Detail 01
8 ohms, 300W continuous
Passive cabinet. Requires an external power amp. Wiring two per amp channel drops the load to 4 ohms.

Independent shopping perspective
Passive 15-inch two-way cabinet that doubles as a stage wedge or pole-mount main. For bands running an outboard power amp.

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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 cabinet. Requires an external power amp. Wiring two per amp channel drops the load to 4 ohms.
Detail 02
Efficient. It reaches a given level on less amplifier power, so a modest amp goes further.
Detail 03
Real headroom for a full band. You can run it hard without the top end turning harsh.
Detail 04
Strong low mids and body. Sub-bass still needs a dedicated subwoofer, and the top end is smooth rather than airy.
Detail 05
Wide left to right, tight vertically. Set it at ear height so the audience stays inside the pattern.
Detail 06
Two-hand lift and a large footprint on a stand. Check your stand's weight rating before pole-mounting.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Passive. It is rated 8 ohms and 300W continuous, so it needs an external power amp or a powered mixer to drive it.
An amp delivering somewhere between the 300W continuous and 600W program rating per channel at 8 ohms gives clean headroom without pushing the driver.
Yes. The cabinet is built to lie on its side as a wedge, and its 122 dB continuous output holds up next to a live drummer.
For speech, acoustic sets and general music, no. For kick drum, bass guitar or dance music, yes; output drops below 66 Hz.
Reference
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