JBL’s new BRX300 Series promises to simplify line-array setup to the point where a technician is not required, while delivering professional fidelity. The compact (by line-array standards) system is modular in functionality and includes:
JBL boast that built-in corrective signal processing, the smart transport system and hassle-free rigging hardware bring the power of line array technology to customers who are not trained audio engineers. A fairly wild claim considering the complexity of line-array systems until now, but if it can do everything it says on the tin, then this would make a fantastic system for hire companies or small event companies.
The BRX300 would be suitable for bands, DJs, rental firms, houses of worship and anyone who needs a compact, portable system that provides superior fidelity, high output and consistent coverage in a range of sound-reinforcement scenarios.
https://jblpro.com/en-asia/products/brx300
Find your local JBL dealer for a BRX300 demo: https://cmi.com.au/brands/jbl-professional/
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