The Riot-15P-PA Package delivers a complete live sound solution for DJs, bands, and venues needing powerful, professional-grade audio that handles crowds up to 400 people. This all-in-one system combines passive main speakers with powered subwoofers for full-range coverage that cuts through any mix.

The package centers around a pair of 15" passive PA speakers delivering 900 watts peak power each, paired with 15" powered subwoofers adding 600 watts peak of low-end punch. The powered subs feature built-in Class D amplifiers, eliminating the need for separate subwoofer amps while providing clean, efficient bass response.

Main speakers handle 450 watts RMS each at 8-ohm impedance, while the powered subs deliver 300 watts RMS each through their integrated amplifiers. The included 10-channel mixer provides Bluetooth connectivity, USB playback, and built-in effects processing, giving you complete control over your mix. Subwoofer pole stands elevate the main speakers above crowd level for optimal sound distribution.

Perfect for mobile DJs working clubs and private events, bands playing venues from bars to outdoor festivals, and houses of worship needing dependable weekend service. The powered subwoofer configuration works especially well for setups where running power to both mains and subs would be challenging.

Setup connects through the included Speakon speaker cables and XLR-to-TRS patch cables. The complete package includes everything needed for immediate deployment: speakers, powered subs, mixer, pole stands, and all necessary cables.

Seismic Audio backs this system with comprehensive warranty coverage and direct factory shipping, ensuring your investment in professional live sound delivers reliable performance show after show.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What size venues can this PA package handle?

This system comfortably covers indoor venues up to 400 people or outdoor events up to 250 people. The combination of 15" mains and powered subwoofers provides enough headroom for live bands, DJ sets, and speaking events. For larger venues or outdoor festivals exceeding these capacities, consider adding additional speakers or upgrading to our line array systems.

Do I need separate amplifiers for this system?

The main speakers require external amplification, but the subwoofers include built-in Class D amplifiers. You'll need a stereo power amplifier rated for at least 450 watts RMS per channel at 8 ohms to properly drive the passive main speakers. The powered subs connect directly to your mixer's subwoofer outputs and handle their own amplification.

What cables and connections are included?

The package includes everything needed for basic setup: 10-foot Speakon cables to connect your amplifier to the main speakers, and 25-foot XLR-to-TRS patch cables to connect the mixer to your powered subwoofers. You'll need to provide power amplification for the main speakers and standard XLR or 1/4" cables for your microphones and instruments.

How does this compare to an all-powered speaker setup?

This hybrid approach offers advantages over all-powered systems: the passive mains typically provide better sound quality and reliability since they don't generate internal heat, while the powered subs eliminate the need for heavy, expensive subwoofer amplifiers. Setup is simpler than all-passive systems since you don't need separate sub amps, but more flexible than all-powered since you can choose your preferred main speaker amplification.

Can I add more speakers to this system later?

Yes, the system is designed for expansion. The 10-channel mixer provides multiple outputs for adding monitor speakers or additional zones. You can daisy-chain additional passive speakers from your main amplifier (maintaining proper impedance matching) or add more powered subwoofers using the mixer's auxiliary sends. The subwoofer pole stands also accept standard speaker pole mounts for easy reconfiguration.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov