15-Inch PA Speakers Ranked

This page ranks 62 popular active and passive PA speakers built around a 15-inch woofer and a high-frequency compression driver: the size most bands and venues reach for when they need serious low-end and maximum output from a single box. Prices are per speaker unless stated otherwise.

15-inch cabinets trade some portability for deeper bass and higher headroom than 12-inch alternatives, making them a common main-speaker or subwoofer-top choice for larger rooms and louder gigs. Ranking weighs measured sound quality alongside the things that matter on the job: maximum volume, coverage, build quality, weight, inputs, and onboard DSP.

For full-range music at event levels, a subwoofer is usually still the right partner even when a cabinet reaches into the 40–60Hz region on its own. Manufacturer maximum-SPL claims are measured under different conditions from one brand to the next, so treat them as a rough guide rather than a precise comparison. A handful of entries here are passive designs that need an external amplifier, and one is a coaxial stage monitor rather than a conventional front-firing main.

Prices on this page were last checked October 12, 2026 at 4:13 PM UTC. Product prices and availability are accurate as of that date/time and are subject to change; the price and availability shown on Amazon at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.

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#1 RCF ART 945-A: $2,099.00 B&H Photo Video $2,099.00 Guitar Center $2,099.00 eBay

Same family: the RCF ART 910-A (smaller model, estimated 3.9/5), the RCF ART 912-A (smaller model, rated 4.1/5), the RCF ART 932-A (smaller model, rated 4.2/5), the RCF ART 915-A (smaller model, ranked lower, estimated 3.8/5) and the RCF ART 935-A (smaller model, ranked lower, rated 3.9/5).

Pros: This is the strongest-measuring 15-inch RCF here: medium-quality vendor data produces a 6.69 ideal-subwoofer preference score with roughly 50Hz extension. The top-tier compression driver and 18.8kg enclosure combine unusually high output with easy portability for a 15-inch box. Measured bass extension of 50.5Hz (-3dB).

Cons: Pricing and wide retail distribution are not yet well established for this model, and the RCF ART9 range above the RCF ART 912-A and RCF ART 932-A pair has a shorter market track record. Coverage and full connector details were not confirmed in local data.

Full RCF ART 945-A review and specifications →

Released	Jul 2021 (5 years ago)
AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	2100W peak (1400W LF + 700W HF)
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-3dB)	50.5Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Cabinet Material	PP composite
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Active 2-way bass-reflex PA speaker
Coverage	100° x 60°
Crossover Frequency	650Hz
DSP	Yes, FiRPHASE and Bass Motion Control
Dimensions	28.2”H x 16.3”W x 16.1”D (717 x 415 x 410 mm)
Drivers	15” woofer, 1.4” exit/3” diaphragm compression driver
Frequency Response	45Hz - 20kHz (manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Inputs	XLR and 1/4-inch jack input; XLR output
Maximum SPL	135dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	No
RCA Input	No
Rigging	M10 inserts; 35mm pole mount
Spinorama Preference Score	4.50
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	6.69
TRS Input	Yes
USB Input	No
Weight	49.4 lbs (22.4 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
  • RCF ART 945-A Product Information
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • RCF ART 945-A vs L-Acoustics X15 HiQ
  • RCF ART 945-A vs Vue Audiotechnik H-15
  • RCF ART 945-A vs RCF KX 45-A
  • RCF ART 945-A vs RCF NX 945-A
  • RCF ART 945-A vs Yamaha DZR15
  • RCF ART 945-A vs JBL PRX915
  • RCF ART 945-A vs RCF ART 935-A
  • RCF ART 945-A vs Yamaha DXR15mkIII
  • See all 20 comparisons

#2 L-Acoustics X15 HiQ Passive eBay

Same family: the L-Acoustics X4i (smaller model, rated 3.6/5), the L-Acoustics X6i (smaller model, rated 3.9/5), the L-Acoustics X8 (smaller model, rated 4/5) and the L-Acoustics X12 (smaller model, rated 4.6/5).

Pros: Vendor Spinorama data gives preference scores of 5.31 standalone and 8.06 with an ideal subwoofer, the highest ideal-subwoofer score in the 15-inch ranking. Listening-window narrow-band deviation is a low 0.186 and predicted in-room smoothness is 0.703, so vocals and stage-monitor mixes stay clean. Bass reaches about 73Hz (-3dB) with a 138dB maximum SPL from a 21kg coaxial cabinet. Measured bass extension of 73Hz (-3dB).

Cons: This passive monitor needs an L-Acoustics amplified controller such as the LA4X or LA12X to work at all. Its narrow 40° x 60° pattern suits a stage monitor but covers less of a room than wider mains. Bass reaches only about 73Hz (-3dB), so a subwoofer is still needed for full-range music.

Full L-Acoustics X15 HiQ review and specifications →

AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	Passive speaker; requires an L-Acoustics amplified controller (LA4X, LA12X or LA7.16i)
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-3dB)	73Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Cabinet Material	Baltic birch and beech plywood
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Passive 2-way coaxial PA stage monitor
Coverage	40° x 60°
DSP	No (passive; processing and protection come from the amplified controller)
Drivers	15” neodymium woofer, 3” neodymium compression driver (coaxial)
Frequency Response	55Hz - 20kHz (manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Inputs	Speakon input and link
Maximum SPL	138dB (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	Yes
RCA Input	No
Rigging	Two handles, M8 and four M10 threaded inserts, two 35mm pole sockets
Spinorama Preference Score	5.31
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	8.06
TRS Input	No
USB Input	No
Weight	46.3 lbs (21 kg)
XLR Input	No

• Links
  • L-Acoustics X15 HiQ Product Page
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • L-Acoustics X15 HiQ vs RCF ART 945-A
  • L-Acoustics X15 HiQ vs Vue Audiotechnik H-15
  • L-Acoustics X15 HiQ vs RCF KX 45-A

#3 Vue Audiotechnik H-15: $6,500 eBay

Same family: the Vue Audiotechnik H-5 (smaller model, rated 3.6/5), the Vue Audiotechnik H-8 (smaller model, rated 3.6/5) and the Vue Audiotechnik h-12 (smaller model, rated 3.8/5).

Pros: Low-quality vendor data still returns a strong 6.1 ideal-subwoofer preference score with roughly 70Hz extension, continuing the h-Class’s beryllium-diaphragm compression driver and narrow, feedback-resistant 60° x 40° pattern from the Vue Audiotechnik h-12. Measured bass extension of 90Hz (-3dB).

Cons: At 38kg and a $6500 asking price this is among the heaviest and most expensive 15-inch boxes here, aimed at rental and touring use rather than casual portability. The low-quality measurement source limits confidence in the exact result.

Full Vue Audiotechnik H-15 review and specifications →

Released	2012 (14 years ago)
AES Input	Yes
Amplifier Power	1,105W long-term (830W LF + 275W HF); 2,400W burst (2,000W LF + 400W HF)
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-3dB)	90Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Cabinet Material	Multi-ply birch hardwood
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Active 2-way bass-reflex PA speaker
Coverage	60° x 40°
DSP	Yes
Dimensions	27.2”H x 17.2”W x 18”D (692 x 438 x 457 mm)
Drivers	15” woofer, beryllium-diaphragm compression driver
Frequency Response	42Hz - 21kHz (±1.5dB, manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Inputs	XLR analog/AES input with XLR loop output
Maximum SPL	136dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Network Control	Ethernet/IP remote monitoring and control
Optical Input	No
Passive	No
RCA Input	No
Rigging	Integrated M10 fly points plus built-in pole mount; optional flying hardware for array/support configurations
Spinorama Preference Score	3.10
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	6.07
TRS Input	No
USB Input	No
Weight	83.8 lbs (38 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
  • VUE Audiotechnik H-15 Product Information
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • Vue Audiotechnik H-15 vs RCF KX 45-A
  • Vue Audiotechnik H-15 vs L-Acoustics X15 HiQ
  • Vue Audiotechnik H-15 vs RCF ART 945-A
  • Vue Audiotechnik H-15 vs HK Audio LINEAR 7 115 FA
  • Vue Audiotechnik H-15 vs RCF NX 945-A

#4 RCF KX 45-A: $4,618.50 B&H Photo Video $4,618.50 Lowest Guitar Center $4,620.00 eBay

Same family: the RCF KX 08-A (smaller model, rated 3.9/5), the RCF KX 10-A (smaller model, rated 4/5) and the RCF KX 32-A (smaller model, rated 4.3/5).

Pros: RCF’s flagship 15-inch point source pairs a 3200W amplifier with a 3-inch titanium-dome compression driver, RDNet remote control and a 137dB claimed peak, the highest maximum-output claim in this ranking. Rotatable 100° x 70° coverage suits both main and monitor use.

Cons: The local measurement is truncated and cannot produce a preference score. At 28.4kg it is one of the heaviest boxes here, and pricing/retail availability are not yet established.

Full RCF KX 45-A review and specifications →

AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	3200W peak (2000W LF + 1200W HF)
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-3dB)	54.5Hz (measured, manufacturer spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Cabinet Material	Baltic birch plywood
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Active 2-way bass-reflex point-source PA speaker
Coverage	100° x 70°, rotatable
Crossover Frequency	750Hz
DSP	Yes, FiRPHASE, Bass Motion Control, presets and RDNet
Dimensions	27.8”H x 16.5”W x 16.9”D (705 x 419.6 x 430 mm)
Drivers	15” neodymium woofer, 1.4” exit/3” dome compression driver
Frequency Response	50Hz - 20kHz (manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Inputs	XLR audio input/link and EtherCON RDNet
Maximum SPL	137dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Network Control	RDNet
Optical Input	No
Passive	No
RCA Input	No
Rigging	Quick-lock rigging; 6 x M10 inserts; 35mm pole mount
TRS Input	No
USB Input	No
Weight	62.6 lbs (28.4 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
  • RCF KX 45-A Product Information
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • RCF KX 45-A vs Vue Audiotechnik H-15
  • RCF KX 45-A vs HK Audio LINEAR 7 115 FA
  • RCF KX 45-A vs RCF NX 945-A
  • RCF KX 45-A vs L-Acoustics X15 HiQ
  • RCF KX 45-A vs RCF ART 945-A
  • RCF KX 45-A vs KV2 Audio EX15
  • RCF KX 45-A vs Yamaha DZR15
  • RCF KX 45-A vs JBL PRX915
  • See all 21 comparisons

#5 HK Audio LINEAR 7 115 FA: $1,999.00 B&H Photo Video $1,999.00 eBay

Same family: the HK Audio LINEAR 7 110 XA (smaller model, rated 4.2/5), the HK Audio LINEAR 7 112 FA (smaller model, rated 3.8/5) and the HK Audio LINEAR 7 112 XA (smaller model, rated 4/5).

Pros: High-quality vendor data returns a 6.03 ideal-subwoofer preference score with 60Hz measured extension. MILAN/AVB networking, a 10-band parametric EQ and a rotatable constant-directivity horn make it a systems-oriented choice for professional deployment. Measured bass extension of 60Hz (-3dB).

Cons: At 32kg this is a heavy 15-inch cabinet, and buyers who do not need networked audio may find comparable performance in simpler mainstream models. The 60° x 40° pattern is narrower than several rivals.

