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The transducers’ coaxial design not only provides an optimal HF and LF alignment and a controlled directivity for a perfect listening from any position, but it also helps to minimize the size of the monitor. The ultra-compact enclosures, with integrated handle and pole socket, have been designed to feature a very low profile and, therefore, a minimal footprint on stage. The cabinets are finished with extra-strong polyurethane painting, making them resistant to any abuse.

The lightweight 500W CLASS D amplifier module with SMPS provides a high output that results in an unexpected SPL for such small loudspeakers. The sophisticated analogue processing provides a detailed response, particularly in the vocal range, and a remarkable resistance to feedback. Two EQ PRESETS are available for the use of the speaker not only for stage monitoring (MONITOR), but also as a MAIN SOUND SYSTEM (FOH) if necessary.WX10A, with a higher SPL and a full-range response, is ideal for vocals, guitar, horns and electronic instruments or as a monitor for DJs.

• Active 2-way coaxial stage monitor

• 1” compression driver with 1” VC

• 10” woofer with 2” VC

• 500 W total power

• Class D power amplifier with SMPS

• Dual LIMITER circuit

• 2 optimized EQ PRESETS for MONITOR or FOH (Front-Of-House) use

• SPL MAX 123 dB

• Frequency response 70 Hz - 20 KHz

• Ultra-compact, lightweight cabinet with black ultra-durable polyurethane paint

• Reinforced metal grille

• Recessed handle for easy transport

• Pole socket

About this item

The transducers’ coaxial design not only provides an optimal HF and LF alignment and a controlled directivity for a perfect listening from any position
The ultra-compact enclosures, with integrated handle and pole socket, have been designed to feature a very low profile and, therefore, a minimal footprint on stage.
The cabinets are finished with extra-strong polyurethane painting, making them resistant to any abuse.
The lightweight 500W CLASS D amplifier module with SMPS provides a high output that results in an unexpected SPL for such small loudspeakers.

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