Detail 01
8 ohms, 300W continuous
Passive. You need an external power amp. Two of these on one channel drops to 4 ohms; check your amp handles that.

Independent shopping perspective
Passive 12-inch two-way cabinet built to work as a floor wedge or on a pole. For bands and DJs who already own an amplifier.

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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
Passive. You need an external power amp. Two of these on one channel drops to 4 ohms; check your amp handles that.
Detail 02
How loud it plays per watt. Lower sensitivity means you lean harder on the amp to reach the same level.
Detail 03
Loud enough for a bar band or a small hall. Not a stadium box, and not something you push flat out all night.
Detail 04
Covers vocals, guitars and keys cleanly. Kick and bass lose their bottom octave, so add a sub for those.
Detail 05
Wide horizontally, narrow vertically. Aim it at ear height; people above or below the pattern hear less top end.
Detail 06
One-hand carry for most people and it lies on its side as a wedge without extra hardware.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. It is a passive cabinet rated at 8 ohms, 300W continuous. You drive it from an external power amp or a powered mixer.
Yes. The cabinet is shaped to sit on its side as a wedge, and it also mounts on a speaker pole for main duty.
For vocals, acoustic and DJ background, no. For kick drum, bass guitar or club-level dance music, add a sub; response falls off below 62 Hz.
A pair handles small clubs and rooms of roughly 50 to 150 people. Larger rooms need more boxes or a bigger system.
Reference
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