Full HK Audio LINEAR 7 115 FA review and specifications →

Released	Apr 2019 (7 years ago)
AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	2,000W peak (Class D bi-amped, manufacturer specified)
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-3dB)	60Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Cabinet Material	Hybrid birch multiplex/MDF
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Active 2-way bass-reflex PA speaker
Coverage	60° x 40°, rotatable
Crossover Frequency	1.5kHz FIR (manufacturer specified)
DSP	Yes, networked 10-band PEQ, filters, delay and limiter
Dimensions	28”H x 17.7”W x 17.7”D (710 x 450 x 450 mm)
Drivers	15” woofer, 1” compression driver
Frequency Response	57Hz - 19kHz (±3dB, manufacturer specified); 54Hz - 20kHz (-10dB)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Inputs	XLR/jack combo input, XLR thru and XLR DSP output
Maximum SPL	134dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Network Control	EtherCON input/thru; DSP CONTROL software
Optical Input	No
Passive	No
RCA Input	No
Rigging	Four M8 points; DuoTilt 3°/7° pole mount
Spinorama Preference Score	3.43
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	6.03
TRS Input	Yes
USB Input	No
Weight	70.5 lbs (32 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
  • HK Audio LINEAR 7 115 FA Product Page
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • HK Audio LINEAR 7 115 FA vs RCF KX 45-A
  • HK Audio LINEAR 7 115 FA vs RCF NX 945-A
  • HK Audio LINEAR 7 115 FA vs Vue Audiotechnik H-15
  • HK Audio LINEAR 7 115 FA vs Yamaha DZR15

#6 RCF NX 945-A: $2,299.00 Amazon $2,299.00 B&H Photo Video $2,299.00 Guitar Center $2,299.00 eBay

Same family: the RCF NX 910-A (smaller model, rated 3.5/5), the RCF NX 912-A (smaller model, rated 4/5), the RCF NX 932-A (smaller model, rated 4.2/5) and the RCF NX 915-A (smaller model, ranked lower, rated 3.6/5).

Pros: The top NX-series 15-inch box pairs a plywood cabinet with a 135dB claimed peak, the highest in the NX range, and a wide 100° x 70° pattern. RCF’s FiRPHASE and Bass Motion Control processing carry over from the smaller NX models. Measured bass extension of 65Hz (-3dB).

Cons: The measurement is truncated and does not produce a preference score, so its tonal position relies on published engineering rather than a confirmed result. At 27.3kg it is heavier than the RCF ART 945-A alternative.

Full RCF NX 945-A review and specifications →

Released	2024 (2 years ago)
AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	2100W peak (1400W LF + 700W HF)
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-3dB)	65Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Cabinet Material	Plywood
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Active 2-way bass-reflex PA speaker
Coverage	100° x 70°
Crossover Frequency	650Hz
DSP	Yes, FiRPHASE and Bass Motion Control
Dimensions	27.8”H x 16.5”W x 17.8”D (705 x 420 x 451 mm)
Drivers	15” woofer, compression driver
Frequency Response	45Hz - 20kHz (manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Inputs	XLR/TRS combo input and XLR output
Maximum SPL	135dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	No
RCA Input	No
Rigging	M10 and quick-lock rigging; 35mm pole mount
TRS Input	Yes
USB Input	No
Weight	60.2 lbs (27.3 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
  • RCF NX 945-A Product Information
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • RCF NX 945-A vs HK Audio LINEAR 7 115 FA
  • RCF NX 945-A vs KV2 Audio EX15
  • RCF NX 945-A vs RCF KX 45-A
  • RCF NX 945-A vs Yamaha DZR15
  • RCF NX 945-A vs Vue Audiotechnik H-15
  • RCF NX 945-A vs JBL PRX915
  • RCF NX 945-A vs RCF ART 945-A
  • RCF NX 945-A vs RCF ART 935-A
  • See all 20 comparisons

#7 KV2 Audio EX15: $6,000 eBay

Same family: the KV2 Audio EX6 (smaller model, estimated 3.6/5), the KV2 Audio EX26 (smaller model, estimated 3.6/5), the KV2 Audio EX10 (smaller model, rated 3.7/5), the KV2 Audio EX28 (smaller model, estimated 3.8/5) and the KV2 Audio EX12 (smaller model, rated 4.4/5).

Pros: Medium-quality vendor data gives it a 4.83 ideal-subwoofer preference score with 42Hz measured extension, the deepest bass reach of any 15-inch box in this ranking. Its 3-inch-diaphragm compression driver and integrated DSP target vocal clarity and controlled throw. Measured bass extension of 50Hz (-3dB).

Cons: At a roughly $6000 asking price this specialist box is far less accessible than the mainstream leaders, and user controls are comparatively spare without an onboard mixer or app control.

Full KV2 Audio EX15 review and specifications →

AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	1,000W continuous (850W LF + 100W mid + 50W HF, manufacturer specified)
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-3dB)	50Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Cabinet Material	Baltic birch plywood
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Active 2-way bass-reflex PA speaker
Coverage	80° x 60° (mid-range horn; coaxial HF/LF section is wide dispersion)
Crossover Frequency	500Hz / 2.7kHz (manufacturer specified)
DSP	Integrated crossover, phase alignment, EQ and protection
Dimensions	27.6”H x 17.7”W x 17.7”D (700 x 450 x 450 mm)
Drivers	15” neodymium woofer, 1.4” exit/3” diaphragm compression driver
Frequency Response	44Hz - 18kHz (-3dB, manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Inputs	Balanced female XLR input; male XLR through output
Maximum SPL	129dB (system max long-term SPL, manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	No
RCA Input	No
Rigging	Two side-mounted M10 hang points, compatible with vertical bracket or eyebolts
Spinorama Preference Score	2.82
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	4.83
TRS Input	No
USB Input	No
Weight	94.8 lbs (43 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
  • KV2 Audio EX15 Product Information
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • KV2 Audio EX15 vs RCF NX 945-A
  • KV2 Audio EX15 vs Yamaha DZR15
  • KV2 Audio EX15 vs FBT Promaxx 114A
  • KV2 Audio EX15 vs JBL PRX915
  • KV2 Audio EX15 vs RCF KX 45-A

#8 Yamaha DZR15: $1,519.99 Amazon $1,519.99 Lowest B&H Photo Video $1,564.99 Guitar Center $1,564.99 eBay

Same family: the Yamaha DZR10 (smaller powered model, rated 3.4/5), the Yamaha DZR12 (smaller powered model, rated 3.9/5), the Yamaha DZR315 (larger powered model, ranked lower, rated 3.8/5), the Yamaha CZR10 (smallest passive model, estimated 3.2/5), the Yamaha CZR12 (passive model, estimated 3.6/5) and the Yamaha CZR15 (largest passive model, ranked lower, estimated 3.7/5).

Pros: Medium-quality vendor data returns a 5.25 ideal-subwoofer preference score with 39Hz measured extension, deeper than the Yamaha DZR12. The bi-amped 2-inch compression driver and sophisticated onboard DSP target serious main-speaker duty. Measured bass extension of 46.2Hz (-3dB).

Cons: The bass-extension figure comes from truncated manufacturer data and should be read cautiously. It lacks Bluetooth audio and app control, and at this price competes with systems-grade alternatives from RCF and HK Audio.

Full Yamaha DZR15 review and specifications →

Released	Jan 2019 (7 years ago)
AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	2000W dynamic / 1100W burst / 950W continuous
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-3dB)	46.2Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Cabinet Material	Plywood with polyurea coating
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Active 2-way bi-amped bass-reflex PA speaker
Coverage	90° x 50°, rotatable
Crossover Frequency	1700Hz (FIR-X)
DSP	Yes, FIR-X tuning and Drive Motion Calibration
Dimensions	30”H x 17.7”W x 18.1”D (761 x 450 x 460 mm)
Drivers	15” woofer, 2” compression driver
Frequency Response	34Hz - 20kHz (-10dB, manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Inputs	2 x XLR/TRS combo; 2 x XLR output
Maximum SPL	139dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	No
RCA Input	No
Rigging	12 x M10 points; dual 35mm pole mounts
Spinorama Preference Score	3.35
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	5.25
TRS Input	Yes
USB Input	No
Weight	55.6 lbs (25.2 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
  • Yamaha DZR15 Product Page
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • Yamaha DZR15 vs KV2 Audio EX15
  • Yamaha DZR15 vs JBL PRX915
  • Yamaha DZR15 vs RCF NX 945-A
  • Yamaha DZR15 vs LD Systems DDQ15
  • Yamaha DZR15 vs HK Audio LINEAR 7 115 FA
  • Yamaha DZR15 vs RCF ART 935-A
  • Yamaha DZR15 vs RCF KX 45-A
  • Yamaha DZR15 vs RCF ART 945-A
  • See all 21 comparisons

#9 FBT Promaxx 114A Full Compass eBay

Same family: the FBT ProMaxX 110A (smaller model, rated 4.1/5) and the FBT ProMaxX 112A (smaller model, rated 4.5/5).

Pros: Vendor Spinorama data gives preference scores of 4.09 standalone and 7.12 with an ideal subwoofer. The 14-inch woofer and 700W amplifier claim 135.5dB peak output from an 18.8kg polypropylene cabinet, and three built-in monitor angles cover floor use. Measured bass extension of 88Hz (-3dB).

Cons: Measured bass reaches only about 88Hz (-3dB) with a 73Hz ideal-subwoofer extension point, so it does not go as deep as the woofer size suggests. Listening-window narrow-band deviation is 0.393, less even than the best boxes in this ranking, and the non-standard 14-inch size means fewer matching accessories.

Full FBT Promaxx 114A review and specifications →

Released	2016 (10 years ago)
AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	700W RMS Class D (LF) plus 200W RMS Class H/AB (HF)
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-3dB)	88Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Cabinet Material	Polypropylene
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Active 2-way bass-reflex PA speaker
Coverage	90° x 60°
DSP	Yes
Drivers	14” neodymium woofer with 3” voice coil, 1.4” compression driver
Frequency Response	45Hz - 20kHz (manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Maximum SPL	135.5dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	No
RCA Input	No
Rigging	Three built-in monitor angles (12°, 40°, 55°)
Spinorama Preference Score	4.09
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	7.12
TRS Input	No
USB Input	No
Weight	41.4 lbs (18.8 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
  • FBT Promaxx 114A Product Page
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • FBT Promaxx 114A vs JBL PRX915
  • FBT Promaxx 114A vs KV2 Audio EX15
  • FBT Promaxx 114A vs RCF ART 935-A

#10 JBL PRX915: $999.00 Amazon $999.00 B&H Photo Video $999.00 Guitar Center $1,099.00 eBay

Same family: the JBL PRX908 (smaller model, rated 4/5) and the JBL PRX912 (smaller model, rated 4.3/5).

Pros: High-quality vendor data shows a 4.77 ideal-subwoofer preference score with 51Hz measured extension, backed by JBL’s extensive service network and 12-band parametric EQ with dbx DriveRack feedback suppression carried over from the JBL PRX912. Measured bass extension of 58Hz (-3dB).

Cons: Its measured preference trails the 12-inch JBL PRX912, and at 24.1kg it is meaningfully heavier to carry to a gig than the smaller model.

