FBT Touring Horizon VHA406 ND
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Integrated Audio Network : DANTE audio streaming 24-bit 48-96 kHz, with TCP/IP network interface compatible with AES70.
- Power and Dynamics : Class D digital bi-amplification with 800 W RMS (low frequencies) + 400 W RMS (high frequencies) and up to 1600 W (low frequencies) + 800 W (high frequencies) peak power.
- Full Control : remote management via INFINITO System Management Suite, plus onboard control through the OLED display and PUSH encoder.
- Controlled Projection : 2-way line-array configuration, dispersion H 90 deg x V 20 deg, and SPL level up to 128 dB (continuous) / 133 dB (peak).
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A Solution Designed for the Horizon Ecosystem and Network-Controlled Systems
The FBT Horizon VHA 406 ND fits into a modern sound reinforcement approach: line-array diffusion, integrated amplification, and audio transport over network to simplify cabling and speed up deployment. Its manufacturer reference 44255 identifies a model designed to be part of a sound chain where supervision, consistency, and repeatability of settings matter as much as raw power.
With its AES70 compatibility and DANTE transport, it targets configurations expecting clear integration into a network workflow, while retaining analog XLR inputs/outputs to adapt to various technical environments.
Who Is the FBT Horizon VHA 406 ND For?
This speaker is particularly suited for live performances, tours, multipurpose venues, and installations requiring controlled coverage. The stated directivity (H 90 deg x V 20 deg) aligns with a line-array diffusion logic, useful when you want to project energy toward the listening area and limit off-axis interactions.
It is also ideal for technical teams seeking to save time during setup: network management, remote control, and onboard interface allow quick interventions, whether adjusting a level, validating routing, or harmonizing a set of speakers within a system.
Network, Control, and Amplification: A Speaker Ready for Modern Control Rooms
The VHA 406 ND combines "classic" operation (analog audio via XLR) and an audio-over-IP approach thanks to DANTE (24-bit, 48-96 kHz). In practice, this enables audio signal transport over network cable, more flexible patching, and centralization of certain streams on an adapted infrastructure.
Remote Supervision and Onboard Ergonomics
Control can be performed remotely via INFINITO System Management Suite, while the speaker maintains local handling thanks to its OLED screen and PUSH encoder. This dual level of control is relevant both in live events and installations, when you want to supervise globally and still have the option to adjust directly on the speaker.
Class D Digital Bi-Amplification and Dedicated Transducers
The onboard amplification in Class D digital bi-amplification delivers 800 W RMS for the low-frequency section and 400 W RMS for the high-frequency section, with peak values of 1600 W (low frequencies) and 800 W (high frequencies). The bass section relies on 4 x 6.5-inch (165 mm) speakers with 1.5-inch (38 mm) voice coils, while the high frequencies are handled by a 1.4-inch (36 mm) tweeter equipped with a 2.5-inch (64 mm) diaphragm.
This architecture aims to maintain definition in the upper spectrum while ensuring a solid foundation, with a frequency response from 65 Hz to 20 kHz. For level handling, the speaker claims 128 dB SPL continuous and 133 dB SPL peak, values consistent with sound reinforcement use where impact and clarity are sought.
Construction and Hardware for Field Use
The 18 mm birch plywood cabinet is combined with a scratch-resistant finish and a perforated steel protective grille, a classic trio to withstand handling and operational constraints. Handles with rubber inserts facilitate grip, and the presence of 2 M20 threaded inserts contributes to mounting options depending on the context.
Technical specifications
| Bluetooth | No | ||
| Model | FBT Horizon VHA 406 ND | Frequency Response | 65 Hz to 20 kHz |
| Type | 2-way line-array speaker | Dispersion | H 90 deg x V 20 deg |
| Manufacturer Reference | 44255 | SPL | 128 dB (continuous) / 133 dB (peak) |
| Audio Streaming | DANTE 24-bit 48-96 kHz | Audio Input and Output | XLR |
| Network Interface | TCP/IP compatible with AES70 | Dante Input and Output | Ethercon RJ45 |
| Remote Control | INFINITO System Management Suite | Power Input and Output | Neutrik PowerCON |
| Onboard Control | OLED screen and PUSH encoder | Threaded Inserts | M20 x2 |
| RMS Power | 800 W (low frequencies) + 400 W RMS (high frequencies) | Handles | with rubber inserts |
| Peak Power | 1600 W (low frequencies) + 800 W (high frequencies) | Material | 18 mm birch plywood |
| Speakers | 4 x 6.5 inches (165 mm), 1.5-inch (38 mm) voice coil | Finish | scratch-resistant varnish |
| Tweeter | 1 x 1.4 inches (36 mm), 2.5-inch (64 mm) diaphragm | Protective Grille | perforated steel |
Questions frequently asked
Is the FBT Horizon VHA 406 ND Dante compatible?
Dante audio is supported in 24-bit at 48 or 96 kHz via EtherCON RJ45 input and output connectors. The TCP/IP network interface is also AES70 compatible.
What is the power and SPL level of this line-array speaker?
The Class D digital bi-amplification delivers 800 W RMS for bass and 400 W RMS for highs. The maximum rated level reaches 128 dB SPL continuous and 133 dB SPL peak.
What coverage does the VHA 406 ND provide?
Dispersion is 90° horizontally and 20° vertically. This directivity is suited for controlled dispersion in a line-array configuration.
Can the speaker be controlled remotely?
Remote control is performed via the INFINITO System Management Suite. An OLED display and a PUSH encoder also allow adjustments directly on the speaker. Network management facilitates parameter harmonization within a Horizon system.
What transducers and connectors are integrated?
Four 6.5-inch speakers and a 1.4-inch tweeter with a 2.5-inch diaphragm cover a frequency response from 65 Hz to 20 kHz. XLR inputs and outputs are available, along with Neutrik PowerCON power connections.



