Overview
The NEXO GEO M1025 is the touring version of the GEO M10 line array element, with 25° vertical dispersion. It pairs a 10 inch long excursion neodymium driver with a 1.4 inch throat HF driver on NEXO's HR Wavesource, giving up to 136 dB peak SPL from a 21 kg box. The 25° box spreads its energy over a wider vertical angle, so it is ideal at the bottom of an array for front row coverage, or on its own in short throw rooms.
Horizontal coverage switches between 80° and 120° with magnetic flanges in the waveguide, so you can match the room without tools. The polyurethane composite cabinet has integrated AutoRig rigging with no loose parts, handles on the sides and rear, and can be stacked or flown with or without the MSUB15 companion sub. GEO M10 suits churches, theatres, function centres, corporate AV and hire companies who want a compact line array that sets up quickly.
Highlights
- 25° vertical dispersion, touring version
- 80° or 120° horizontal coverage with tool free magnetic flanges
- 10 inch neodymium LF and 1.4 inch throat HF on HR Wavesource
- 136 dB peak SPL from a 21 kg cabinet
- Integrated AutoRig rigging with no loose parts
- Stack or fly, with or without the MSUB15 sub
- Available in black, white or custom RAL colours
Specifications
| Frequency response | 59 Hz to 20 kHz (-6 dB) |
| Sensitivity | 100 dB SPL (1 W @ 1 m) |
| Peak SPL | 136 dB @ 1 m |
| Dispersion | 25° vertical, 80° or 120° horizontal |
| Components | 1 x 10 inch neodymium LF, 1 x 1.4 inch throat HF |
| Crossover | 1.3 kHz passive |
| Impedance | 8 ohms |
| Recommended power | 750 W |
| Connectors | 2 x NL4 |
| Dimensions | 288 x 531 x 355 mm (H x W x D) |
| Weight | 21 kg |
| Recommended amplifier | NXAMP4x2mk2, up to 3 x GEO M10 per channel |
Forefront Tip
Hang a GEO M1025 at the bottom of a GEO M1012 array to cover the front rows without overpowering them, then confirm the splay angles in NEXO's free NS-1 software. In smaller rooms a short column of 25° boxes, flown or groundstacked, gives even coverage from front to back with fewer cabinets.