The AtlasIED ALX-16D is a digitally steerable column array designed for commercial installations where speech clarity and coverage control are difficult to achieve. In reverberant spaces such as transportation hubs, houses of worship, and other large public venues, its beam steering architecture helps direct sound toward listeners while reducing energy sent to reflective surfaces. The result is more intelligible paging, announcements, and program audio in environments that typically work against conventional loudspeakers.

With Dante and AES67 networking onboard, the ALX-16D fits modern networked audio workflows without relying on additional external interfaces or network bridges. Multiple input options support flexible integration, while granular control of the acoustic output allows system designers to shape coverage for demanding rooms. The slim enclosure supports use in architecturally sensitive interiors where visual impact matters as much as performance.

This model is part of the Aimline ALX-D range built for precise directivity control, real-time system management, and use in mission-critical audio applications. Independent DSP and amplification channels for each transducer support detailed beam optimization, and spliteam capability adds another layer of deployment flexibility for complex audience areas.