The Tower1 pair delivers professional column array sound for DJs, solo performers, and small bands who need portable PA systems that handle both music and vocals with clarity. Each system combines a 10-inch powered subwoofer with a four-driver 3-inch column array, creating wide coverage and balanced frequency response for audiences up to 150 people per system.

This active PA system produces 460W total power per unit (150W RMS to the subwoofer, 80W RMS to the column), with frequency response from 45Hz to 19kHz and maximum SPL of 120dB. The integrated Class D amplifier provides efficient power while keeping weight manageable at 48.5 pounds per system. The column design offers better dispersion than traditional box speakers, reducing feedback and hot spots.

Built-in mixing capabilities include XLR/1/4-inch combo inputs, RCA connections, and 3.5mm auxiliary input, plus Bluetooth 4.0 for wireless streaming. Each mixer features four-channel level controls, hi/low EQ, and effects processing with delay. The systems can link wirelessly for stereo operation across larger spaces.

Perfect for wedding receptions, corporate events, small venue performances, and house parties where quick setup matters. The compact footprint and tower design work well in tight spaces where traditional PA setups won't fit. Each system handles vocals, instruments, and background music simultaneously.

Connection requires standard XLR or 1/4-inch cables for microphones and instruments. The multi-pin connector links the subwoofer to its column array automatically. Both systems arrive ready to use with integrated mixing and amplification.

Seismic Audio backs every Tower1 system with full technical support and reliable shipping. Professional-grade performance meets portable convenience at a price point that works for working musicians.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

How many people can the Tower1 pair handle?

Each Tower1 system covers up to 150 people effectively, so the pair can handle events with 200-300 attendees depending on the venue layout. The column array design provides wide horizontal dispersion, making them ideal for rectangular rooms or outdoor spaces where you need even coverage. For smaller intimate venues under 100 people, a single Tower1 unit may be sufficient.

What cables do I need to connect microphones and instruments?

You'll need standard XLR cables for microphones and 1/4-inch instrument cables for guitars, keyboards, or other line-level sources. The Tower1 accepts both through its combo XLR/1/4-inch inputs on each mixer. The column connects to the subwoofer via the included multi-pin connector, so no additional cables are needed between the subwoofer and column array.

Can I use these systems without the subwoofers?

No, the column arrays cannot operate independently - they receive power and signal from the subwoofer base units. The system is designed as an integrated solution where the subwoofer houses the amplifier, mixer, and crossover electronics that drive both the 10-inch woofer and the four 3-inch column drivers. This design keeps the column lightweight while centralizing all controls in the subwoofer base.

How do the two systems connect for stereo operation?

The Tower1 systems link wirelessly for true stereo operation using their built-in Bluetooth connectivity. You can also connect them using the XLR outputs from the primary system to the XLR inputs on the secondary system. This allows you to run stereo music sources while maintaining independent control over microphone levels on each system for larger venues.

Are these loud enough for outdoor events?

Yes, with 120dB maximum SPL per system and the pair providing 920W total peak power, they handle most outdoor gatherings effectively. The column array design helps project sound further than traditional box speakers of similar wattage. However, for large outdoor festivals or events over 500 people, you may want to consider adding more systems or upgrading to higher-powered line arrays for optimal coverage.

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