Full JBL PRX915 review and specifications →

Released	2022 (4 years ago)
AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	2000W peak / 1000W RMS
Aux Input	Yes
Bass Extension (-3dB)	58Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	Yes, control via JBL Pro Connect app
Cabinet Material	Polypropylene/talc composite
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Active 2-way bass-reflex PA speaker
Coverage	90° x 50°
Crossover Frequency	1920Hz
DSP	Yes, 12-band parametric EQ and dbx DriveRack
Dimensions	28.2”H x 18.3”W x 15.1”D (717 x 465 x 383 mm)
Drivers	15” woofer, 1.5” compression driver
Frequency Response	48Hz - 19kHz (-10dB, manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Inputs	2 x XLR/TRS combo, 3.5mm aux; 2 x XLR thru and XLR mix outputs
Maximum SPL	133dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	No
RCA Input	No
Rigging	6 x M10 suspension points; dual 36mm pole sockets
Spinorama Preference Score	2.40
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	4.77
TRS Input	Yes
USB Input	No
Weight	53.1 lbs (24.1 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
  • JBL PRX915 Product Page
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • JBL PRX915 vs LD Systems DDQ15
  • JBL PRX915 vs FBT Promaxx 114A
  • JBL PRX915 vs Yamaha DZR15
  • JBL PRX915 vs RCF ART 935-A
  • JBL PRX915 vs KV2 Audio EX15
  • JBL PRX915 vs RCF NX 945-A
  • JBL PRX915 vs Yamaha DXR15mkIII
  • JBL PRX915 vs RCF KX 45-A
  • See all 24 comparisons

#11 LD Systems DDQ15: $1,800 Discontinued eBay

Pros: Medium-quality vendor data returns a 5.79 ideal-subwoofer preference score, among the best in this ranking, with 42Hz measured extension. A Faital Pro woofer, BMS compression driver, birch-ply cabinet and biamped Hypex Class-D modules with a 24-bit Sharc DSP give it genuine touring-class engineering. Measured bass extension of 47.5Hz (-3dB).

Cons: LD Systems has a smaller professional-audio service network than JBL, Yamaha or RCF in North America, and the rotatable HF horn’s 80° x 50° pattern is on the narrower side for wide-audience main use. Discontinued.

Full LD Systems DDQ15 review and specifications →

AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	1,400W RMS (2 x 700W Class D, manufacturer specified)
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-3dB)	47.5Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Cabinet Material	15/18mm birch plywood with Polyurea finish
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Active 2-way bi-amped bass-reflex PA speaker
Coverage	80° x 50°, rotatable
Crossover Frequency	1.3kHz (manufacturer specified)
DSP	Yes, 24-bit/48kHz Sharc DSP with 1ms look-ahead limiter
Dimensions	30”H x 16.5”W x 19.2”D (763 x 420 x 488 mm)
Drivers	15” Faital Pro neodymium woofer, BMS compression driver
Frequency Response	38Hz - 20kHz (manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Inputs	XLR line input
Maximum SPL	136dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Outputs	XLR link output, XLR sub output
Passive	No
RCA Input	No
Rigging	13 M10 fly points; 36mm pole flange
Spinorama Preference Score	3.77
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	5.79
Subwoofer Output	Yes
TRS Input	No
USB Input	No
Weight	69.4 lbs (31.5 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
  • LD Systems DDQ 15 Product Page
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • LD Systems DDQ15 vs JBL PRX915
  • LD Systems DDQ15 vs RCF ART 935-A
  • LD Systems DDQ15 vs Axiom ED150A
  • LD Systems DDQ15 vs Yamaha DZR15

#12 RCF ART 935-A: $1,499.00 Amazon $1,499.00 B&H Photo Video $1,499.00 Guitar Center $1,499.00 eBay

Same family: the RCF ART 910-A (smaller model, estimated 3.9/5), the RCF ART 912-A (smaller model, rated 4.1/5), the RCF ART 932-A (smaller model, rated 4.2/5), the RCF ART 915-A (smaller model, ranked lower, estimated 3.8/5) and the RCF ART 945-A (larger model, ranked higher, rated 4.4/5).

Pros: The bigger-voice-coil compression driver, 133dB claimed peak and broad 100° x 60° coverage mirror the well-regarded RCF ART 932-A’s design in a 15-inch cabinet. At 24.2kg it stays manageable for a box this size. Measured bass extension of 54.5Hz (-3dB).

Cons: The low-quality vendor measurement is truncated and cannot generate a preference score, so its tonal position relies on published engineering and its 12-inch sibling’s reputation rather than a confirmed result.

Full RCF ART 935-A review and specifications →

Released	Jul 2021 (5 years ago)
AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	2100W peak (1400W LF + 700W HF)
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-3dB)	54.5Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Cabinet Material	PP composite
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Active 2-way bass-reflex PA speaker
Coverage	100° x 60°
Crossover Frequency	800Hz
DSP	Yes, FiRPHASE and Bass Motion Control
Dimensions	28.2”H x 16.3”W x 16.1”D (717 x 415 x 410 mm)
Drivers	15” woofer, 1.4” exit/3” diaphragm compression driver
Frequency Response	45Hz - 20kHz (manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Inputs	XLR and 1/4-inch jack input; XLR output
Maximum SPL	133dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	No
RCA Input	No
Rigging	M10 inserts; 35mm pole mount
TRS Input	Yes
USB Input	No
Weight	54.2 lbs (24.6 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
  • RCF ART 935-A Product Information
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • RCF ART 935-A vs LD Systems DDQ15
  • RCF ART 935-A vs Axiom ED150A
  • RCF ART 935-A vs JBL PRX915
  • RCF ART 935-A vs Yamaha DXR15mkIII
  • RCF ART 935-A vs FBT Promaxx 114A
  • RCF ART 935-A vs Yamaha DZR15
  • RCF ART 935-A vs RCF ART 915-A
  • RCF ART 935-A vs RCF NX 945-A
  • See all 21 comparisons

#13 Axiom ED150A: $1,990 eBay

Same family: the Axiom ED60P (smaller model, rated 3.3/5), the Axiom ED80P (smaller model, rated 3.4/5) and the Axiom ED120A (smaller model, rated 4/5).

Pros: High-quality vendor data returns a 5.36 ideal-subwoofer preference score with 47Hz measured extension, matching the well-regarded Axiom ED120A’s asymmetric-coverage design in a 15-inch cabinet. Measured bass extension of 54.5Hz (-3dB).

Cons: Axiom has a much smaller North American dealer and service network than JBL, Yamaha or QSC, and detailed coverage/weight figures were not confirmed in local data.

Full Axiom ED150A review and specifications →

Released	2017 (9 years ago)
AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	1,200W continuous (900W LF + 300W HF Class D, manufacturer specified)
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-3dB)	54.5Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Cabinet Material	15mm reinforced phenolic birch plywood
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Active 2-way bass-reflex PA speaker
Coverage	60-100° horizontal (asymmetric), 60° vertical average
DSP	Yes
Dimensions	30.1”H x 17.7”W x 15.7”D (765 x 450 x 400 mm)
Drivers	15” woofer, compression driver
Frequency Response	50Hz - 17kHz (-6dB, manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Inputs	Neutrik XLR input and link output
Maximum SPL	132dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Network Control	PRONET control over EtherCON/CANBUS
Optical Input	No
Passive	No
RCA Input	No
Rigging	M10 and M6 fly points; pole-mount socket
Spinorama Preference Score	3.14
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	5.36
TRS Input	No
USB Input	No
Weight	68.3 lbs (31 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
  • Axiom ED150A Product Information
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • Axiom ED150A vs RCF ART 935-A
  • Axiom ED150A vs Coda Audio G715
  • Axiom ED150A vs Yamaha DXR15mkIII
  • Axiom ED150A vs LD Systems DDQ15
  • Axiom ED150A vs Yamaha DZR315
  • Axiom ED150A vs FBT Mitus 115A

#14 Coda Audio G715 Passive eBay

Same family: the Coda Audio G308 (smaller model, estimated 3.5/5), the Coda Audio G512 (smaller model, rated 3.6/5), the Coda Audio G515 (smaller model, ranked lower, rated 3.7/5) and the Coda Audio G712 (smaller model, rated 3.8/5).

Pros: High-quality manufacturer measurements give preference scores of 2.86 standalone and 5.88 with an ideal subwoofer, with a tighter 2.9dB reference band than the Coda Audio G515. The 3-way design pairs a 15-inch low-distortion woofer with a coaxial 1.4-inch mid/high driver, rated at 98dB sensitivity and a 143dB peak. Passive or bi-amp operation and a rotatable 90° x 60° waveguide suit large venues and touring. Measured bass extension of 87.5Hz (-3dB).

Cons: Bass measures 87.5Hz at -3dB and about 56.5Hz at -10dB, less extended than a 15-inch woofer suggests, so it still needs a subwoofer. A 4.19 directivity-index deviation means off-axis tone varies. It weighs 24.5kg, is passive, and is sold through pro dealers with no published price.

Full Coda Audio G715 review and specifications →

AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	Passive speaker; requires external amplification
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-10dB)	about 56.5Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bass Extension (-3dB)	87.5Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Passive 3-way PA speaker (passive or bi-amp)
Coverage	90° x 60° (rotatable)
DSP	No (passive)
Dimensions	27.6”H x 16.5”W x 14.6”D (700 x 420 x 370 mm)
Drivers	15” neodymium woofer (4” voice coil), 1.4” neodymium coaxial mid/high driver
Frequency Response	50Hz - 23kHz (-6dB, manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Impedance	8 ohms
Maximum SPL	143dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	Yes
Power Handling	1,000W AES / 4,000W peak
RCA Input	No
Rigging	M6 and M8 threaded points for U-bracket; GFA flying adapter
Sensitivity	98dB
Spinorama Preference Score	2.86
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	5.88
TRS Input	No
USB Input	No
Weight	54 lbs (24.5 kg)
XLR Input	No

• Links
  • Coda Audio G715-Pro Product Page
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • Coda Audio G715 vs Axiom ED150A
  • Coda Audio G715 vs Yamaha DXR15mkIII
  • Coda Audio G715 vs Yamaha DZR315
  • Coda Audio G715 vs Turbosound NuQ152
  • Coda Audio G715 vs Coda Audio G515
  • Coda Audio G715 vs Coda Audio G512
  • Coda Audio G715 vs Coda Audio G712
  • Coda Audio G715 vs Coda Audio G308

#15 Yamaha DXR15mkIII: $1,099.99 Amazon $1,099.99 B&H Photo Video $1,099.99 Guitar Center $1,099.99 eBay

Older model: the Yamaha DXR15mkII (ranked lower, rated 3.7/5). See every Yamaha DXR and CXR generation.

Same family: the Yamaha DXR10mkIII (smaller powered model, rated 3.8/5), the Yamaha DXR12mkIII (smaller powered model, rated 4.1/5), the Yamaha CXR10mkIII (smallest passive model, estimated 3.5/5), the Yamaha CXR12mkIII (passive model, estimated 3.8/5) and the Yamaha CXR15mkIII (largest passive model, ranked lower, estimated 3.5/5).

Pros: The third-generation DXR15 raises claimed output to 134dB with 2000W amplification, app-based control and Yamaha’s newest onboard DSP, while its 90° x 60° pattern matches the well-regarded Yamaha DXR12mkIII. Measured bass extension of 54.5Hz (-3dB).

Cons: The low-quality local data is truncated and cannot produce a preference score, so its tonal advantage over the proven Yamaha DXR15mkII is unconfirmed. Wireless connectivity is for remote control, not audio streaming.

