Equipment file · Modular line array

STM

NEXO · 2012

Evidence status · documented

Identity and core specifications are documented; some historical fields remain unavailable.

NEXO's STM ('Scale Through Modularity') uses four proportional modules, M28, M46, B112 and S118, combined into arrays from club to festival size, designed in NEXO's NS-1 software.

Introduced
2012
Category
Modular line array
Intended use
Rental systems for events of many sizes
Production
NEXO

Equipment photographs · 1

NEXO STM M28

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NEXO STM M28·MrSadist·CC BY-SA 4.0

Why it mattered

  1. 01

    One inventory could cover many job sizes.

  2. 02

    Its CompassRig and REDLock rigging pushed single-person flying, building on [[nexo-geo-t|GEO T]].

Engineering record

Modules
M28, M46, B112 bass and S118 sub[2]
Rigging
CompassRig presets angles; REDLock locks from the rear[2]

Original pricing

No reliable period price located

2026 equivalent

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Use in the field

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Manuals & original documents

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Sources

  1. 1STMNEXO · brochure
  2. 2STM productsNEXO · manual

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