Detail 01
10-inch woofer, 65Hz low end
Handles vocals and full-range music, but kick drum and sub-bass drop off. Add a sub for dance music.

Independent shopping perspective
A 10-inch powered PA speaker in red. For small rooms, DJ sets, and portable rigs where a 15-inch box is more than you need.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Handles vocals and full-range music, but kick drum and sub-bass drop off. Add a sub for dance music.
Detail 02
Loud enough for a small room or crowd. Not enough headroom for a large hall or open air.
Detail 03
The amp is inside. It needs a wall outlet at the speaker position, not a separate power amp.
Detail 04
Accepts anything from a microphone to a line-level mixer output, so it works with or without a mixer.
Detail 05
Vocals sit mostly in the woofer, with the tweeter taking sibilance and cymbals above that point.
Detail 06
One-hand carry weight. Two of these plus stands is a realistic single-trip load.
Detail 07
The speaker clamps its own peaks before the amp clips, which protects the driver when someone pushes the gain.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. The amplifier is built into the cabinet. You connect a signal source and mains power, nothing else.
Yes. The input handles levels from -40dBu up to +4dBu, so a mic works without a mixer, though you lose EQ and multiple channels.
One covers a small room or acts as a fill. For stereo coverage of a crowd, run a pair, and add a sub if you want real low end.
At under 19 pounds it is within range of standard tripod stands. Check that your stand's pole socket and weight rating match before mounting.
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