The SAXLP-12P-PKG1 delivers professional line array sound reinforcement for venues that need consistent coverage and high output. This four-speaker passive system handles front-of-house duties for clubs, churches, gymnasiums, and outdoor events requiring serious SPL across wide areas.

Each cabinet features a 12-inch woofer paired with dual 1-inch titanium compression drivers, creating the focused dispersion pattern that makes line arrays effective. The system delivers 130 dB maximum SPL with 110 dB sensitivity, providing the headroom needed for live sound reinforcement without compression or distortion.

The 450-watt RMS power handling per cabinet (1,800 watts total system) works with most professional amplifiers, while the 8-ohm impedance per cabinet allows flexible wiring configurations. The 60° x 25° coverage pattern provides wide horizontal dispersion with controlled vertical pattern, reducing ceiling reflections and floor bounce that compromise clarity in reverberant spaces.

These line arrays excel in venues seating 200-500 people where traditional point-source speakers create uneven coverage or insufficient SPL. Churches benefit from the controlled vertical pattern that keeps sound off reflective surfaces, while clubs and outdoor festivals appreciate the high output and wide horizontal coverage.

Each cabinet connects via dual Speakon connectors for easy daisy-chaining or bi-amping. External amplification is required - calculate your power needs based on venue size and desired SPL. All four speakers ship together with mounting hardware for line array rigging.

Seismic Audio backs each cabinet with a one-year warranty and ships nationwide. Professional-grade birch plywood construction and powder-coated steel grilles ensure these systems withstand touring and permanent installation demands.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What size venue can this four-speaker line array system cover?

This system effectively covers venues with 200-500 person capacity, including mid-size churches, clubs, school gymnasiums, and outdoor events. The combined 3,600 watts peak power and 130 dB maximum SPL provide sufficient headroom for live music, DJ sets, and speaking applications. For smaller venues under 200 people, consider a two-speaker configuration. Larger venues over 500 people typically benefit from additional cabinets or subwoofer support.

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

You'll need external amplification capable of delivering 450-1,800 watts RMS at 8 ohms, depending on your wiring configuration. Professional power amplifiers from QSC, Crown, or similar brands work well. Connect using Speakon cables - you can daisy-chain the cabinets or run separate amplifier channels to each pair. The dual Speakon connectors on each cabinet make wiring flexible for various amplifier setups.

How do I mount and rig these line array speakers?

Each cabinet includes high-intensity aluminum suspension hardware designed for line array rigging systems. You'll need compatible rigging frames and fly hardware (sold separately) rated for the total system weight of 233.6 pounds. Professional installation is recommended for overhead mounting. Ground-stacked configurations work for some applications but don't provide the acoustic benefits of proper line array deployment.

Do I need subwoofers with this line array system?

The 55Hz low-frequency response handles most vocal and instrument reproduction without subwoofers. However, electronic music, hip-hop, or bass-heavy content benefits from dedicated subwoofer support. The controlled vertical pattern of line arrays pairs well with ground-stacked subwoofers, creating a cohesive full-range system without compromising the line array's directional advantages.

How does this compare to traditional point-source PA speakers?

Line arrays provide more even coverage across listening areas compared to point-source speakers, which create hot spots near the speakers and weak zones farther away. The 60° x 25° pattern reduces ceiling and floor reflections that muddy sound in reverberant spaces. However, line arrays require more complex setup and rigging compared to pole-mounted traditional speakers, making them better suited for permanent installations or productions with professional rigging capabilities.

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