The CLA-PKG3 delivers a complete compact line array system for mobile DJs, small venues, and bands needing professional sound reinforcement without the complexity of full-scale touring rigs. This package combines ground-shaking low-end with clear mid-high reproduction for audiences up to 200-250 people.

The system pairs two CLA-310 subwoofers with four CLA-2x5 line array speakers to create focused, even coverage across your audience. Each subwoofer houses three 10" drivers delivering 800 watts peak power, while the compact line array speakers feature dual 5" woofers and a 1-3/8" titanium compression driver rated at 300 watts peak each.

The subwoofers operate at 8 ohms impedance with 400 watts RMS handling, making them compatible with most amplifiers. The line array speakers run 16 ohms at 150 watts RMS, with a 55° x 25° coverage pattern that maintains consistent volume from front to back. All enclosures feature birch plywood construction with full metal grills and integrated handles for transport.

Perfect for wedding receptions, corporate events, small concert venues, and mobile DJ applications where you need to cover rectangular rooms or outdoor spaces effectively. The line array design reduces volume drop-off compared to traditional point-source speakers, keeping your sound consistent across the coverage area.

Each component includes dual Speakon inputs for easy daisy-chaining. The package includes two mounting poles for floor-stacking the line array speakers above the subwoofers. Seismic Audio backs this system with a one-year warranty and ships from our warehouse within one business day.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What size venue can this line array system handle?

The CLA-PKG3 effectively covers venues holding 200-250 people, such as wedding reception halls, small concert venues, corporate meeting spaces, and outdoor festival stages. The line array design maintains consistent volume distribution across rectangular spaces better than traditional point-source speakers. For larger crowds or outdoor events with significant ambient noise, you may need additional amplification or a larger system.

What amplifiers and cables do I need to run this system?

You'll need amplifiers capable of driving 8-ohm loads for the subwoofers and 16-ohm loads for the line array speakers. Each unit has dual Speakon inputs for easy daisy-chaining, so standard Speakon-to-Speakon speaker cables work throughout the system. Plan for at least 400 watts RMS per subwoofer and 150 watts RMS per line array speaker for optimal performance without clipping.

How do I set up the line array speakers with the mounting poles?

The included mounting poles allow you to stack the four CLA-2x5 line array speakers vertically above each subwoofer, creating two complete line array towers. The aluminum suspension hardware connects the speakers together, while the pole frames provide stable floor-based mounting. This configuration focuses the sound horizontally while maintaining vertical coverage control.

Can I use just the subwoofers or just the line array speakers separately?

Yes, both components work independently. The CLA-310 subwoofers can supplement existing full-range speakers or powered tops, while the CLA-2x5 speakers can run without subs for speech-focused applications or smaller venues. However, the system delivers best results when used together, as the subwoofers handle low frequencies below where the 5" drivers in the line array speakers become less efficient.

How does this compare to traditional PA speakers for mobile DJ work?

Line array systems like the CLA-PKG3 provide more even sound distribution across rectangular venues compared to traditional wedge or horn-loaded speakers. Instead of having a hot spot directly in front of the speakers that drops off quickly, you get consistent volume from front to back. This makes line arrays particularly effective for wedding receptions, corporate events, and any situation where you need to cover long, narrow spaces evenly.

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