I tend to present more home theatre systems and desktop speakers than outdoors rugged ones. Although outdoors speakers may seem pricey, that is not entirely true if you compare them to exclusivist home theatre systems that set you back tens of thousands of dollars. QSC Audio, a US manufacturer, even provides some of the cheapest outdoors speakers that still maintain high quality acoustics.

According to QSC, their updated WideLine-10 (WL2102/-w) comprises a full range of outdoors loudspeaker systems that could be easily used use in a wide variety of venues, ranging from ballrooms, theaters and nightclubs to concert halls, houses of worship, not to mention arenas and concerts. WideLine-10 is particularly designed to render natural sounds in wide spaces and it does this thanks to its 140° horizontal coverage pattern - the widest of any line array system currently available on the market.

Among the notable features of the Wideline-10 array we have:

• Exceptionally high output capability in a very compact form factor
• Bi-amp or tri-amp design
• Dual 10" long excursion, high power, low-frequency transducers
• Single 3" diaphragm neodymium compression driver
• WL2102 Cored composite construction results in lighter weight (70 lbs, 31.8 kg) and greater weather resistance
• WL2102-w Birch ply construction offers reasonable weight (83 lbs, 37.7 kg) at a lower cost
• Fully captive hardware design incorporates all components necessary for box to box rigging

For more info on WideLine-10’s price and availability check out the official QSC page.