Detail 01
Passive, 8 ohms nominal
Needs an external power amp. Impedance drops to 5.6 ohms at minimum, so check your amp's rating before daisy-chaining.

Independent shopping perspective
Two-way 12-inch passive PA cabinet, 65-degree coverage, fly points included. For installs and rigs that already have an amp and processing.


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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
Needs an external power amp. Impedance drops to 5.6 ohms at minimum, so check your amp's rating before daisy-chaining.
Detail 02
Efficient. It gets loud on modest amp power compared to a lower-sensitivity cabinet of the same size.
Detail 03
Match an amp to the program rating around 400 watts per side. Sizing to peak invites blown drivers.
Detail 04
Narrow and symmetrical. Throws down a defined area rather than washing the room — good for rows, less so for wide side seating.
Detail 05
Full-range down to 60 Hz. Kick drum and low bass will want a subwoofer underneath.
Detail 06
Two NL4 jacks let you loop to a second cabinet. Fly points are built in for permanent hangs.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. It's passive, so it has no internal amp. You'll need a power amp rated appropriately at 8 ohms plus speaker cable with NL4 connectors.
It isn't rated for outdoor use. Weather exposure risks the drivers and cabinet, so keep it under cover or indoors.
It reaches 60 Hz, which covers most vocals and instruments. Add a sub if you're running kick drum, bass guitar, or recorded music.
Two cabinets in parallel drop the load to roughly 4 ohms nominal, with a 5.6 ohm minimum per box. Confirm your amp is stable at that load first.
Reference
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