FBT HIMaxX 60A
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FBT
HIMaxX 60A
Product Info
Article Number:
244621
Brand:
FBT
Model:
HIMaxX 60A
Category:
Active Full-Range PA Speakers
Price:
$1,512.50
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The HIMaxX 60A is a serious workhorse speaker – a real step up in power and clarity. It’s fantastic for bands needing robust sound reinforcement in medium-sized venues or for DJs wanting a powerful, reliable main PA. The build quality feels solid, and the sound is surprisingly clean for a full-range active speaker.
Product Description
- FBT HIMaxX 60a
- Active 2-Way Full Range Speaker
- Equipped with: 15" Neodymium woofer and 1.4" horn/driver
- Integrated switching power supply amplifier with 900 W RMS
- Coverage pattern: 90° x 60°
- Material: Polypropylene
- gas injection technology
- Stand flange mount
- 4 M10 flying points
- XLR in/out
- Internal EQ
- Switchable gnd Lift
- Dimensions: 482 x 757 x 600 mm
- Weight: 28.3 kg
- Colour: Black
PROS
- • Neodymium woofer delivers tight, impactful low-end response.
- • Integrated amplifier provides substantial power for demanding applications.
- • Gas injection polypropylene woofer minimizes cone breakup at higher volumes.
- • Multiple flying points offer flexible rigging options for stage setups.
CONS
- • Weight makes transport and setup a challenge for solo performers.
- • Limited EQ controls might require external processing for complex sound shaping.
- • Horn design could be fatiguing in smaller, untreated rooms.
Product Video
Key Features
Power (Watts)
900
Woofer Size
15 in
Frequency Range
45 Hz - 20 kHz
Max SPL
130 dB
Connections
XLR In/Out, M10 Flying Points
Weight
28.3 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
The FBT offers comparable power and SPL but tends to have a slightly more neutral sound signature than the JBL, which is known for a more colored, aggressive response.
While it's a horn, FBT's design aims for clarity; however, careful gain staging is essential to avoid harshness, especially with sibilant vocals – room acoustics play a big role too.
Expect a fairly straightforward sound check, but pay close attention to the low-mid frequencies – they can build up quickly if not managed properly.
