DAS Audio Action-M512A
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DAS Audio
Action-M512A
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The Action-M512A is a seriously capable stage monitor. It’s got plenty of power and a surprisingly clean sound, making it ideal for smaller to mid-sized bands and working musicians who need reliable, portable stage monitoring without breaking the bank. The DSP is a nice touch for quick adjustments.
Product Description
- DAS Audio Action-M512A
- Active 12" Stage Monitor
- Class-D bi-amp power amplifier
- Power: 500 W RMS / 1000 W peak
- 1" Compression driver
- Frequency range: 50 - 20000 Hz
- Dispersion pattern (H x V): 80° x 50
- Maximum level: 130 dB
- Inputs: 2x XLR/jack combo
- 1x 3.5 mm mini jack
- Output: 1x XLR
- Integrated 24 bit DSP with various voicing presets
- delay and high-pass filter
- 35 mm Speaker flange
- Dimensions (H x W x D): 335 x 650 x 450 mm
- Weight: 19.5 kg
- Colour: Black
- • The bi-amp Class-D design delivers impressive power and headroom for its size.
- • Integrated DSP offers flexible voicing options, simplifying monitor mixing on the fly.
- • Robust 12” woofer provides a surprisingly full and punchy low-end response.
- • The 1” compression driver offers clear highs without excessive harshness or fatigue.
- • At nearly 20kg, it's a hefty monitor, limiting portability for solo acts.
- • 80° x 50° dispersion might be restrictive for wider stage setups requiring more coverage.
- • While versatile, the DSP presets may not suit all mixing engineer preferences.
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