Full Yamaha DXR15mkIII review and specifications →

Released	Jul 2026 (3 months ago)
AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	2000W peak / 1000W RMS (1700W LF + 300W HF peak)
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-3dB)	54.5Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	Yes
Bluetooth Version	5.0
Cabinet Material	PP plastic
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Active 2-way bass-reflex PA speaker
Coverage	90° x 60°
Crossover Frequency	1800Hz (FIR-X)
DSP	Yes, FIR-X tuning, Drive Motion Calibration and D-Remote
Dimensions	27.5”H x 17.6”W x 15”D (699 x 447 x 380 mm)
Drivers	15” woofer, 1” throat/1.75” diaphragm compression driver
Frequency Response	46Hz - 20kHz (-10dB, manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Inputs	2 x XLR/TRS combo; XLR thru and DSP outputs
Maximum SPL	134dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	No
RCA Input	No
Rigging	3 x M10 points plus U-bracket points; 35mm dual-angle pole mount
TRS Input	Yes
USB Input	No
Weight	46.3 lbs (21 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
  • Yamaha DXR15mkIII Product Information
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • Yamaha DXR15mkIII vs Coda Audio G715
  • Yamaha DXR15mkIII vs Axiom ED150A
  • Yamaha DXR15mkIII vs RCF ART 915-A
  • Yamaha DXR15mkIII vs RCF ART 935-A
  • Yamaha DXR15mkIII vs FBT Mitus 115A
  • Yamaha DXR15mkIII vs Yamaha DXR15mkII
  • Yamaha DXR15mkIII vs JBL PRX915
  • Yamaha DXR15mkIII vs Yamaha DZR15
  • See all 24 comparisons

#16 Yamaha DZR315: $1,884.99 B&H Photo Video $1,884.99 eBay

Same family: the Yamaha DZR10 (smaller powered model, rated 3.4/5), the Yamaha DZR12 (smaller powered model, rated 3.9/5), the Yamaha DZR15 (smaller powered model, ranked higher, rated 4/5), the Yamaha CZR10 (smallest passive model, estimated 3.2/5), the Yamaha CZR12 (passive model, estimated 3.6/5) and the Yamaha CZR15 (largest passive model, ranked lower, estimated 3.7/5).

Pros: A 3-way design with a 15-inch woofer, 8-inch midrange and 2-inch compression driver, powered by a 2000W bi-amp and rated to 143dB, so it covers a large room on its own. Manufacturer measurements give a 5.06 preference score with an ideal subwoofer, and bass reaches 82.5Hz at -3dB and about 65Hz at -10dB. Onboard FIR DSP with an LCD screen handles presets, PEQ, delay and routing, with two combo inputs. Measured bass extension of 82.5Hz (-3dB).

Cons: A 4.4dB reference band and a 7.19 directivity-index deviation mean tonal balance and off-axis consistency are uneven, and the standalone preference score is only 1.93. It is large and expensive next to the 2-way Yamaha DZR15.

Full Yamaha DZR315 review and specifications →

AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	2,000W Class-D bi-amplified
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-10dB)	about 64.6Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bass Extension (-3dB)	82.5Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Active 3-way PA speaker
Coverage	75° x 50°
DSP	Yes, 96kHz FIR DSP with LCD, presets, PEQ, delay
Drivers	15” woofer, 8” midrange, 2” compression driver
Frequency Response	31Hz - 20kHz (-10dB, manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Maximum SPL	143dB (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	No
RCA Input	No
Rigging	16 x M10 rigging points
Spinorama Preference Score	1.93
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	5.06
TRS Input	Yes
USB Input	No
Weight	91.7 lbs (41.6 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
  • Yamaha DZR Series Product Page
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • Yamaha DZR315 vs Coda Audio G715
  • Yamaha DZR315 vs FBT Mitus 115A
  • Yamaha DZR315 vs Axiom ED150A
  • Yamaha DZR315 vs RCF NX 915-A
  • Yamaha DZR315 vs HK Audio Linear 5 MK2 115 FA

#17 RCF ART 915-A: $1,049.00 B&H Photo Video $1,049.00 eBay

Same family: the RCF ART 910-A (smaller model, estimated 3.9/5), the RCF ART 912-A (smaller model, rated 4.1/5), the RCF ART 932-A (smaller model, rated 4.2/5), the RCF ART 935-A (larger model, ranked higher, rated 3.9/5) and the RCF ART 945-A (larger model, ranked higher, rated 4.4/5).

Pros: The 15-inch model of RCF’s ART 9 line, with the same 2,100W bi-amplifier and 1.75” voice coil compression driver as the measured RCF ART 912-A and RCF ART 935-A. RCF rates it at 131dB peak with bass to 45Hz, the deepest of the two-way ART 9 boxes, which helps for music without a subwoofer.

Cons: No independent measurements yet, so it can’t be compared with ranked PA speakers. At 22 kg it is the heaviest two-way ART 9 model, and like most 15-inch boxes its midrange coverage narrows more than the 10-inch and 12-inch versions.

Full RCF ART 915-A review and specifications →

Released	Jul 2021 (5 years ago)
Amplifier Power	2,100W peak (1,400W LF, 700W HF), bi-amplified
Bluetooth	No
Configuration	Active 2-way bass-reflex PA speaker
Coverage	100° x 60°
DSP	Yes
Drivers	15” woofer, 1” exit/1.75” voice coil compression driver
Frequency Response	45Hz - 20kHz (manufacturer specified)
Maximum SPL	131dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Passive	No
Rigging	2 x M10 flying points; 35mm pole mount
Weight	48.5 lbs (22 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
  • RCF ART 915-A Product Page
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • No independent measurement review is linked for this model; it is ranked from hands-on listening and comparison against similarly priced speakers.
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • RCF ART 915-A vs Yamaha DXR15mkIII
  • RCF ART 915-A vs Yamaha CZR15
  • RCF ART 915-A vs RCF ART 935-A
  • RCF ART 915-A vs JBL PRX915
  • RCF ART 915-A vs RCF ART 715-A MK4

#18 Turbosound NuQ152 Passive Discontinued eBay

Same family: the Turbosound NuQ62 (smaller model, rated 3.6/5), the Turbosound NuQ82 (smaller model, rated 4.1/5), the Turbosound NuQ102 (smaller model, rated 4/5) and the Turbosound NuQ122 (smaller model, rated 3.5/5).

Pros: Vendor Spinorama data gives preference scores of 3.99 standalone and 6.59 with an ideal subwoofer, and bass reaches about 65Hz (-3dB), deeper than most boxes on this ranking. Sensitivity of 97dB means modest amplifiers reach high levels, and the 70° pattern is easy to place. Measured bass extension of 65Hz (-3dB).

Cons: The Spinorama data is low quality, so the measured curves should be treated cautiously. Predicted in-room smoothness of 0.438 is well behind the best 15-inch boxes, and as a passive cabinet it needs an external amplifier and processor to play at all. Discontinued.

Full Turbosound NuQ152 review and specifications →

AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	Passive speaker; requires external amplification and processing
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-3dB)	65Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Passive 2-way bass-reflex PA speaker
Coverage	70° x 70°
DSP	No (passive)
Dimensions	28”H x 16.9”W x 15.2”D (712 x 430 x 385 mm)
Drivers	15” carbon fibre loaded woofer, 1” neodymium compression driver
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Maximum SPL	130dB peak (passive, manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	Yes
RCA Input	No
Rigging	12 x M10 and 4 x M8 inserts; 35mm pole mount
Sensitivity	97dB
Spinorama Preference Score	3.99
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	6.59
TRS Input	No
USB Input	No
Weight	53.8 lbs (24.4 kg)
XLR Input	No

• Links
  • Turbosound NuQ152 Product Page
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • Turbosound NuQ152 vs Yamaha DXR15mkII
  • Turbosound NuQ152 vs Coda Audio G515
  • Turbosound NuQ152 vs Coda Audio G715
  • Turbosound NuQ152 vs Amate Audio X14FD

#19 FBT Mitus 115A: $1,790 Thomann $1,790 eBay

Same family: the FBT Mitus 152A (larger model, ranked lower, rated 2.9/5) and the FBT Mitus 215A (larger model, ranked lower, rated 2.7/5).

Pros: Medium-quality vendor data returns a 4.87 ideal-subwoofer preference score, continuing the FBT Mitus 112A’s B&C neodymium woofer and rotatable horn design in a 15-inch cabinet aimed at premium main-speaker use. Measured bass extension of 92.5Hz (-3dB).

Cons: The measured bass extension (roughly 92Hz) is shallower than most 15-inch rivals here, and at a roughly $1790 asking price it is one of the more expensive boxes in this ranking.

Full FBT Mitus 115A review and specifications →

AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	900W RMS (600W LF + 300W HF, manufacturer specified)
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-3dB)	92.5Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Cabinet Material	15mm birch plywood
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Active 2-way bass-reflex PA speaker
Coverage	80° x 50° (rotatable horn)
Crossover Frequency	1.5kHz (manufacturer specified)
DSP	Yes
Dimensions	29.3”H x 16.7”W x 16.6”D (745 x 425 x 421 mm)
Drivers	15” B&C neodymium woofer, compression driver
Frequency Response	46Hz - 20kHz (-6dB, manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Inputs	XLR input with link output
Maximum SPL	133dB peak / 127dB continuous
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	No
RCA Input	No
Rigging	Twelve M10 fly points; 35mm pole socket
Spinorama Preference Score	1.62
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	4.87
TRS Input	No
USB Input	No
Weight	63.9 lbs (29 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
  • FBT Mitus 115A Product Information
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • FBT Mitus 115A vs Yamaha DXR15mkII
  • FBT Mitus 115A vs Yamaha DZR315
  • FBT Mitus 115A vs Yamaha DXR15mkIII
  • FBT Mitus 115A vs Electro-Voice MFX-15MC
  • FBT Mitus 115A vs Axiom ED150A
  • FBT Mitus 115A vs HK Audio Linear 5 MK2 115 FA

#20 Yamaha DXR15mkII: $798.00 Discontinued Amazon $798.00 Lowest B&H Photo Video $972.00 Guitar Center $899.99 eBay

Newer model: the Yamaha DXR15mkIII, ranked higher, rated 3.8/5, released Jul 2026. It adds Bluetooth, but drops the RCA input. See every Yamaha DXR and CXR generation.

Same family: the Yamaha DXR8mkII (smaller model, rated 4/5), the Yamaha DXR10mkII (smaller model, rated 3.8/5) and the Yamaha DXR12mkII (smaller model, rated 4/5).

Pros: A proven, broadly distributed workhorse: medium-quality vendor data shows a 4.98 ideal-subwoofer preference score with 61Hz measured extension, and Yamaha’s FIR-X processing and D-CONTOUR presets simplify setup. Measured bass extension of 67Hz (-3dB).

Cons: The preference score sits mid-pack for this ranking, and it lacks app control or Bluetooth audio found on some newer competitors. Discontinued.

Full Yamaha DXR15mkII review and specifications →

Released	Aug 2019 (7 years ago)
AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	1100W dynamic / 700W continuous (950W LF + 150W HF dynamic)
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-3dB)	67Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Cabinet Material	Matte-finish ABS
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Active 2-way bass-reflex PA speaker
Coverage	90° x 60° (constant directivity horn)
DSP	Yes
Dimensions	27.6”H x 17.5”W x 15”D (700 x 445 x 380 mm)
Drivers	15” woofer, 1.75” compression driver
Frequency Response	49Hz - 20kHz (-10dB, manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Inputs	XLR, dual 1/4-inch, stereo RCA; XLR thru and link outputs
Maximum SPL	134dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	No
RCA Input	Yes
Rigging	3 x M10 points; 35mm dual-angle pole mount
Spinorama Preference Score	2.28
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	4.98
TRS Input	Yes
USB Input	No
Weight	48.1 lbs (21.8 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
  • Yamaha DXR15mkII Product Information
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • Yamaha DXR15mkII vs FBT Mitus 115A
  • Yamaha DXR15mkII vs Turbosound NuQ152
  • Yamaha DXR15mkII vs Electro-Voice MFX-15MC
  • Yamaha DXR15mkII vs RCF ART 715-A MK5
  • Yamaha DXR15mkII vs Yamaha DXR15mkIII
  • Yamaha DXR15mkII vs RCF NX 915-A
  • Yamaha DXR15mkII vs RCF ART 935-A
  • Yamaha DXR15mkII vs RCF ART 745-A MK5
  • See all 22 comparisons

#21 Coda Audio G515 Passive eBay

Same family: the Coda Audio G308 (smaller model, estimated 3.5/5), the Coda Audio G512 (smaller model, rated 3.6/5), the Coda Audio G712 (larger model, rated 3.8/5) and the Coda Audio G715 (larger model, ranked higher, rated 3.8/5).

