Proel S12A
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Proel
S12A
Product Info
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The Proel S12A is a surprisingly potent little subwoofer. Its bandpass design really moves air, making it ideal for DJs, smaller bands, or anyone needing a serious low-end boost in a portable package. It's a great value for the performance you get.
Product Description
- Proel S12A
- Active Hybrid Bandpass Subwoofer
- With integrated ClassD digital power amplifier
- Equipped with: 12" Woofer
- Power: 600 W
- Frequency range: 43 - 160 Hz
- Maximum level: 127 dB
- Switchable high-cut: 100 Hz - 160 Hz
- Switchable phase: 180°
- Connector panel with 2x XLR / jack combo input
- 2x XLR Link out and 2x XLR Line out
- 36 mm stand flange mount
- 2 Handles
- Dimensions: 360 x 500 x 520 mm
- Weight: 19 kg
PROS
- • Hybrid bandpass design delivers surprisingly deep low-end response.
- • Class-D amplification provides efficient power and relatively low heat output.
- • XLR/Jack combo inputs offer versatile connectivity for various sources.
- • Solid build quality with robust handles and a sturdy flange mount.
CONS
- • Limited frequency response above 160 Hz restricts its use as a full-range solution.
- • 19 kg weight makes transportation a bit cumbersome for solo performers.
- • The 12 in woofer might be underpowered for very large venues or demanding basslines.
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Key Features
Power (Watts)
600
Woofer Size
12 in
Frequency Range
43-160 Hz
Max SPL
127 dB
Crossover
100-160 Hz high-cut switchable
Weight
19 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
The bandpass enclosure enhances bass frequencies, providing a more focused and powerful low-end but can slightly reduce overall transient response.
Yes, the 180° phase switch is crucial when using multiple subwoofers to prevent cancellation and ensure proper stereo imaging.
While it delivers strong bass, it's best paired with full-range speakers as its frequency range is limited; it's not a complete PA solution.
