The Exodus 118 is the low-frequency foundation of the 100 Series — a single Tapped Horn subwoofer that delivers what the room feels as much as what it hears. Tom Danley’s patented Tapped Horn technology coherently combines the front and rear wave energy of the driver within a single folded enclosure, producing output that conventional subwoofers require two cabinets to match at a fraction of the size and weight. The 118 is engineered to fly as part of a complete Exodus system or perform as a standalone subwoofer and in either role, it delivers the kind of clean, controlled, distortion-free low end that only a Tapped Horn can produce.

The Exodus X194 opens the room without losing control of it. A wider 90° x 40° coverage pattern makes the X194 the natural choice for venues with broader seating geometries — spaces where the audience extends laterally and the system needs to reach across the room as confidently as it reaches into it. Synergy Horn architecture ensures that every driver,  regardless of frequency, behaves as part of a single coherent source, while Cohearix Lens Technology allows the high-frequency drivers to maintain focus and throw across that wider arc without the dispersion losses that compromise conventional wide-pattern enclosures. The X194 covers more of the room and gives up nothing to do it: the same phase coherence, the same point-source integrity, the same Exodus character across every seat in its coverage zone.

The Exodus X094 brings the full Cohearix and Synergy Horn architecture of the 100 Series to the venues that don’t stay in one place — a 90° x 40° pattern-controlled pole-mounted loudspeaker built for touring, live production, and any application where the system needs to be pole mounted, deployed fast, and perform at the level that only a Danley can deliver. Where the Danley Jericho family established what a large-format horn-loaded loudspeaker could do in a permanent installation, the X094 puts that same lineage of performance on the road — coherent, controlled, and ready for whatever the room, the stage, or the event demands.