Pros: High-quality manufacturer measurements give preference scores of 3.03 standalone and 5.90 with an ideal subwoofer. The 15-inch neodymium woofer reaches 77.5Hz at -3dB and about 53Hz at -10dB, and the cabinet weighs just 17.5kg. A 98dB sensitivity, 132dB peak rating and rotatable 90° x 60° waveguide make it a light, flexible full-range box. Measured bass extension of 77.5Hz (-3dB).

Cons: The wide 3.8dB reference band means tonal balance is less even than the best 15-inch speakers. Output is lower than its 3-way Coda Audio G715 sibling, and a 4.06 directivity-index deviation means off-axis tone varies. It is passive and sold through pro dealers with no published price.

Full Coda Audio G515 review and specifications →

AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	Passive speaker; requires external amplification
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-10dB)	about 53Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bass Extension (-3dB)	77.5Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Passive 2-way PA speaker
Coverage	90° x 60° (rotatable)
DSP	No (passive)
Dimensions	27.6”H x 16.5”W x 14.6”D (700 x 420 x 370 mm)
Drivers	15” neodymium woofer (3” voice coil), 1” neodymium compression driver
Frequency Response	50Hz - 21kHz (-6dB, manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Impedance	8 ohms
Maximum SPL	132dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	Yes
Power Handling	600W AES / 2,400W peak
RCA Input	No
Rigging	M6 and M8 threaded points for U-bracket; GFA flying adapter
Sensitivity	98dB
Spinorama Preference Score	3.03
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	5.90
TRS Input	No
USB Input	No
Weight	38.6 lbs (17.5 kg)
XLR Input	No

• Links
  • Coda Audio G515-Pro Product Page
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • Coda Audio G515 vs Electro-Voice MFX-15MC
  • Coda Audio G515 vs Turbosound NuQ152
  • Coda Audio G515 vs RCF ART 715-A MK5
  • Coda Audio G515 vs Amate Audio X14FD
  • Coda Audio G515 vs Coda Audio G715
  • Coda Audio G515 vs Coda Audio G512
  • Coda Audio G515 vs Coda Audio G712
  • Coda Audio G515 vs Coda Audio G308

#22 Yamaha CZR15: $1,024.00 Passive B&H Photo Video $1,024.00 eBay

Same family: the Yamaha DZR10 (smallest powered model, rated 3.4/5), the Yamaha DZR12 (powered model, rated 3.9/5), the Yamaha DZR15 (powered model, ranked higher, rated 4/5), the Yamaha DZR315 (largest powered model, ranked higher, rated 3.8/5), the Yamaha CZR10 (smaller passive model, estimated 3.2/5) and the Yamaha CZR12 (smaller passive model, estimated 3.6/5).

Pros: The passive version of the measured Yamaha DZR15, with a 15” woofer and a 2” voice coil compression driver in a plywood cabinet with 90° x 60° coverage. Yamaha rates it at 800W handling, 129dB maximum SPL and bass reaching 33Hz, and its PX and PC-D amplifiers carry a dedicated processing preset for it.

Cons: No independent measurements yet, so it can’t be compared with ranked PA speakers. It needs an external amplifier and speaker processing to match the powered DZR, which has its FIR-X tuning built in. It costs about as much as the powered model before the amplifier.

Full Yamaha CZR15 review and specifications →

Released	Jan 2019 (7 years ago)
Amplifier Power	Passive speaker; requires external amplification
Bluetooth	No
Cabinet Material	Plywood
Configuration	Passive 2-way bass-reflex PA speaker
Coverage	90° x 60°
DSP	No (passive)
Drivers	15” woofer, 2” voice coil compression driver
Frequency Response	33Hz - 20kHz (-10dB, manufacturer specified)
Impedance	8 ohms
Maximum SPL	129dB (manufacturer specified)
Passive	Yes
Power Handling	800W
Rigging	12 x M10 inserts; 2 x 35mm pole sockets (0° or -7°)
Weight	47 lbs (21.3 kg)
XLR Input	No

• Links
  • Yamaha CZR15 Product Information
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • No independent measurement review is linked for this model; it is ranked from hands-on listening and comparison against similarly priced speakers.
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • Yamaha CZR15 vs RCF ART 915-A
  • Yamaha CZR15 vs Yamaha DXR15mkIII
  • Yamaha CZR15 vs JBL PRX915

#23 Electro-Voice MFX-15MC: $3,170.67 Passive Amazon $3,170.67 Lowest B&H Photo Video $3,201.95 eBay

Same family: the Electro-Voice MFX-12MC (smaller model, rated 3.3/5).

Pros: Medium-quality vendor data returns a 4.35 ideal-subwoofer preference score with 67Hz measured extension, the strongest result of any coaxial monitor in this ranking. The coaxial 15-inch design gives compact 60° x 40° coverage and a claimed 135dB peak with recommended amplification. Measured bass extension of 75Hz (-3dB).

Cons: This is not self-powered: it requires an external amplifier and can run passive or externally bi-amplified, so it is less convenient than every conventional powered cabinet here. The narrow pattern is aimed primarily at stage-monitor and short-throw fill use rather than wide-audience main duty.

Full Electro-Voice MFX-15MC review and specifications →

AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	Passive/bi-amp speaker; use external amplification within the 500W continuous / 3,500W peak handling rating
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-3dB)	75Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Cabinet Material	12-18mm Baltic birch plywood with EVCoat finish
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Passive or externally bi-amplified 2-way coaxial PA monitor
Coverage	60° x 40°, rotatable
DSP	Requires external amplifier/DSP settings
Dimensions	23.6”H x 19.7”W x 13.3”D (600 x 500 x 339 mm)
Drivers	15” coaxial LF/MF driver, 3” HF compression driver
Frequency Response	52Hz - 18kHz (-3dB, manufacturer specified); 45Hz - 19kHz (-10dB)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Inputs	Neutrik NL4 input with NL4 pass-through
Maximum SPL	135dB peak with recommended amplification
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	Yes
Power Handling	500W continuous / 3,500W peak (manufacturer specified)
RCA Input	No
Rigging	Four M10 suspension points; integrated 35mm pole cup
TRS Input	No
USB Input	No
Weight	50.7 lbs (23 kg)
XLR Input	No

• Links
  • Electro-Voice MFX-15MC Product Information
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • Electro-Voice MFX-15MC vs RCF ART 715-A MK5
  • Electro-Voice MFX-15MC vs RCF NX 915-A
  • Electro-Voice MFX-15MC vs Coda Audio G515
  • Electro-Voice MFX-15MC vs Yamaha DXR15mkII
  • Electro-Voice MFX-15MC vs FBT Mitus 115A

#24 RCF ART 715-A MK5: $699.00 Amazon $699.00 B&H Photo Video $699.00 Guitar Center $699.00 eBay

Older model: the RCF ART 715-A MK4 (ranked lower, rated 3/5). See every RCF ART 7 generation.

Same family: the RCF ART 708-A MK5 (smaller model, rated 3.4/5), the RCF ART 710-A MK5 (smaller model, rated 3.6/5), the RCF ART 712-A MK5 (smaller model, rated 3.6/5), the RCF ART 732-A MK5 (smaller model, rated 3.8/5), the RCF ART 735-A MK5 (larger model, ranked lower, estimated 3.4/5) and the RCF ART 745-A MK5 (larger model, ranked lower, rated 3.5/5).

Pros: A compact, affordable RCF with 130dB claimed output and FiRPHASE processing, extending the well-regarded RCF ART 712-A MK5’s simple, subwoofer-paired design to a 15-inch woofer for deeper reach. Measured bass extension of 65Hz (-3dB).

Cons: The local low-quality manufacturer data has no computed preference score, making its measured tonal position uncertain. The smaller compression-driver assembly offers less vocal headroom than the RCF ART 735-A MK5.

Full RCF ART 715-A MK5 review and specifications →

Released	Jan 2024 (2 years ago)
AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	1400W peak (1000W LF + 400W HF)
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-3dB)	65Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Cabinet Material	PP composite
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Active 2-way bass-reflex PA speaker
Coverage	90° x 60°
Crossover Frequency	1600Hz
DSP	Yes, FiRPHASE, EQ, limiting and protection
Dimensions	27.9”H x 17.2”W x 15.3”D (708 x 437 x 389 mm)
Drivers	15” woofer, 1” compression driver
Frequency Response	45Hz - 20kHz (manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Inputs	XLR and 1/4-inch jack input; XLR output
Maximum SPL	130dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	No
RCA Input	No
Rigging	2 x M10 inserts; 35mm pole mount
TRS Input	Yes
USB Input	No
Weight	43.2 lbs (19.6 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
  • RCF ART 715-A MK5 Product Page
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • RCF ART 715-A MK5 vs Electro-Voice MFX-15MC
  • RCF ART 715-A MK5 vs RCF NX 915-A
  • RCF ART 715-A MK5 vs Coda Audio G515
  • RCF ART 715-A MK5 vs Yamaha DXR15mkII
  • RCF ART 715-A MK5 vs RCF ART 745-A MK5
  • RCF ART 715-A MK5 vs Yamaha CXR15mkIII
  • RCF ART 715-A MK5 vs Yamaha DXR15mkIII
  • RCF ART 715-A MK5 vs RCF ART 935-A
  • See all 19 comparisons

#25 RCF NX 915-A: $1,541.00 Amazon $1,541.00 B&H Photo Video $1,549.00 Guitar Center $1,541.00 eBay

Same family: the RCF NX 910-A (smaller model, rated 3.5/5), the RCF NX 912-A (smaller model, rated 4/5), the RCF NX 932-A (smaller model, rated 4.2/5) and the RCF NX 945-A (larger model, ranked higher, rated 4.1/5).

Pros: The plywood enclosure, FiRPHASE/Bass Motion Control processing and flexible rigging make it a sturdier systems alternative to the RCF ART 715-A MK5, with a wide 100° x 60° pattern and 131dB claimed peak. Measured bass extension of 53Hz (-3dB).

Cons: The truncated vendor measurement does not yield a preference score, preventing a confident tonal comparison with the scored leaders. At 24.1kg it is notably heavier than the ART-series alternatives.

