About the Bose Professional RoomMatch RMAFLG Large Array Frame
The Bose Professional RoomMatch RMAFLG Large Array Frame is a structural rigging component designed to assemble and suspend large vertical arrays of Bose RoomMatch loudspeaker modules. This frame serves as the foundational mechanical backbone for constructing major left and right main loudspeaker systems in large-scale venues such as concert halls, performing arts centers, and major houses of worship. Its primary function is to provide a secure, rigid, and precisely engineered structure that aligns multiple RoomMatch cabinets to form a coherent, acoustically continuous line source. The frame's design ensures that the vertical splay angles between cabinets are maintained exactly as specified by the system designer's acoustic modeling, which is critical for achieving the desired pattern control and sound coverage.
Constructed from high-strength steel or aluminum alloy, the RMAFLG frame is engineered to meet rigorous safety standards for both permanent installation and temporary flying applications. It features integrated, load-rated rigging points that interface with industry-standard hardware for ground-stacking, pole-mounting, or flying from venue rigging. The frame includes all necessary mounting hardware to attach the RoomMatch loudspeakers securely, and its design often facilitates a faster, more intuitive assembly process compared to handling cabinets individually. By providing a unified structural system, the frame enhances safety, reduces setup time for touring productions, and ensures the long-term alignment integrity of installed systems.
The use of a dedicated large array frame is essential for maximizing the performance of the modular RoomMatch system. It allows for the precise physical realization of complex array designs that can deliver consistent sound pressure levels over long throw distances while minimizing unwanted reflections and energy spill. This component exemplifies the integrated, system-level approach to professional sound reinforcement, where mechanical engineering is as vital as acoustic engineering for achieving optimal results in challenging large-scale applications.