Features:
- Compact high-performance stage monitor with top-of-the-range technologies
- Class-D power amplifier with 300 W RMS/1200 W peak and 126 dB max. SPL
- Coaxial design for true point source with a 1.75" titanium-diaphragm HF driver
- 10" woofer with 2.5" voice coil
- Optimised, practical radiation pattern due to 50° x 90° CD horn
- DynX® DSP (Gen.2) for distortion-free sound even at maximum volume
- 3-band EQ, Notch filter, 4 application presets and delay function
- PowerCON compatible loop-through professional power connection
- 35 mm speaker stand flange for FOH applications
- Durable Polyurea coating and heavy-duty front grille
The MON 10 A G3 is part of an entirely newly developed family of powered stage monitors for high performance. The MON G3 Series incorporates the advanced technology and premium materials found in high-end monitors typically rented by professionals, making this quality available to everyone. These include, for example, advanced coaxial loudspeakers with integrated 50° x 90° CD horn, which ensure the acoustic ideal of a true point source and thus outstanding audio characteristics even at short listening distances. Besides this, the series offers a high-level of robustness, a comprehensive set of features and the elegant LD Systems design.
Although it is still very compact and can therefore be integrated inconspicuously into the stage set, the MON 10 A G3 delivers sufficient sound pressure to assert itself even in louder band situations. The ideal dispersion geometry of 50° x 90° for monitor use and 90° x 50° for FOH use make it a multi-talent that offers the right solution for many different tasks.
Both the signal (XLR/jack combo) and the power connection (PowerCON compatible) can be looped through. This allows for elegant, tidy cabling in multi-monitor set-ups or for distributed sound reinforcement.
Easy Daisy Chaining
The next monitor can be supplied with power via a second PowerCon compatible connection. Thanks to the two XLR outputs, you can also daisy chain the audio signal to a neighbouring stage monitor.
