LORDWORLD RS110a 10" Active Speaker 300W Peak 170W RMS Bluetooth
A 10-inch active speaker delivering 170 watts RMS with Bluetooth streaming and twin Mic/Line combo inputs
- 300 W peak power handles loud venues
- 170 W RMS delivers clean continuous output
- 10 inch driver with 2 inch voice coil reproduces deep bass
- Bluetooth streams audio wirelessly from devices
- Two XLR combo inputs accept microphones or line sources
10-inch 300W Peak Active Speaker
The LORDWORLD RS110a is a 2-way active speaker delivering 300 watts peak and 170 watts RMS power. It uses a 10-inch extended range low frequency driver with a 2-inch voice coil and a 1-inch high frequency driver. This unit suits solo performers, DJs, and small venues needing a self-powered PA solution with integrated mixing features.
Bluetooth and Combo Input Limits
Wireless streaming relies on standard Bluetooth audio profiles, so range and codec support follow typical implementation limits. The two XLR-1/4-inch combo inputs accept mic or line signals with variable compressor controls, but provide only two channels for live mixing. A 3.5mm auxiliary input adds a stereo line-level option for playback devices without wireless capability.
170W RMS Headroom for Small Crowds
The 170 watts RMS output handles speech, acoustic sets, and background music for audiences up to roughly one hundred people indoors. Bass-heavy electronic genres or larger outdoor areas will reach the amplifier's thermal and excursion limits sooner. Users requiring monitor wedges, subwoofer linking, or coverage beyond a single room should consider a multi-speaker system.
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- Price $523.99
- Pricier than about 79% of the 293 comparable items (median $199.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | LORDWORLD |
Questions about this item
Which power figure should I use to match this speaker to my venue size?
Use the 170 W RMS rating for continuous output; the 300 W peak value only covers short bursts.
What does the 10 inch driver mean for low frequency coverage in a live mix?
The 10 inch low frequency driver with a 2 inch voice coil handles bass and lower mids down to typical vocal and instrument fundamentals.
What sources can I plug into the combo inputs and what does the compressor do?
Each combo input accepts XLR or 3.5 mm jacks for mic or line signals, and the variable compressor per channel tames sudden level spikes.
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