The Riot-15 pair delivers professional live sound for bands, DJs, and venues that need reliable PA power without the premium price. These powered 15-inch speakers handle everything from club gigs to outdoor events with built-in mixing capabilities that eliminate the need for separate gear.

Each cabinet pushes 1000 watts peak power (500W RMS) through a 15-inch woofer and 1.35-inch titanium compression driver, delivering full-range sound from 50Hz to 20KHz. The integrated Class D amplifier provides clean power while the onboard DSP ensures consistent performance across different venues and sound sources.

The built-in 2-channel mixer accepts XLR, 1/4-inch, and instrument inputs, plus wireless Bluetooth connectivity for background music or direct streaming. True Wireless Stereo (TWS) technology links both speakers wirelessly, reducing cable runs while maintaining stereo separation. Maximum SPL reaches 123dB, making this pair suitable for venues up to 200-300 people.

Perfect for mobile DJs running club nights, bands playing medium-sized venues, or churches needing versatile sanctuary sound. The angled cabinet design works as both a main PA speaker on stands and a floor monitor when tilted back. Use them as a complete system for smaller gigs or as front-of-house speakers with a separate subwoofer for larger events.

Connect your mixer, microphones, or instruments directly to the XLR/combo inputs, then daisy-chain to the second speaker via XLR output. Each speaker weighs 52.2 pounds and mounts on standard speaker poles.

Ships with a one-year warranty and Seismic Audio's direct customer support. No hidden fees, no inflated pricing – just professional sound gear built for working musicians.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

How many people can the Riot-15 pair cover at an outdoor event?

The Riot-15 pair handles outdoor crowds up to 200-250 people effectively, or indoor venues up to 300 people where acoustics help with sound distribution. For larger outdoor events beyond 300 people, consider adding a subwoofer or upgrading to higher-powered speakers. The 123dB maximum SPL provides plenty of headroom for most mobile DJ and band applications.

What cables do I need to connect these speakers together?

You'll need one XLR cable to daisy-chain from the output of the first speaker to the input of the second speaker. Your audio source connects to the first speaker via XLR or 1/4-inch cable, depending on your mixer or device output. The True Wireless Stereo feature can link both speakers wirelessly for Bluetooth audio, eliminating the need for an interconnect cable in that mode.

Can I use these as floor monitors for my band?

Yes, the angled cabinet design makes the Riot-15 excellent floor monitors when tilted back. The wide dispersion horn and 15-inch woofer provide clear vocals and instruments across the stage. With 500W RMS per speaker and built-in mixing, you can create separate monitor mixes using the dual inputs. Many bands use these as both main PA and monitor speakers for smaller venues.

Do I need a subwoofer with the Riot-15 pair for DJ gigs?

For most club and wedding DJ work, the Riot-15 pair provides sufficient bass response down to 50Hz without a subwoofer. However, if you're playing bass-heavy electronic music, hip-hop, or need chest-thumping low end for dancing crowds, adding a powered subwoofer will enhance the experience. The speakers work well as a standalone system for jazz, rock, and acoustic performances.

How does the built-in mixer work compared to using an external mixer?

The 2-channel onboard mixer handles basic applications like a microphone plus background music, or two microphones for small events. Each channel has independent volume control, and there's separate Bluetooth volume control. For complex shows requiring multiple microphones, instruments, and effects, an external mixer feeding into one channel provides more flexibility while still utilizing the speaker's built-in amplification and DSP processing.

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