DX12

No. The DX12 is a 12-inch, 2,000W powered PA speaker with a built-in Class D amplifier. Connect your audio source to the appropriate mic or line input, then connect the speaker to AC power using the included 6 ft power cable.

Yes. The built-in two-channel mixer has one mic input and one line input, both with XLR/1/4-inch combo jacks. Connect your microphone to the mic input and your instrument to the line input. Separate channel volume controls let you balance them, while the master volume sets the overall level.

Run an XLR cable from the first DX12’s Mix Output to the second speaker’s Line Input. Adjust the line and master volume controls on the second speaker to hear the linked signal. The Mix Output can also feed another powered speaker or a powered subwoofer.

Yes. Connect your mixer’s main outputs to the DX12’s line input using XLR or 1/4-inch cables, depending on the mixer’s connections. For a two-speaker setup, connect one mixer output to each speaker, then adjust the speakers’ line and master levels along with the mixer’s main output.

Yes. Two 35 mm pole sockets provide upright mounting or an approximately 15° downward tilt. The angled socket helps aim sound toward listeners below a raised stage. You can also place the cabinet on its side on the floor for stage-monitor use.

Lower the master volume or reduce the level of the connected source. The clip indicator warns that the signal is too loud or distorting. Use the mic or line volume control to adjust the connected channel, then check the overall listening level again.