SONODYNE SJX 1210

Product overview

The SONODYNE SJX 1210 is a two way compact line array loudspeaker with dual 10 inch woofers, rated 800 W (AES), for high performance applications indoors and outdoors.

It has a clear, detailed response and can be flown, or ground stacked, for both installation and touring applications. The SJX Series is SONODYNE's range of passive line arrays with dual 8, 10 and 12 inch LF drivers: high power transducers chosen for a balanced tonality and exceptional dynamics, and a custom waveguide that gives wide horizontal dispersion while allowing large vertical coverage when several elements are aligned.

Key features

• 2 way compact line array with dual 10 inch LF
• Max SPL 130 dB continuous with 1600 W program power handling
• High power handling transducers with large diameter voice coils
• Computer designed waveguide for path length equalisation of high frequencies
• Low distortion drivers for clear audio at long throw distances
• Durable 18 mm plywood enclosure
• Wide, uniform 100° horizontal coverage in all system configurations
• Variable vertical splay angle in a compact form factor
• Efficient crossover network for a linear response at high output levels
• Flying and mounting solutions

Trapezoidal plywood enclosure

The trapezoidal enclosure is 18 mm plywood finished in durable black paint, with a powder coated 18 gauge perforated steel grille. All SJX models are built this way to be roadworthy. The SJX 1210 measures 800 x 315 x 370 mm (W x H x D) and weighs 27 kg.

Transducers and waveguide

The LF section is 2 x 10 inch with 3 inch VC; the HF section is 2 x 1 inch with 1.33 inch VC, on a computer designed waveguide that equalises the path length of the high frequencies. The SJX literature rates the drivers at LF 2 x 400 W AES; HF 2 x 35 W AES. The crossover point is 1.5 kHz and the efficient crossover network keeps the response linear at high output levels.

Performance

Frequency range is 55 Hz - 20 kHz (-10 dB), sensitivity 99 dB (1 W, 1 m) and maximum SPL 130 dB continuous and 136 dB peak. Power handling is 800 W continuous, 1600 W program and 3200 W peak at 8 Ω nominal impedance. HF directivity is 100° x 15°, and the 100° horizontal coverage is maintained under all system configurations.

Flying and connections

Each cabinet has a standard bracket for flying with a vertical tilting arrangement; the side plates are marked 0° to 10° in 2° steps. Up to 8 cabinets can be flown using the truss head (SJX TH10, sold separately). The rear plate carries a twist-lock input and a twist-lock link.

In the box

• SJX 1210 line array cabinet

SONODYNE SJX 1210: frequently asked questions

Is the SJX 1210 active or passive?

Passive. It is driven from an external amplifier through its twist-lock input; the link connector passes the signal to the next cabinet. Nominal impedance is 8 Ω.

How many cabinets can be flown?

Up to 8 cabinets can be flown using the truss head for flying; for the SJX 1210 this is the SJX TH10, sold separately.

Can it be used outdoors and for touring?

SONODYNE states that SJX cabinets can be flown or ground stacked for both installation and touring applications, and are finished with durable paint to be roadworthy.

Where can I buy the SONODYNE SJX 1210 in India?

The SONODYNE SJX 1210 is available from Shivansh Electronics, Kolkata, West Bengal, India, with delivery across India.

Workflow 1: Flown main system

Auditoriums and event venues flying a line array.

Connections

Setup

1. Fly up to 8 SJX 1210 cabinets from the SJX TH10 truss head.
2. Set the vertical splay between cabinets on the side plates (0° to 10°).
3. Connect the amplifier to the top cabinet and link the others.

Tip: Wide 100° horizontal coverage in all configurations.

Workflow 2: Ground stacked system

Stages without rigging points.

Connections

Setup

1. Ground stack the cabinets.
2. Set the splay angles for the audience area.
3. Connect and link the cabinets.

Tip: SJX cabinets can be flown or ground stacked.

Workflow 3: Touring

Rental companies and touring sound.

Connections

Setup

1. Load the cabinets into the venue.
2. Fly or stack them to suit the room.
3. Connect through the twist-lock input and link.

Tip: Plywood and durable paint make the cabinets roadworthy.

Workflow 4: Permanent installation

Halls, houses of worship and clubs.

Connections

Setup

1. Fly the array from the SJX TH10.
2. Aim the array at the seating area.
3. Wire the installed amplifiers to the cabinets.

Tip: Up to 8 cabinets per truss head.

Workflow 5: Outdoor events

Open air concerts and gatherings.

Connections

Setup

1. Set up the SJX 1210 array flown or stacked.
2. Connect the amplifiers.
3. Raise the level gradually while walking the audience area.

Tip: Max SPL 130 dB continuous per box.

Workflow 6: Full SONODYNE system

Designers building a complete system.

Connections

Setup

1. Feed the mixer into the digital crossover.
2. Drive the line array and subwoofers from separate amplifiers.
3. Balance the array and subwoofers.

Tip: SONODYNE: its amplifiers, subwoofers and digital crossover build full systems for live and installation.