Proel S10A
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Proel
S10A
Product Info
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The Proel S10A is a surprisingly capable little subwoofer. It’s a great budget-friendly option for smaller bands, DJs, or mobile sound reinforcement where you need serious low-end presence without hauling a ton of gear. The bandpass design helps it pack a real punch for its size.
Product Description
- Proel S10A
- Active Hybrid Bandpass Subwoofer
- With integrated ClassD digital power amplifier
- Equipped with: 10" Woofer
- Power: 700 Watts
- Frequency range: 46 - 160 Hz
- Maximum output level: 119 dB
- Dispersion pattern: 90° x 60°
- Switchable high cut: 125 Hz/160 Hz
- Switchable phase: 180°
- Connection panel with 2x XLR/jack combi input
- 2x XLR Link out and 2x XLR Line out
- 36 mm Stand flange mount
- 2 Handles
- Dimensions: 315 x 420 x 495 mm
- Weight: 14 kg
PROS
- • Hybrid bandpass design delivers surprising low-end punch for its size.
- • Class D amp provides efficient power without excessive heat.
- • XLR/Jack combo inputs offer versatile connectivity for various sources.
- • Robust construction with handles and stand mount makes transport manageable.
CONS
- • Limited frequency response above 160Hz restricts its use as a full-range solution.
- • While powerful, 700W peak isn't ideal for large venues or demanding applications.
- • The 90° x 60° dispersion might be narrow for wide stage setups.
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Key Features
Power (Watts)
700
Woofer Size
10 in
Frequency Range
46 - 160 Hz
Max SPL
119 dB
Crossover
125 Hz/160 Hz
Weight
14 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
The bandpass design emphasizes lower frequencies, resulting in a tighter, more focused bass response, but it can slightly reduce overall volume.
That’s a peak measurement; sustained levels will be lower, but it suggests a capable output for smaller to medium-sized rooms.
Standard shielded XLR or 1/4 inch instrument cables will work perfectly fine; ensure they are of decent quality to minimize noise.