Full RCF NX 915-A review and specifications →

Released	Jul 2021 (5 years ago)
AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	2100W peak (1400W LF + 700W HF)
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-3dB)	53Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Cabinet Material	Polyurea-coated plywood
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Active 2-way bass-reflex PA speaker
Coverage	100° x 60°
Crossover Frequency	1600Hz
DSP	Yes, FiRPHASE and Bass Motion Control
Dimensions	27.8”H x 16.5”W x 17.7”D (705 x 419.6 x 450.4 mm)
Drivers	15” woofer, compression driver
Frequency Response	45Hz - 20kHz (manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Inputs	XLR/TRS combo input and XLR output
Maximum SPL	131dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	No
RCA Input	No
Rigging	6 x M10 inserts
TRS Input	Yes
USB Input	No
Weight	53.1 lbs (24.1 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
  • RCF NX 915-A Product Information
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • RCF NX 915-A vs RCF ART 715-A MK5
  • RCF NX 915-A vs Electro-Voice MFX-15MC
  • RCF NX 915-A vs HK Audio Linear 5 MK2 115 FA
  • RCF NX 915-A vs RCF ART 745-A MK5
  • RCF NX 915-A vs Vue Audiotechnik A-15
  • RCF NX 915-A vs Yamaha DXR15mkII
  • RCF NX 915-A vs Seeburg X8
  • RCF NX 915-A vs Yamaha DZR315
  • See all 21 comparisons

#26 Amate Audio X14FD eBay

Same family: the Amate Audio X10FD (smaller model, estimated 3.6/5), the Amate Audio X82FD (smaller model, estimated 3.5/5) and the Amate Audio X102FD (smaller model, rated 3.6/5).

Pros: A 14-inch coaxial design that reaches 65Hz at -3dB and about 55Hz at -10dB, with a 2.4dB reference band that keeps the midrange and treble fairly even. Manufacturer measurements give a 5.04 preference score with an ideal subwoofer, and 1500W of bi-amplification reaches 132dB peak. Its trapezoidal cabinet can be flown, pole-mounted or laid on its side as a stage monitor. Measured bass extension of 65Hz (-3dB).

Cons: A 0.687 listening-window deviation means tonal balance is less even than the best 15-inch picks, and the standalone score is 2.38. It is sold only through pro dealers with no published price.

Full Amate Audio X14FD review and specifications →

AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	1,000W LF + 500W HF, Class-D bi-amplified
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-10dB)	about 55Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bass Extension (-3dB)	65Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Active 2-way coaxial PA speaker
DSP	Yes, Active+ platform
Dimensions	24.5”H x 15.8”W x 16.9”D (623 x 402 x 430 mm)
Drivers	14” neodymium woofer with coaxial 3” titanium-diaphragm compression driver
Frequency Response	48Hz - 20kHz (-10dB, manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Maximum SPL	129dB continuous / 132dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	No
RCA Input	No
Rigging	M8 rigging points; fly, stack or pole mount
Spinorama Preference Score	2.38
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	5.04
TRS Input	No
USB Input	No
Weight	52 lbs (23.6 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
  • Amate Audio Xcellence X14FD Product Page
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • Amate Audio X14FD vs RCF ART 745-A MK5
  • Amate Audio X14FD vs Vue Audiotechnik A-15
  • Amate Audio X14FD vs Coda Audio G515
  • Amate Audio X14FD vs Turbosound NuQ152

#27 HK Audio Linear 5 MK2 115 FA: $1,769.99 Full Compass $1,769.99 eBay

Same family: the HK Audio Linear 5 MK2 110 XA (smaller model, estimated 3.6/5), the HK Audio Linear 5 MK2 112 FA (smaller model, estimated 3.7/5), the HK Audio Linear 5 MK2 112 XA (smaller model, estimated 3.7/5), the HK Audio Linear 5 MK2 115 XA (larger model, ranked lower, estimated 3.5/5) and the HK Audio Linear 5 MK2 308 LTA (larger model, estimated 3.3/5). See every HK Audio Linear 5 generation.

Pros: Part of HK Audio’s LINEAR 5 MK II series alongside the HK Audio Linear 5 MK2 112 FA: the 15-inch full-range model, with bass to 54Hz (-10dB) and the highest output of the series. A 1,200W peak (600W RMS) bi-amplified Class D module with DSP drives it, and HK rates it at 138dB peak / 130dB average with 70° x 50°, rotatable coverage.

Cons: No independent measurements yet, so it can’t be compared with ranked PA speakers. At 30.2 kg it is heavy for one person to lift onto a stand.

Full HK Audio Linear 5 MK2 115 FA review and specifications →

Released	2023 (3 years ago)
Amplifier Power	1,200W peak (600W RMS), bi-amplified
Bluetooth	No
Configuration	Active 2-way PA speaker
Coverage	70° x 50°, rotatable
DSP	Yes
Drivers	15” woofer, 1” compression driver
Frequency Response	57Hz - 18kHz (-6dB), 54Hz (-10dB) (manufacturer specified)
Maximum SPL	138dB peak / 130dB average (manufacturer specified)
Passive	No
Rigging	3 x M8 rigging points; DuoTilt 3°/7° pole mount
Weight	66.6 lbs (30.2 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
  • Official HK Audio Linear 5 MK2 115 FA Website
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • No independent measurement review is linked for this model; it is ranked from hands-on listening and comparison against similarly priced speakers.
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • HK Audio Linear 5 MK2 115 FA vs RCF NX 915-A
  • HK Audio Linear 5 MK2 115 FA vs FBT Mitus 115A
  • HK Audio Linear 5 MK2 115 FA vs Yamaha DZR315

#28 RCF ART 745-A MK5: $1,146.25 Amazon $1,146.25 Lowest B&H Photo Video $1,149.00 Guitar Center $1,299.00 eBay

Older model: the RCF ART 745-A MK4 (ranked lower, rated 3.4/5). See every RCF ART 7 generation.

Same family: the RCF ART 708-A MK5 (smaller model, rated 3.4/5), the RCF ART 710-A MK5 (smaller model, rated 3.6/5), the RCF ART 712-A MK5 (smaller model, rated 3.6/5), the RCF ART 732-A MK5 (smaller model, rated 3.8/5), the RCF ART 715-A MK5 (smaller model, ranked higher, rated 3.6/5) and the RCF ART 735-A MK5 (smaller model, ranked lower, estimated 3.4/5).

Pros: The top of the ART7 range pairs 133dB claimed peak output with a light 18.8kg enclosure, RCF’s largest ART7-tier compression driver and FiRPHASE processing carried over from the smaller RCF ART 712-A MK5 and RCF ART 732-A MK5. Measured bass extension of 65Hz (-3dB).

Cons: The low-quality vendor measurement is truncated and cannot generate a preference score, so its tonal position relies on published engineering rather than a confirmed result.

Full RCF ART 745-A MK5 review and specifications →

Released	Jan 2024 (2 years ago)
AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	1400W peak (1000W LF + 400W HF)
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-3dB)	65Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Cabinet Material	PP composite
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Active 2-way bass-reflex PA speaker
Coverage	90° x 60°
Crossover Frequency	650Hz
DSP	Yes, FiRPHASE, EQ, limiting and protection
Dimensions	27.9”H x 17.2”W x 15.3”D (708 x 437 x 389 mm)
Drivers	15” woofer, 1.4” exit/3” diaphragm compression driver
Frequency Response	45Hz - 20kHz (manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Inputs	XLR and 1/4-inch jack input; XLR output
Maximum SPL	133dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	No
RCA Input	No
Rigging	2 x M10 inserts; 35mm pole mount
TRS Input	Yes
USB Input	No
Weight	41.4 lbs (18.8 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
  • RCF ART 745-A MK5 Product Page
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • RCF ART 745-A MK5 vs Vue Audiotechnik A-15
  • RCF ART 745-A MK5 vs Amate Audio X14FD
  • RCF ART 745-A MK5 vs RCF NX 915-A
  • RCF ART 745-A MK5 vs RCF ART 715-A MK5
  • RCF ART 745-A MK5 vs LD Systems Stinger 15-A-G3
  • RCF ART 745-A MK5 vs Yamaha DXR15mkII
  • RCF ART 745-A MK5 vs RCF ART 745-A MK4
  • RCF ART 745-A MK5 vs Yamaha DXR15mkIII
  • See all 19 comparisons

#29 Vue Audiotechnik A-15: $2,500 Passive eBay

Same family: the Vue Audiotechnik A-8 (smaller model, rated 3.9/5), the Vue Audiotechnik A-10 (smaller model, rated 3.7/5) and the Vue Audiotechnik A-12 (smaller model, rated 3.6/5).

Pros: Low-quality vendor data shows a 4.57 ideal-subwoofer preference score, and the passive point-source design keeps amplification and DSP choices flexible for installers building out a system. Measured bass extension of 118Hz (-3dB).

Cons: Being passive, it needs an external amplifier and processing to perform correctly, adding cost and complexity that self-powered rivals avoid. Measured bass extension is shallow at roughly 118Hz, so a subwoofer is effectively mandatory.

Full Vue Audiotechnik A-15 review and specifications →

Released	2012 (14 years ago)
Amplifier Power	Passive speaker; use external amplification within the 600W average / 1,200W program handling rating
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-3dB)	118Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Cabinet Material	Multi-ply cross-grain laminated birch plywood
Configuration	Passive 2-way bass-reflex PA speaker
Coverage	70° x 55°
DSP	No (passive, passive crossover with passive/bi-amp switch)
Dimensions	28.2” x 17.7” x 17.7” (716 x 450 x 450 mm)
Drivers	15” woofer, compression driver
Frequency Response	52Hz - 18kHz (manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
Inputs	2x Neutrik NL-4 Speakon (switchable single-amp or bi-amp modes)
Maximum SPL	131dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Passive	Yes
Rigging	Integrated fly points and pole-mount system
Spinorama Preference Score	0.95
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	4.57
Weight	59.5 lbs (27 kg)
XLR Input	No

• Links
  • VUE Audiotechnik A-15 Product Information
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • Vue Audiotechnik A-15 vs RCF ART 745-A MK5
  • Vue Audiotechnik A-15 vs Seeburg X8
  • Vue Audiotechnik A-15 vs Amate Audio X14FD
  • Vue Audiotechnik A-15 vs RCF NX 915-A
  • Vue Audiotechnik A-15 vs LD Systems Stinger 15-A-G3
  • Vue Audiotechnik A-15 vs RCF ART 745-A MK4

#30 Seeburg X8: $2,169.00 Passive Thomann $2,169.00 eBay

Same family: the Seeburg X1 (smaller model, rated 3.4/5), the Seeburg X2 (smaller model, rated 3.6/5), the Seeburg X4 (smaller model, rated 3.9/5) and the Seeburg X6 (smaller model, rated 3.9/5).

Pros: Bass reaches about 69Hz (-3dB) in vendor Spinorama data, and the coaxial 15-inch design claims 134dB from a 22.5kg cabinet. Preference scores of 3.33 standalone and 6.14 with an ideal subwoofer come with a coverage pattern that stays consistent around the horn. Measured bass extension of 69Hz (-3dB).

Cons: Listening-window narrow-band deviation is 0.571, the worst in this ranking, so the midrange response is noticeably uneven. It is a passive cabinet that needs an external amplifier and processor, and the price is high next to powered 15-inch alternatives.

Full Seeburg X8 review and specifications →

AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	Passive speaker; requires external amplification within the 600W AES / 1800W peak handling rating
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-3dB)	69Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Passive 2-way coaxial PA speaker
Coverage	80° x 60°
DSP	No (passive)
Dimensions	22.8”H x 17.7”W x 15”D (580 x 450 x 380 mm)
Drivers	15” neodymium woofer, 1.4” neodymium compression driver (coaxial)
Frequency Response	50Hz - 18kHz (-6dB, manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Maximum SPL	134dB (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	Yes
Power Handling	600W AES / 1800W peak (manufacturer specified)
RCA Input	No
Rigging	9 x M10 inserts; 35mm pole mount
Spinorama Preference Score	3.33
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	6.14
TRS Input	No
USB Input	No
Weight	49.6 lbs (22.5 kg)
XLR Input	No

• Links
  • Seeburg X8 Product Page
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • Seeburg X8 vs Vue Audiotechnik A-15
  • Seeburg X8 vs RCF NX 915-A
  • Seeburg X8 vs RCF ART 745-A MK4
  • Seeburg X8 vs JBL SRX835P
  • Seeburg X8 vs JBL SRX815P

#31 KME VL15XTL eBay

Pros: Vendor measurements give a preference score of 5.17 with an ideal subwoofer, helped by a smooth on-axis response (0.98dB average deviation), and bass reaches 90Hz at -3dB and about 74Hz at -10dB. Measured bass extension of 90Hz (-3dB).

