SPECIFICATIONS
MLS1000 PA
CONTACT harbingerproaudio.com
PRICE $699.99
INPUTS 2x XLR/1/4” TRS mic/guitar/line combos, stereo 1/4” TRS, stereo 3.5 mm TRS, stereo Bluetooth audio
FREQUENCY RESPONSE 40–20 kHz
MAX SPL 123dB
DRIVERS 6x 2.75” HF, 1x 10” LF
POWER OUTPUT 500 watts RMS/1,000 watts Peak
CABINET Polypropylene, with rubber surfaced handles and feet
GRILLES 1.2 mm steel
DIMENSIONS (Assembled) 16” D x 13.4” W x 79.5” H
WEIGHT Sub with cover, 30 lbs. Columns in bag, 13 lbs.
KUDOS Plenty of input options and power, onboard effects, able to link to a second unit. Rugged construction, good value
CONCERNS Could have better definition for vocal and acoustic performance
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