Detail 01
Passive, 200 watts continuous
Needs an external power amp or a powered mixer. Nothing plugs into the wall here.

Independent shopping perspective
A 200-watt passive wedge monitor with two 5-inch drivers, sized for one person. For a player who needs their own mix on a crowded stage.


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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 or a powered mixer. Nothing plugs into the wall here.
Detail 02
Higher than typical 8 ohm boxes, so you can run several in parallel off one amp channel without stalling it.
Detail 03
Vocals and guitar sit clearly. Kick and bass fundamentals are not reproduced, which keeps stage wash down.
Detail 04
Moderately efficient. It gets loud enough at close range but wants real amp power to cut through a loud stage.
Detail 05
Daisy-chain from one monitor to the next off a single amp run instead of pulling a cable per box.
Detail 06
Light enough to carry in one hand and set on a mic stand shelf, amp head or riser edge.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. It is passive. Feed it from a power amp or the speaker outputs of a powered mixer via the Speakon or 1/4 inch jacks.
The jacks are wired in parallel for daisy-chaining, and at 16 ohms nominal two in parallel land near 8 ohms, which most amps handle.
Not the low fundamentals. Response starts at 150Hz, so you hear the attack and upper harmonics but not the bottom octave.
It is a personal near-field monitor, rated 200 watts continuous with 94dB sensitivity. Loud enough for one player at close range, not for covering a stage.
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