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This audiodesign LIVEPRO15 2-way active speaker is ideal for professionals seeking powerful, precise sound reproduction. With its 15-inch woofer and compression tweeter, it offers a wide frequency response from 45 Hz to 20,000 Hz, delivering deep bass and clear highs. Its robust design and provisions for suspended or floor-standing installation make it a versatile choice for the stage, studio, or rehearsal. Its Class H/AB amplification ensures high sound pressure with optimal level control.
| Type | 2-way bi-amplified active speaker |
|---|---|
| RMS power | 300 W woofer + 50 W tweeter |
| Maximum power | 580 W |
| Woofer | 15" / 380 mm, 65 mm voice coil |
| Tweeter | 34 mm compression |
| Frequency response | 45 Hz - 20,000 Hz |
| Amplification | Class H / AB |
| Sound pressure | High across the entire audio response |
| Limiters | Dual clip limiter |
| Attenuation selector | 2 or 4 dB |
| Inputs | XLR / Jack combo |
| Sound dispersion | Integrated horn, 60° vertical / 90° horizontal |
| Bass reflex tuning | Dual reflex tuning for extended low-frequency response |
| Installation | Suspended mounting with integrated nuts, vertical/horizontal use |
| Enclosure | Gas-injection molding with anti-vibration ribs |
| Dimensions (WxDxH) | 50 x 42 x 72 cm |
| Weight | 24.8 kg |
| Color | Black |
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