2-WAY · PASSIVEMV2250 — Cinema Screen Speaker
Cinema · Screen Channel

MV2250

Cinema Screen Speaker

Integrated passive two-way screen-channel loudspeaker with dual 15-inch woofers, for behind-screen main-channel use, multiplex, screening and dubbing rooms. Hall depth ≤ 26 m/37 m1

Frequency response47 Hz – 19 kHz±3 dB @ 2π
Coverage90° × 40°H × V
System2-Way, Passive129.8 dB rated max SPL @ 1 m, 2π
Hall depth≤ 26 m/37 mcontinuous / program power
Spec sheet (PDF)
Applications

Behind-screen main channels · Medium to large commercial auditoriums · Large-format screens

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Features

Performance
  • Dual 15-inch woofers with ADM™ oil-treated cloth-edge paper cones provide ample low-frequency radiating area and output capacity.
  • 3-inch compression driver handles high-output reproduction through the upper band.
Engineering
  • Integrated horn provides 90° × 40° nominal coverage across the principal seating area.
  • Internal 1.8 kHz passive crossover allows full-range operation from a single amplifier channel.
  • The 4-ohm nominal load requires amplifier current capability, cable gauge and protection settings to be verified during system design.
Economy & maintenance
  • 380 mm cabinet depth in a one-piece 46 kg passive enclosure — no module handling or assembly, easy installation behind acoustically transparent screens.
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Overview

The MV2250 is an integrated passive two-way screen channel loudspeaker in the SOVOX MV Series for medium and large commercial cinemas, intended for main channels behind acoustically transparent screens, as well as multiplex auditoria and screening or dubbing rooms. It pairs dual 15-inch woofers with a 3-inch compression driver, covering 47 Hz–19 kHz (±3 dB, half-space) with a 37 Hz–20 kHz usable range and 90° × 40° nominal coverage.

The dual 15-inch woofers use ADM™ oil-treated cloth-edge paper cones, at 101 dB system sensitivity (1 W/1 m, 2π). The 3-inch compression driver is crossed to the low section internally, allowing full-range operation from a single amplifier channel. The bass-reflex MDF cabinet with PVC laminate finish weighs approx. 46 kg; the one-piece passive design requires no module handling or assembly behind the screen, and the 4-ohm nominal load requires amplifier current capability, cable gauge and protection settings to be verified during system design.

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Specifications

Product TypeCinema Screen Speaker
System Type2-Way, Passive
Driver Configuration15" LF × 2 + 3" HF × 1
Nominal Impedance4Ω
Frequency Response (±3 dB @ 2π)247 Hz–19 kHz
Frequency Range (-10 dB @ 2π)237 Hz–20 kHz
AES 100-Hour Power Rating3750W
AES 2-Hour Power Rating937.5W
Program Power41500W
Sensitivity (2π) @1W/1m101dB
Rated Maximum SPL /1m @ 2π129.8dB
Calculated Maximum SPL /1m @ 2π5135.8dB
Crossover Frequency1.8 kHz
Recommended HPF30 Hz, LR24
Coverage Angle (H×V)90° × 40°
Enclosure TypeBass-reflex enclosure
Enclosure Material / FinishMDF · PVC laminate
Input ConnectorsBinding posts
Mounting OptionsBehind an acoustically transparent screen
Dimensions W×H×D (mm)W650 × H1173 × D380 mm
Net Weight46 kg
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Frequency response

MV2250 — Cinema Screen Speaker
MV22501 W / 1 m, free field, 1/6-oct smoothing
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Dimensions

MV2250 — Cinema Screen Speaker
Front view
MV2250 — Cinema Screen Speaker
Side view
MV2250 — Cinema Screen Speaker
Top view
W × H × D · net weightW650 × H1173 × D380 mm · 46 kg
Specification notes
  1. 1Two length values are given: the first is the usable range on continuous power, the second on program power. Program power is a short-term maximum output and is not a level the system can sustain continuously. Target levels follow the SMPTE ST 202 / RP 200 cinema reference level: 85 dB for screen channels plus 20 dB peak headroom, measured at the reference listening position (RLP); hall depth = listening distance x 1.5. Listening distance is derived from free-field distance attenuation. The continuous-power range uses the rated maximum SPL in this table; the program-power range uses the rated value +3 dB (program power being twice the continuous power). The calculated maximum SPL (rated +6 dB, short-term peak) is not used for these figures. Screen loss, power compression, system limiting and room gain are not included - this is a theoretical estimate, not a measured guarantee; on-site verification is recommended. Operating beyond the recommended figure may result in, but is not limited to: dynamic compression, increased distortion, extraneous noise, and in severe cases equipment damage.
  2. 2Low-frequency response and sensitivity specifications are referenced to half-space (2π) conditions, representative of typical cinema baffle-wall installation. Frequency-response graphs are measured in an anechoic free-field (4π) environment unless otherwise noted. In the low-frequency region the same loudspeaker measures about 6 dB higher under 2π than under 4π (in practice 3–6 dB depending on frequency and baffle conditions); this is a difference of measurement convention, not of performance.
  3. 3Rating based on an IEC filtered random-noise test signal, band-limited 50 Hz–20 kHz, with a peak-to-average ratio of 6 dB
  4. 4Recommended amplifier output at the applicable impedance should not exceed the program power, giving an unclipped output waveform while avoiding loudspeaker damage; an amplifier capable of at least the RMS continuous power (AES 100 h) is recommended to realize full loudspeaker performance. The actual amplifier match should be determined by calculation for the listening distance (see note 1).
  5. 5Calculated maximum SPL is derived from the rated (continuous) power and half-space (2π) sensitivity and is a calculated, not measured, figure; at a 6 dB peak-to-average ratio it exceeds the rated value by 6 dB, representing short-term peak capability rather than a level the system can sustain.
  6. 6The frequency-response graphs on this page are measured on-axis at 1 W/1 m in an anechoic free-field (4π) environment with 1/6-octave smoothing; the frequency response and sensitivity in the specification table are stated under half-space (2π) conditions. Lower readings in the low-frequency region of the graph therefore reflect the difference in convention rather than a difference in performance. 2π-format curves are available on request.