Proel WD12AV2
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Proel
WD12AV2
Product Info
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The Proel WD12AV2 is a solid, affordable stage monitor that punches above its weight class. It’s a great option for smaller bands, solo performers, or anyone needing reliable floor monitoring without spending a fortune. The coaxial design makes it surprisingly good for vocal clarity, which is a big plus.
Product Description
- Proel WD12AV2
- Active 2-way Floor Monitor
- Loudspeakers: 12"/ 1" coaxial
- Class D power amplifier with 300 W for LF
- Class AB power amplifier 50 W for HF
- Frequency range: 50 - 20
- 000 Hz
- Peak SPL: 124 dB
- Coverage pattern: 80°
- Input: XLR / jack combo
- Output: XLR-male
- Control panel with level
- preset switch (FOH/Monitor) and GND lift
- Black birch multiplex housing
- 35 mm Stand flange
- 2 Handles
- Dimensions (W x H x D) 510 x 310 x 440 mm
- Weight: 15 kg
PROS
- • Birch multiplex housing offers surprising rigidity for the price point
- • Coaxial driver design provides a surprisingly coherent soundstage
- • Class D/AB amplification offers a balance of power and efficiency
- • Handles make transport manageable, a welcome addition for stage work
CONS
- • Finish lacks the refinement of more premium stage monitors
- • Lower-midrange can get muddy with complex mixes at high volume
- • Limited EQ controls restrict fine-tuning in challenging acoustic environments
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Key Features
Power (Watts)
350
Woofer Size
12 in
Frequency Range
50-20000 Hz
Max SPL
124 dB
Connections
XLR/Jack Combo, XLR-Male
Weight
15 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
The coaxial design aims for better phase coherence between the woofer and tweeter, potentially leading to a more focused sound image, though it can sometimes lack the extreme detail of separate drivers.
It’s a practical feature; the 'Monitor' setting subtly reduces highs to prevent feedback in close proximity, while 'FOH' flattens the response for front-of-house use.
The Proel offers a competitive feature set at a lower price point, but the JBLs generally have a more refined build quality and broader EQ options, though the Proel holds its own in terms of loudness.
