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Harman's Iain Gregory talks about why they made a smaller line array system at ISE 2018

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Taking their successful line array speakers, Harman has released a smaller version for the commercial audiovisual market. These speakers are rated for outdoor or indoor use. The new JBL line arrays can be used in sports venues for zoned audio, gymnasiums, and more. The speakers should be available in mid-2018.
 

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