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X2 Matrix Array

HOLOPLOT · 2023

Evidence status · documented

Identity and core specifications are documented; some historical fields remain unavailable.

HOLOPLOT's X2 is a compact Matrix Array built from the MD30 module, with 30 individually amplified 2.5-inch drivers. Its 3D beamforming and wave field synthesis steer up to 12 beams per array toward listeners and away from reflective surfaces.

Introduced
2023
Category
Beamforming matrix array
Intended use
Speech reinforcement in difficult acoustic spaces
Production
HOLOPLOT

Why it mattered

  1. 01

    It brought HOLOPLOT's X1 beamforming to everyday speech venues.

  2. 02

    One compact array can create several independent, steerable coverage zones.

Engineering record

Drivers
30 individually amplified 2.5-inch drivers per MD30[1]
Beams
Up to 4 optimised plus 8 parametric beams[1]
Connectivity
PoE++ power, audio and control; AES67, RAVENNA or Dante[1]

Original pricing

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2026 equivalent

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Use in the field

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Manuals & original documents

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Sources

  1. 1HOLOPLOT X2 Matrix Array specificationsHOLOPLOT (via distributor) · manual
  2. 2HOLOPLOT X2HOLOPLOT · brochure

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