Detail 01
Passive, 8 ohms
Requires an external power amp. Two on one channel usually presents 4 ohms — confirm your amp is rated for it.

Independent shopping perspective
10-inch passive PA cabinet, 200 watts RMS at 8 ohms, 26 pounds. For small rooms and mobile gigs where you already have a 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
Requires an external power amp. Two on one channel usually presents 4 ohms — confirm your amp is rated for it.
Detail 02
RMS is what your amp should match for continuous use. Peak only covers brief transients, not sustained volume.
Detail 03
Light on low end. Bass guitar fundamentals and kick drum need a sub or the mix stays thin.
Detail 04
Efficient for its size but tops out below larger cabinets. Enough for a room of 100 or so, not a hall.
Detail 05
Gentle slope means the 10-inch woofer overlaps further into the horn range than steeper designs.
Detail 06
Fits a car back seat and pole-mounts on standard stands without a two-person lift.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
This is a 10-inch driver, 17 pounds lighter, and reaches 89Hz instead of 55Hz. The 12-inch goes louder and lower; this one carries easier.
Yes, if the mixer has speaker-level outputs. Match the 8-ohm load and keep total power near the 200-watt RMS rating.
For vocals and light instrument reinforcement in a small room, yes. For drums and bass through the PA, add a subwoofer or step up in size.
Short-term, in dry conditions. The grille has a weather-resistant coating and it is rated from 14°F to 113°F, but it is not a weatherproof cabinet.
Reference
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