ILA System v2
The Accessible Installation Line Array
Enclosure Dimensions
WL2082-i
WL118-sw
WL115-sw (discontinued)
LINE ARRAY SYSTEMS
- ILA Installation Line Array
- Introduction & Features
- Specifications
- Enclosure Dimensions
- Accessories
- Image Gallery
- WideLine-10
- WideLine-8
- Weatherized WideLine Systems
DOCUMENTS
ILA Specifications (PDF 408K)User Manual (PDF 2.6MB) 546546464
Structural Certification (PDF 896K)
HI RES IMAGES
Image GalleryCAD DRAWINGS
ILA WL2082-i & WL115-sw 2D (DXF, zipped 207K)
ILA WL118-sw 2D & 3D (DXF, zipped 22K)
(2D PDF)
ILA Accessories 2D (DXF, zipped 404K)
(Contains: EB2082-i, FB2082-i, PB2082-i, GS115-sw)
ILA WL115-sw 3D discontinued (DXF, zipped 22K)
EASE Data
DSP VOICINGS
WL2082-i and WL115-sw Processor SettingsARCHITECT'S & ENGINEER'S SPECIFICATIONS
WL2082-iWL115-sw (discontinued)
 RoHS Compliant |
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Like most line-array systems available today, QSC WideLine and ILA line-arrays require carefully optimized signal processing in order to perform as intended. QSC has developed processing settings for these loudspeaker systems using our SC28, BASIS and Q-Sys digital processing devices. Arriving at these settings requires skilled engineers, sophisticated measurement equipment and repeated listening in various environments.
It is not possible to simply take the parameters from a QSC processor, transfer them to another processor and get the same results. Other processor manufacturers use different algorithms and design techniques that will produce a different transfer function even if the settings are substantially the same. As a result, QSC is unable to provide settings or tuning support for our line array systems when used with any processors other than those specified by QSC.
Signal Processing Requirements
Like most line-array systems available today, QSC WideLine and ILA line-arrays require carefully optimized signal processing in order to perform as intended. QSC has developed processing settings for these loudspeaker systems using our SC28, BASIS and Q-Sys digital processing devices. Arriving at these settings requires skilled engineers, sophisticated measurement equipment and repeated listening in various environments.
It is not possible to simply take the parameters from a QSC processor, transfer them to another processor and get the same results. Other processor manufacturers use different algorithms and design techniques that will produce a different transfer function even if the settings are substantially the same. As a result, QSC is unable to provide settings or tuning support for our line array systems when used with any processors other than those specified by QSC.
ILA array enclosures and fly hardware are available in black or white.
The ILA subwoofers can be flown behind the array to further improve sight lines or if trim height is restricted.