Cons: Bass is shallow for a 15-inch speaker, and the listening window spreads across a 4dB band, so tonal balance varies. Off-axis tone is inconsistent (4.65dB directivity-index deviation). Published specifications and pricing are hard to find.

Full KME VL15XTL review and specifications →

AES Input	No
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-10dB)	about 74.3Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bass Extension (-3dB)	90Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Powered 2-way PA speaker
Drivers	15” woofer, compression driver
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	No
RCA Input	No
Spinorama Preference Score	1.86
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	5.17
TRS Input	No
USB Input	No
Weight	52.9 lbs (24 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements

#32 Yamaha CXR15mkIII: $799.00 Passive B&H Photo Video $799.00 eBay

Same family: the Yamaha DXR10mkIII (smallest powered model, rated 3.8/5), the Yamaha DXR12mkIII (powered model, rated 4.1/5), the Yamaha DXR15mkIII (largest powered model, ranked higher, rated 3.8/5), the Yamaha CXR10mkIII (smaller passive model, estimated 3.5/5) and the Yamaha CXR12mkIII (smaller passive model, estimated 3.8/5). See every Yamaha DXR and CXR generation.

Pros: The passive version of the measured Yamaha DXR15mkIII, with the same 15” woofer, 1.75” voice coil compression driver, horn and port design. Yamaha rates it at 95dB sensitivity, 126dB maximum SPL and bass to 50Hz (-10dB) with 90° x 60° coverage, and its PX and PC-D amplifiers carry a dedicated processing preset for it.

Cons: No independent measurements yet, so it can’t be compared with ranked PA speakers. It needs an external amplifier and, for its rated response, speaker processing; the powered model has that built in. Without Yamaha’s preset its tonal balance depends on the amplifier’s EQ.

Full Yamaha CXR15mkIII review and specifications →

Released	2026 (this year)
Amplifier Power	Passive speaker; requires external amplification
Bluetooth	No
Configuration	Passive 2-way bass-reflex PA speaker
Coverage	90° x 60°
DSP	No (passive)
Drivers	15” woofer, 1.75” voice coil compression driver
Frequency Response	50Hz - 20kHz (-10dB, manufacturer specified)
Impedance	8 ohms
Maximum SPL	126dB (manufacturer specified)
Passive	Yes
Power Handling	1,200W peak
Rigging	3 x M10 and 4 x M8 inserts; 35mm pole sockets (0° or 7°)
Sensitivity	95dB
Weight	41.9 lbs (19 kg)
XLR Input	No

• Links
  • Yamaha CXR15mkIII Product Information
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • No independent measurement review is linked for this model; it is ranked from hands-on listening and comparison against similarly priced speakers.
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • Yamaha CXR15mkIII vs RCF ART 735-A MK5
  • Yamaha CXR15mkIII vs LD Systems Stinger 15-A-G3
  • Yamaha CXR15mkIII vs RCF ART 715-A MK5

#33 HK Audio Linear 5 MK2 115 XA eBay

Same family: the HK Audio Linear 5 MK2 110 XA (smaller model, estimated 3.6/5), the HK Audio Linear 5 MK2 112 FA (smaller model, estimated 3.7/5), the HK Audio Linear 5 MK2 112 XA (smaller model, estimated 3.7/5), the HK Audio Linear 5 MK2 115 FA (smaller model, ranked higher, estimated 3.6/5) and the HK Audio Linear 5 MK2 308 LTA (larger model, estimated 3.3/5). See every HK Audio Linear 5 generation.

Pros: Part of HK Audio’s LINEAR 5 MK II series alongside the HK Audio Linear 5 MK2 112 FA: the 15-inch model in the angled cabinet, usable as a loud stage monitor. A 1,200W peak (600W RMS) bi-amplified Class D module with DSP drives it, and HK rates it at 138dB peak / 130dB average with 70° x 50°, rotatable coverage.

Cons: No independent measurements yet, so it can’t be compared with ranked PA speakers. The angled cabinet gives up some bass to the 115 FA, and no US retailer lists it yet.

Full HK Audio Linear 5 MK2 115 XA review and specifications →

Released	Feb 2023 (3 years ago)
Amplifier Power	1,200W peak (600W RMS), bi-amplified
Bluetooth	No
Configuration	Active 2-way PA speaker
Coverage	70° x 50°, rotatable
DSP	Yes
Drivers	15” woofer, 1” compression driver
Frequency Response	64Hz - 18kHz (-6dB), 59Hz (-10dB) (manufacturer specified)
Maximum SPL	138dB peak / 130dB average (manufacturer specified)
Passive	No
Rigging	3 x M8 rigging points; DuoTilt 3°/7° pole mount
Weight	60.8 lbs (27.6 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
  • Official HK Audio Linear 5 MK2 115 XA Website
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • No independent measurement review is linked for this model; it is ranked from hands-on listening and comparison against similarly priced speakers.

#34 Martin Audio CDD-LIVE 15: $4,250.00 Full Compass $4,250.00 eBay

Same family: the Martin Audio CDD-LIVE 8 (smaller powered model, estimated 3.4/5), the Martin Audio CDD-LIVE 12 (smaller powered model, estimated 3.1/5), the Martin Audio CDD5 (smallest passive model, estimated 3/5), the Martin Audio CDD6 (passive model, estimated 3.1/5), the Martin Audio CDD8 (passive model, rated 3.2/5), the Martin Audio CDD10 (passive model, rated 3.1/5), the Martin Audio CDD12 (passive model, rated 2.9/5) and the Martin Audio CDD15 (largest passive model, ranked lower, rated 3.3/5).

Pros: The self-powered version of the measured Martin Audio CDD15, with the same 15” Coaxial Differential Dispersion driver plus built-in Class D amplification, DSP tuning and Dante networking. Martin rates it at 132dB peak / 126dB continuous with bass to 45Hz (-10dB), and the coaxial driver rotates for horizontal or vertical mounting.

Cons: No independent measurements yet, so it can’t be compared with ranked PA speakers. It costs far more than most powered PA speakers of its size, and the CDD design favors even coverage over maximum throw.

Full Martin Audio CDD-LIVE 15 review and specifications →

Released	2016 (10 years ago)
Amplifier Power	2,500W peak (2,000W LF, 500W HF)
Bass Extension (-3dB)	55Hz (manufacturer specified)
Bluetooth	No
Configuration	Active 2-way coaxial PA speaker
DSP	Yes
Drivers	15” woofer with coaxial 1” exit HF driver
Frequency Response	55Hz - 20kHz (±3dB), 45Hz (-10dB) (manufacturer specified)
Maximum SPL	132dB peak / 126dB continuous (manufacturer specified)
Network Control	Dante
Passive	No
Rigging	15 x M8 inserts; top hat pole mount
Weight	81.6 lbs (37 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
  • Official Martin Audio CDD-LIVE 15 Website
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • No independent measurement review is linked for this model; it is ranked from hands-on listening and comparison against similarly priced speakers.
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • Martin Audio CDD-LIVE 15 vs Martin Audio CDD-LIVE 8
  • Martin Audio CDD-LIVE 15 vs Martin Audio CDD-LIVE 12

#35 RCF ART 735-A MK5: $999.00 Amazon $999.00 B&H Photo Video $999.00 eBay

Older model: the RCF ART 735-A MK4 (ranked lower, rated 3.2/5). See every RCF ART 7 generation.

Same family: the RCF ART 708-A MK5 (smaller model, rated 3.4/5), the RCF ART 710-A MK5 (smaller model, rated 3.6/5), the RCF ART 712-A MK5 (smaller model, rated 3.6/5), the RCF ART 732-A MK5 (smaller model, rated 3.8/5), the RCF ART 715-A MK5 (smaller model, ranked higher, rated 3.6/5) and the RCF ART 745-A MK5 (larger model, ranked higher, rated 3.5/5).

Pros: A 15” woofer and a 1.4” exit titanium compression driver with a 3” voice coil, powered by 1,400W peak (1,000W LF, 400W HF) with DSP crossover at 800Hz. RCF rates it at 45Hz to 20kHz and 132dB maximum output over 90° x 60° coverage. FiRPHASE phase alignment and XBOOST bass modes can be set from the rear panel or the LiveRemote app, and the mic/line input feeds an XLR link output.

Cons: No independent measurements yet, so its tonal balance and directivity can’t be compared with ranked speakers. At 21.4 kg it is heavy for one person to lift onto a pole, and it needs a subwoofer for deep bass at event levels.

Full RCF ART 735-A MK5 review and specifications →

Released	Jan 2024 (2 years ago)
Amplifier Power	1,400W peak (1,000W LF + 400W HF, manufacturer specified)
Bluetooth	No
Cabinet Material	Polypropylene composite
Configuration	Active 2-way bass-reflex PA speaker
Coverage	90° x 60°
Crossover Frequency	800Hz (manufacturer specified)
DSP	Yes, FiRPHASE, XBOOST, limiting and protection
Dimensions	27.9”H x 17.2”W x 15.3”D (708 x 437 x 389 mm)
Drivers	15” woofer, 1.4” compression driver with 3” titanium voice coil
Frequency Response	45Hz - 20kHz (manufacturer specified)
Maximum SPL	132dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	Yes
Passive	No
Rigging	Pole mount
TRS Input	Yes
Weight	47.2 lbs (21.4 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
  • Official RCF ART 735-A MK5 Website
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • No independent measurement review is linked for this model; it is ranked from hands-on listening and comparison against similarly priced speakers.
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • RCF ART 735-A MK5 vs Yamaha CXR15mkIII
  • RCF ART 735-A MK5 vs RCF ART 735-A MK4
  • RCF ART 735-A MK5 vs Yamaha DXR15mkII
  • RCF ART 735-A MK5 vs Yamaha DXR15mkIII
  • RCF ART 735-A MK5 vs JBL PRX915

#36 LD Systems Stinger 15-A-G3: $1,044.00 Amazon $1,044.00 eBay

Same family: the LD Systems Stinger 8-A-G3 (smaller model, rated 3.7/5), the LD Systems Stinger 28-A-G3 (smaller model, rated 3.5/5), the LD Systems Stinger 10-A-G3 (smaller model, rated 4.1/5) and the LD Systems Stinger 12 A G3 (smaller model, rated 3.5/5).

Pros: Medium-quality vendor data shows a 4.10 ideal-subwoofer preference score with 39Hz measured extension, the deepest bass reach of any RCF-priced alternative in this tier, at an affordable price for a 15-inch active box. Measured bass extension of 41.2Hz (-3dB).

Cons: The measured preference score is modest, and its 90° x 50° horn is narrower than several higher-scoring competitors. At 26.8kg it is one of the heavier budget-tier boxes here.

