HSD Sound Systems · Mid-Bass

HSD V-Horn

Name: HSD Sound Systems V-Horn
Brand: HSD Sound Systems
SKU: 215MBH70
Price: 5100.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Model 215MBH70

Compact 15-inch horn with maximum mid-bass power density.

The V-Horn is a high-intensity 15" front-loaded horn engineered for maximum mid-bass impact in a compact 24" x 24" x 36" enclosure. Designed for high power density, it delivers exceptional performance where space and manpower are limited, making it ideal for mobile rigs and discreet installs. Hand-built by Hennessey Sound Design in Massachusetts, and backed by a 5-year limited warranty.

$5,100 retail

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HSD Sound Systems V-Horn mid-bass by Hennessey Sound Design

Amplification

Passive cabinet, amplification required

The V-Horn presents 8 ohms nominal and handles 1,400 W continuous. Run one per channel on a KP Series amp, or two in parallel (4 ohms, 2,800 W) per channel of a KD Series 4-14KD.

1 amp channelper cabinet, 8Ω nominal

Driver

1×15″front-loaded horn

Sensitivity

106 dB1W/1m

Passband

62–300Hz(-3 dB); 50–500 Hz at -10 dB

Footprint

24×24″× 36″ deep, 155 lbs

Full specifications

HSD V-Horn (215MBH70) specs

Factory specifications from Hennessey Sound Design. Download the cut sheet for drawings and driver details.

Frequency Response	62 Hz - 300 Hz (-3 dB); 50 Hz - 500 Hz (-10 dB)
Sensitivity	106 dB (1W/1m)
Drivers	1 x 15" (front-loaded horn)
Power Handling	1,400 W continuous (2,800 W program)
Impedance	8 ohms nominal
Dimensions	24" W x 24" H x 36" D
Weight	155 lbs
Connectors	2 x NL4

HSD V-Horn cut sheet (PDF)

Why buy from Fullblast

An HSD system is a build, not a box. We manage the whole thing.

Authorized HSD dealer

Fullblast Sound is one of only three authorized HSD Sound Systems dealers in the United States. Factory pricing, factory support, and a direct line to the Massachusetts shop on every order.

Real dealer support

We spec the system against your room and application, handle freight and logistics, and stay on call after delivery. Talk to us before you order and we will get the design right the first time.

Nationwide freight

Every HSD cabinet ships crated freight from the factory. We quote and coordinate delivery to your dock or venue anywhere in the country as part of the system price.

Financing available

Spread an HSD system across payments instead of a single check. See financing options or ask for terms with your quote.

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Buyer research

Questions buyers ask about the V-Horn

Common pre-purchase questions on the HSD V-Horn.

Who is the V-Horn built for?

Operators who want front-loaded-horn mid-bass impact but load in with two people and a van, not a box truck. At 24 × 24 × 36 inches and 155 lbs, it is the highest power density in HSD's mid-bass line, ideal for mobile rigs, discreet installs, and venues where footprint is the constraint.

What amplifier drives the V-Horn?

1,400 W continuous (2,800 W program) at 8 ohms nominal, one channel per box on the HSD KP Series platform. Running two V-Horns in parallel presents 4 ohms and 2,800 W combined, which sits neatly on one channel of a KD Series 4-14KD (3,500 W into 4 ohms); a four-channel amp then drives eight cabinets.

V-Horn or Hammer?

The Hammer carries dual 18s, 2,400 W handling, and 108 dB sensitivity, the large-format choice at 48″ wide and 195 lbs. The V-Horn gives up some output for a 24″-wide cube that one strong pair of hands can move. Same job, different scale of show.

What does a V-Horn stack look like?

A common compact HSD rig runs Uppercut tops, V-Horn mid-bass, and Switchback subs, all truck-pack-friendly boxes, all passive, driven from a small KP/KD amp rack. The V-Horn's 62–300 Hz band bridges the two.

System design