Marziani© Ondo
A floor-standing array of 96 Marziani-proprietary 3″ full-range drivers radiating as a single Planar Matryxx™ surface — 120 dB at one meter from just 120 watts of drive, with cone motion held to a 1 mm ultra-linear excursion range and a wavefront that holds its level deep into the venue.
Big output. Barely working.
Ninety-six small motors. One big wavefront.
Conventional PA design asks a handful of large drivers to do violent work — long cone travel, rising distortion, compression as voice coils heat up. The Ondo inverts that: the same acoustic job is spread across 96 custom-engineered 3″ full-range drivers, so at a full 120 watts of system power each driver sees only 1.25 watts.
At that loading, cone movement stays within a 1 mm excursion window — the very linear, super-low-distortion operating mode at the heart of the patent-pending Marziani driver design. Each cone barely moves; the array as a whole moves a wall of air.
And because the drivers are arranged across a precisely engineered surface, the Ondo radiates as one Planar Matryxx™ wavefront rather than 96 separate point sources. That is what keeps SPL nearly constant along the venue — loud, but comfortable, and extremely clean.
96 × 3″ full-range drivers · 102 dB / 1 W / 1 m · 120 dB @ 1 m from 120 W · 1.25 W per driver · 1 mm excursion · 3,000 W handling · 90° horizontal · ~100 m coverage
The curves behind the claims.
Bench measurements of the ML-1000-1A array from the Marziani Labs engineering team.
Loudness that doesn’t fall off a cliff.
A conventional point source obeys the inverse-square law: roughly −6 dB for every doubling of distance, which puts it around 20 dB down by the time the wave reaches 10 meters. Front rows get blasted so the back rows can hear.
The Ondo’s planar wavefront behaves differently. From 120 dB at 1 meter, expected SPL is 115 dB at 10 meters and 112 dB at 50 meters — a drop of just 5 and 8 dB across spans where a point source would collapse. Level stays nearly constant along the venue, with 90° of horizontal dispersion and roughly 100 meters of effective coverage from a single array.
Specifications.
| Model | ML-1000-1A |
| Configuration | Floor-standing array · (1) array |
| Drivers | 96 Marziani proprietary 3″ full-range drivers |
| Technology | Planar Dynamic Matryxx™ (patents pending) |
| Sensitivity | 102 dB / 1 W / 1 m |
| Output | 120 dB at 1 m with 120 W (1.25 W per driver) |
| Expected SPL over distance | 115 dB at 10 m · 112 dB at 50 m (120 W) |
| Cone excursion at 120 W | 1 mm — linear, super-low-distortion range |
| Power handling | 3,000 W |
| Frequency response | 40 Hz – 20 kHz |
| Horizontal dispersion | 90° |
| Effective coverage | ~100 m |
Start with the array. Scale the low end.
Ondo · ML-1000-1A
The standalone 96-driver array on this page — the heart of the family.
Brio · ML-1000-1SW
The matching subwoofer — add low-frequency reinforcement one cabinet at a time.
Viva · ML-1000-1A-6SW
The packaged system: one Ondo array with six subwoofers for full-scale reinforcement.
Built for rooms like these.
Clubs & live venues
One array covers the floor with the same clean, comfortable level front to back — no front-row blast, no back-row mud.
Concert halls & auditoria
~100 m of effective throw and 90° of horizontal coverage from a single floor-standing array on casters.
Themed attractions & large-format spaces
Show-level SPL guests can stand in for hours — loud, extremely clean, and free of point-source hot spots.
Hear a wavefront hold its ground.
Tell us about your venue and we’ll spec the Ondo — solo, with Brio subwoofers, or as the full Viva package.
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