Alto TX 415
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Alto
TX 415
Product Info
Article Number:
611778
Brand:
Alto
Model:
TX 415
Category:
Active Full-Range PA Speakers
Price:
$339.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Alto TX 415 is a surprisingly capable little speaker for smaller gigs or rehearsal spaces. It's got a decent punch for its size and the Bluetooth is a nice touch for quick setups. It’s a solid option for solo performers, DJs, or anyone needing portable PA without spending a fortune.
Product Description
- Alto TX 415
- Active 2-Way Full-Range Speaker
- Class-D Bi-amping power amplifier
- Power: 350 W RMS
- 700 W Peak
- Equipped with: 15" woofer and 2" tweeter
- Bluetooth TWS
- Frequency range: 75 - %NBR20
- 000% Hz (-3 dB)
- Max. SPL: 121 dB
- Dispersion pattern (H x V): 90° x 60°
- 2 carry handles on the sides
- Input: Combo jack
- Mix output: XLR
- Speaker stand flange mount: 36 mm
- Dimensions (H x W x D): 634 x 386 x 371 mm
- Weight: 14.4 kg
PROS
- • Robust Class-D amp delivers surprising power for the size.
- • 15” woofer provides a decent low-end presence for its class.
- • Bluetooth TWS is genuinely useful for simple wireless setups.
- • Handles are well-placed, making transport manageable for a speaker this size.
CONS
- • High frequencies can be slightly harsh at higher volume levels.
- • Plastic enclosure feels a little budget-oriented; lacks premium resonance.
- • Limited EQ controls restrict fine-tuning for diverse sound sources.
Product Video
Key Features
Power (Watts)
350 RMS, 700 Peak
Woofer Size
15"
Frequency Range
75 - 20,000 Hz
Max SPL
121 dB
Connections
Combo jack input, XLR mix output
Weight
14.4 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
The plastic enclosure is typical for this price point, but it’s a bit thin and doesn't offer the same resonance as more expensive, plywood-bodied speakers.
I’ve found the Bluetooth connection to be reliable for basic playback, but it's not designed for critical, latency-sensitive applications like live looping or complex digital audio workflows.
While it *can* be used for monitoring, the high-frequency response might be a bit fatiguing for extended periods; it's primarily designed as a front-of-house speaker.
