, which is designed for PAs, sound systems, and many other applications. One major feature on this unit is the ability to select crossover points based on your PA or sound system needs....