Titan big mouth projects deliver unmatched audio impact for concerts, festivals, and large venues. These systems combine high-output drivers with advanced processing to fill massive spaces with precise, immersive sound.
Designed for touring engineers and demanding event productions, the lineup balances raw power with flexible configuration options. Below is a structured overview of core models, performance traits, and deployment scenarios.
| Model | Driver Configuration | Max SPL (1 m) | Suggested Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Titan X12 | 12" woofer + 1.4" compression | 136 dB | Mid-size arena main |
| Titan X15 | 15" woofer + 1.4" compression | 140 dB | Large venue & festival |
| Titan X18 | 18" woofer + 1.4" compression | 143 dB | Stadium tailer & outdoor |
| Titan X24 | 2x12" + 15" + 1.4" compression | 146 dB | Headline tour front of house |
Coverage and Throw Distance
Titan big mouth arrays are engineered to maintain consistent coverage across long throw distances. Controlled vertical and horizontal patterns reduce energy waste and improve speech intelligibility far from the stage.
Engineers can choose narrow, medium, or wide configurations to match venue width and depth. Proper time alignment with front-fill and under-balcony fills further extends clear coverage to every seat.
Subharmonic Extension and Low-End Control
Large-format horns and extended low-frequency response enable body-punching bass without sacrificing output clarity. Internal crossover filtering preserves tonal balance even at high sound pressure levels.
Integration with subwoofers and tactile control platforms lets production teams shape the low end for everything from cinematic scores to hard-hitting electronic music.
Amplification, Processing, and Remote Management
Onboard Class-D amplification and DSP deliver efficient power with predictable thermal behavior. Remote control surfaces and network interfaces simplify setup, tuning, and real-time adjustments during a show.
Built-in protection features safeguard drivers and amplifiers against overload, overheating, and incorrect routing, reducing downtime between events.
Installation and System Scalability
Modular hanging points and configurable rigging adapt Titan big mouth systems to diverse venue geometries. Line-array behavior can be optimized using ground-stacking, flying, or column arrangements.
Scaling from intimate halls to multi-million-cubic-foot arenas is achievable by adding modules or integrating with distributed speaker networks.
Optimizing Titan Big Mouth Deployments
FAQ
Reader questions
How close should I place subwoofers to Titan big mouth arrays for seamless bass?
Align the subwoofer crossover with the array’s low-mid coverage zone and keep them within one wavelength at the lowest target frequency, typically under 5 meters for 50 Hz in smaller venues.
Can Titan big mouth systems be powered directly without external amplifiers?
Only select models with onboard amplification support direct connection; most larger variants require separate amplifiers matched to impedance and power handling.
What is the maximum rigging load per module for Titan big mouth speakers?
Check the installation guide for each model, as point loads usually range from 25 kg to 40 kg per hanging point, depending on suspension geometry and safety factor. Typical implementations support AES67, Dante, AVB, and proprietary workshop software, enabling bidirectional control, metering, and firmware updates across standard Ethernet infrastructures.