PRORECK SP-15 15-inch 1400W PA speaker Bluetooth 5.0 DSP
15-inch powered PA speaker with Bluetooth 5.0, built-in DSP and three-channel inputs for up to 100 people
- Built-in DSP lets you shape treble mid and bass
- Bluetooth 5.0 streams audio from phones tablets or laptops wirelessly
- 1400W peak output covers crowds up to 100 people
- Works as a main PA speaker or a stage monitor
- Three input channels plus XLR mix output handle mics instruments and line sources
Powered PA speaker for live sound
The PRORECK SP-15 is a 15-inch powered PA speaker rated at 1400W peak power. It is built for venues such as churches, weddings, conferences and ballrooms where coverage for up to 100 people is needed. The polypropylene enclosure includes a built-in handle for transport and the cabinet doubles as a stage monitor.
Built-in DSP and Bluetooth 5.0
A digital signal processor lets you adjust treble, mid and bass tones from the front panel knob and save settings via the DSP USB port. Bluetooth 5.0 adds wireless streaming from phones, tablets or laptops. Three input channels — RCA, XLR/¼-inch combo for aux/line and XLR/¼-inch combo for mic/line — plus an XLR/¼-inch mix output cover most live-mixing scenarios.
Simple setup with one common issue
Plug the supplied power cord into mains, connect sources to the desired inputs and use the DSP knob to shape the sound. The speaker is ready to run in minutes. The only frequent stumbling block is navigating the DSP menu without the manual, so keep the included user guide handy until the workflow is familiar.
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- Price $237.99
- Pricier than about 79% of the 224 comparable items (median $67.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How often will the DSP settings loaded via the USB port need to be updated or reloaded?
The DSP settings are stored internally once loaded through the USB port and do not require regular updates unless you want to change the sound profile for a different venue or application.
What limits the 1400W peak output during a long wedding reception or conference?
The built-in amplifier protection circuitry will limit output if the internal temperature rises too high during sustained high-volume use, reducing power until the unit cools.
How loud does the cooling fan get when the speaker runs all day at a church service?
The fan speed increases with internal temperature; at moderate volumes it stays quiet, but at higher continuous levels it becomes audible in a silent room.
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