FBT Touring Muse 210LA

An Active Speaker Designed for Directional Sound and Performance Efficiency

This 2-way active speaker fits into the modern "plug-and-play" sound reinforcement approach: integrated amplification, digital processing, lightweight and powerful components, and a design aimed at field performance. Its pronounced directivity (very limited vertical dispersion) naturally places it in setups where precise coverage and energy focused on the audience are sought, with increased control over reflections. The combination of B&C neodymium speakers and a 15 mm plywood enclosure aligns with this goal: efficiency, reliability, and solid mechanical behavior for regular use.

For Whom and For What Uses?

This speaker is intended for providers, musicians, and sound engineers who need an active system capable of delivering a high level (max SPL 135 dB) while maintaining excellent clarity. It is especially suitable for live contexts (small to medium stages, places of worship, amplified conferences, DJ sets requiring clean sound) and fixed installations when coverage angle control is desired. Thanks to the "link" output, it can also be easily deployed in stereo pairs or chained with other speakers, while maintaining simple and quick setup.

DSP, Amplification, and Design: The Balance Between Power and Control

DSP Processing: Quick Adaptation, Consistent Results

The integrated DSP offers 8 presets to tailor the sound to different usage scenarios. This allows for a coherent sound without spending minutes "correcting" with external equalization and ensures consistent results when multiple users alternate. The high-pass filter is a practical asset to relieve the low end depending on the configuration (subwoofer pairing, prevention of unwanted bass, level reserve optimization), while the volume control facilitates adjustment directly on the speaker.

Class D Bi-Amplification: Energy and Efficiency

Separate amplification for lows and highs (Class D) provides excellent efficiency and useful power reserve, while limiting heat buildup and favoring a format suitable for live use. The switching power supply contributes to this performance logic: it helps create a more efficient speaker better adapted to transport and setup/dismantling constraints.

Coverage and Intelligibility: 90 deg x 10 deg Dispersion

With a 90 deg horizontal and 10 deg vertical dispersion, the speaker favors precise sound distribution: maintaining a comfortable width to cover the listening area while limiting vertical dispersion to reduce unwanted room effects. This approach enhances vocal intelligibility and attack definition, especially in reverberant environments or when focusing energy on the audience rather than surfaces.

Construction and Mobility: 15 mm Plywood and Handling

The 15 mm plywood enclosure aims for robustness and acoustic stability. The 2 handles facilitate handling, an important point for a 38 kg speaker, whether in truck racks, on stage, or in installation.

Technical specifications

Bluetooth

No

Type	active speaker	DSP	8 presets
Configuration	2-way	Filter	high-pass
Materials	15 mm plywood	Control	volume
Handles	2	Dispersion HxV	90deg x 10deg
Neodymium woofers	2 x 10-inch B&C	Frequency Response	55 Hz - 20 kHz
Neodymium tweeters	2 x 1-inch B&C	Max SPL	135 dB
LF Amplification	Class D, 600 watts RMS	Connectors	XLR (input + link output)
HF Amplification	Class D, 300 watts RMS	Dimensions	790 x 375 x 520 mm
Power Supply	switching	Weight	38 kg