FBT Touring Myra 214L
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Myra: FBT's "touring" Line Array vision
The Myra 214L is part of the Myra series, developed to meet the demands of contractors and high-power installations: projection, intelligibility, and uniformity across the listening area. As a satellite for Line Array systems, it is designed to operate in clusters, where the number of elements and curvature determine the final directivity and range, optimizing coverage for indoor or outdoor venues.
Intended uses and target audience
The FBT Touring Myra 214L is aimed at professional sound engineers (tours, festivals, corporate events, large-capacity clubs, houses of worship, theaters) seeking a system capable of delivering high levels while maintaining excellent definition. Thanks to its Line Array design, it is particularly suited to configurations where dispersion control is desired by stacking multiple elements, rather than broadly covering with a conventional speaker.
Technical specifications
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Questions frequently asked
FBT Touring Myra 214L: how many elements can be hung?
The integrated 4-point rigging allows for flying arrays of up to 20 elements. Inter-element angles are 0.25°, 1°, 2°, 3°, 4°, 6°, and 8°. This configuration enables adjustment of vertical coverage to the listening area.
What amplification power is recommended for the Myra 214L?
Recommended amplification is 1600 W for the LF section and 640 W for the MF and HF sections. The stated long-term power ratings are 800 W for LF and 300 W for MF/HF.
What connectors are used on this Line Array module?
Inputs and link outputs use Neutrik NL T4MP connectors, suitable for chaining modules.
What drivers are installed in the Myra 214L?
The low-frequency section features two 14-inch neodymium woofers with 3-inch voice coils. A neodymium coaxial driver with a 1.4-inch exit covers mids and highs. Its voice coils measure 4 inches in the mids and 2.5 inches in the highs.
Is the Myra 214L suitable for high power outdoors?
With a peak SPL of 147 dB, this model is designed for high-power sound reinforcement setups. Its enclosure is made of Baltic birch plywood with a polyurea coating. Dimensions are 930 x 530 x 400 mm, and weight is 61.5 kg.