Full LD Systems Stinger 15-A-G3 review and specifications →

Released	2017 (9 years ago)
AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	1000W peak / 500W RMS
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-3dB)	41.2Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Cabinet Material	15mm plywood with polyurea coating
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Active 2-way bass-reflex PA speaker
Coverage	90° x 50°
DSP	Yes
Dimensions	29”H x 18.9”W x 17.9”D (737 x 480 x 455 mm)
Drivers	15” woofer, 1” compression driver
Frequency Response	50Hz - 20kHz (manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Inputs	2 x XLR/TRS line/mic inputs; XLR mono mix output
Maximum SPL	133dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	Yes
Optical Input	No
Passive	No
RCA Input	No
Rigging	M10 suspension points; 36mm Dual-Tilt pole mount
Spinorama Preference Score	2.20
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	4.10
TRS Input	Yes
USB Input	No
Weight	59.1 lbs (26.8 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
  • LD Systems Stinger 15 A G3 Product Page
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • LD Systems Stinger 15-A-G3 vs RCF ART 745-A MK4
  • LD Systems Stinger 15-A-G3 vs FBT J15A
  • LD Systems Stinger 15-A-G3 vs Yamaha CXR15mkIII
  • LD Systems Stinger 15-A-G3 vs Vue Audiotechnik A-15
  • LD Systems Stinger 15-A-G3 vs RCF ART 745-A MK5

#37 RCF ART 745-A MK4: $1,699.00 Discontinued Amazon $1,699.00 Guitar Center $1,699.00 eBay

Newer model: the RCF ART 745-A MK5, ranked higher, rated 3.5/5, released Jan 2024. See every RCF ART 7 generation.

Pros: The largest ART7 compression driver, 133dB claimed peak and a light 18.8kg enclosure give this discontinued flagship useful vocal headroom for a 15-inch box. Measured bass extension of 65Hz (-3dB).

Cons: The low-quality vendor data is truncated and does not yield a preference score. It is discontinued and is eclipsed by the better-supported RCF ART 745-A MK5.

Full RCF ART 745-A MK4 review and specifications →

Released	Aug 2017 (9 years ago)
AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	1,400W peak / 700W RMS (1,000W LF + 400W HF peak, manufacturer specified)
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-3dB)	65Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Cabinet Material	Polypropylene composite
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Active 2-way bass-reflex PA speaker
Coverage	100° x 60°
Crossover Frequency	650Hz (manufacturer specified)
DSP	Yes, FiRPHASE, EQ, limiting and protection
Dimensions	27.9”H x 17.4”W x 15.2”D (708 x 442 x 387 mm)
Drivers	15” woofer, 1.4” exit/3” diaphragm compression driver
Frequency Response	45Hz - 20kHz (manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Inputs	XLR/jack combo input; XLR output
Maximum SPL	133dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	No
RCA Input	No
Rigging	M10 fly points; pole mount
TRS Input	Yes
USB Input	No
Weight	41.4 lbs (18.8 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
  • RCF ART 745-A MK4 Product Information
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • RCF ART 745-A MK4 vs LD Systems Stinger 15-A-G3
  • RCF ART 745-A MK4 vs FBT J15A
  • RCF ART 745-A MK4 vs Martin Audio XP15
  • RCF ART 745-A MK4 vs RCF ART 735-A MK4
  • RCF ART 745-A MK4 vs Seeburg X8
  • RCF ART 745-A MK4 vs Vue Audiotechnik A-15
  • RCF ART 745-A MK4 vs RCF ART 745-A MK5
  • RCF ART 745-A MK4 vs RCF NX 915-A
  • See all 21 comparisons

#38 FBT J15A: $563 Thomann $563 eBay

Same family: the FBT J5A (smaller model, rated 2.9/5).

Pros: Medium-quality vendor data shows a 3.87 ideal-subwoofer preference score with 61Hz measured extension, extending the compact, wedge-capable J-series design used by the FBT J12A and FBT J8A to a 15-inch woofer. Measured bass extension of 63Hz (-3dB).

Cons: The preference score is on the lower end for this ranking, and detailed coverage, SPL and weight figures were not confirmed in local data.

Full FBT J15A review and specifications →

Released	2013 (13 years ago)
AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	450W RMS (350W LF + 100W HF); 900W peak (700W LF + 200W HF)
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-3dB)	63Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Cabinet Material	Polypropylene
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Active 2-way bass-reflex PA speaker
Coverage	90° x 60°
Crossover Frequency	1.8kHz (manufacturer specified)
DSP	Yes
Dimensions	26.1”H x 16.1”W x 15.2”D (663 x 410 x 387 mm)
Drivers	15” woofer, compression driver
Frequency Response	48Hz - 20kHz (manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Inputs	XLR/jack input with link output
Maximum SPL	129dB (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	No
RCA Input	No
Rigging	Two M10 fly points; pole socket
Spinorama Preference Score	1.16
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	3.87
TRS Input	Yes
USB Input	No
Weight	33.3 lbs (15.12 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
  • FBT J15A Product Page
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • FBT J15A vs RCF ART 745-A MK4
  • FBT J15A vs Martin Audio CDD15
  • FBT J15A vs LD Systems Stinger 15-A-G3
  • FBT J15A vs Martin Audio XP15
  • FBT J15A vs RCF ART 735-A MK4
  • FBT J15A vs Yamaha CBR15

#39 Martin Audio CDD15 Passive eBay

Same family: the Martin Audio CDD-LIVE 8 (smallest powered model, estimated 3.4/5), the Martin Audio CDD-LIVE 12 (powered model, estimated 3.1/5), the Martin Audio CDD-LIVE 15 (largest powered model, ranked higher, estimated 3.5/5), the Martin Audio CDD5 (smaller passive model, estimated 3/5), the Martin Audio CDD6 (smaller passive model, estimated 3.1/5), the Martin Audio CDD8 (smaller passive model, rated 3.2/5), the Martin Audio CDD10 (smaller passive model, rated 3.1/5) and the Martin Audio CDD12 (smaller passive model, rated 2.9/5).

Pros: A 15-inch woofer with a coaxial 1.4-inch titanium compression driver uses Coaxial Differential Dispersion, widening coverage from 60° far away to 100° up close for even level across a room. Bass reaches 80Hz at -3dB and about 50Hz at -10dB, and manufacturer measurements give a 4.91 preference score with an ideal subwoofer. Measured bass extension of 80Hz (-3dB).

Cons: A wide 4.9dB reference band and 0.701 listening-window deviation mean tonal balance is uneven, with a 1.99 standalone score. It is a 26kg passive install cabinet that needs Martin Audio amplification and presets, and it is sold only through dealers.

Full Martin Audio CDD15 review and specifications →

Released	Jun 2015 (11 years ago)
AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	Passive speaker; requires external amplification
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-10dB)	about 49.7Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bass Extension (-3dB)	80Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Cabinet Material	Birch plywood
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Passive 2-way coaxial on-wall PA speaker
Coverage	100° to 60° horizontal x 60° (rotatable)
DSP	No (passive)
Dimensions	27”H x 17”W x 16.3”D (685 x 432 x 413 mm)
Drivers	15” woofer with coaxial 1.4” exit titanium compression driver (Coaxial Differential Dispersion)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Impedance	8 ohms
Maximum SPL	132dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	Yes
RCA Input	No
Rigging	10 x M8 fly points
Spinorama Preference Score	1.99
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	4.91
TRS Input	No
USB Input	No
Weight	57.3 lbs (26 kg)
XLR Input	No

• Links
  • Martin Audio CDD15 Product Page
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • Martin Audio CDD15 vs FBT J15A
  • Martin Audio CDD15 vs Martin Audio XP15
  • Martin Audio CDD15 vs DAS Audio Vantec 15A

#40 Electro-Voice EVC-1152 Passive eBay

Same family: the Electro-Voice EVC-1082 (smaller model, rated 3.4/5) and the Electro-Voice EVC-1122 (smaller model, rated 3.2/5).

Pros: High 98dB sensitivity and a 129dB maximum make it easy to drive loud, and the listening window stays within a 1.9dB band in vendor measurements. Bass reaches 69Hz (-3dB) and about 51Hz (-10dB). Measured bass extension of 69Hz (-3dB).

Cons: Preference scores of 1.77 standalone and 4.58 with an ideal subwoofer trail the better 15-inch models, partly because off-axis tone varies (3.76dB directivity-index deviation). It is passive and weighs 25kg.

Full Electro-Voice EVC-1152 review and specifications →

AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	Passive speaker; requires external amplification
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-10dB)	about 51.1Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bass Extension (-3dB)	69Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Passive 2-way installation PA speaker
Coverage	90° x 55° (rotatable)
DSP	No (passive)
Drivers	15” EVS-15M woofer, compression driver on a rotatable waveguide
Frequency Response	70Hz - 21kHz (manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Impedance	8 ohms
Maximum SPL	129dB (manufacturer calculated)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	Yes
Power Handling	350W continuous
RCA Input	No
Rigging	8 x M10 suspension points; optional U-bracket or wall mount
Sensitivity	98dB
Spinorama Preference Score	1.77
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	4.58
TRS Input	No
USB Input	No
Weight	55.1 lbs (25 kg)
XLR Input	No

• Links
  • Electro-Voice EVC-1152-95 Product Page
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements

#41 JBL CV5015 Passive eBay

Same family: the JBL CV5012 (smaller model, rated 3.3/5).

Pros: High 99dB sensitivity, 800W handling and a 134dB peak give strong output, and the on-axis response is smooth (0.52dB average deviation in vendor measurements). Measured bass extension of 95Hz (-3dB).

Cons: Preference scores of 1.12 standalone and 4.49 with an ideal subwoofer are low because the listening window spreads across 3.3dB. Bass reaches only 95Hz at -3dB, shallow for a 15-inch woofer. It is passive and weighs 33kg.

Full JBL CV5015 review and specifications →

AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	Passive speaker; requires external amplification
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-10dB)	about 65.0Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bass Extension (-3dB)	95Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Passive 2-way PA speaker
Coverage	90° x 60° or 60° x 40°
DSP	No (passive)
Dimensions	27.6”H x 17”W x 20.5”D (700 x 431 x 520 mm)
Drivers	15” woofer with 3” voice coil, JBL 2432H-1 compression driver
Frequency Response	75Hz - 20kHz (±3dB, manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Impedance	8 ohms
Maximum SPL	134dB peak / 128dB continuous (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	Yes
Power Handling	800W continuous / 3,200W peak
RCA Input	No
Rigging	13 x M10 inserts on top, bottom, sides and rear
Sensitivity	99dB
Spinorama Preference Score	1.12
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	4.49
TRS Input	No
USB Input	No
Weight	72.8 lbs (33 kg)
XLR Input	No

• Links
  • JBL CV5015 Product Page
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements

#42 Martin Audio XP15 eBay

Same family: the Martin Audio XP12 (smaller model, rated 3.5/5).

Pros: Medium-quality vendor data returns a 4.71 ideal-subwoofer preference score with 48Hz measured extension, extending the Martin Audio XP12’s rotatable horn and Class-D amplification to a 15-inch cabinet. Measured bass extension of 54.5Hz (-3dB).

Cons: Martin Audio has a smaller North American dealer network than JBL, Yamaha or QSC, and pricing is not yet well established for this model.

Full Martin Audio XP15 review and specifications →

Released	Jul 2019 (7 years ago)
AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	1,300W peak (1,000W LF + 300W HF, manufacturer specified)
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-3dB)	54.5Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Cabinet Material	Multi-angle birch/poplar plywood
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Active 2-way bass-reflex PA speaker
Coverage	80° x 50°, rotatable
Crossover Frequency	2kHz active (24dB/octave)
DSP	Yes
Dimensions	27.2”H x 16.8”W x 16”D (690 x 427 x 407 mm)
Drivers	15” woofer, compression driver
Frequency Response	55Hz - 20kHz (±3dB, manufacturer specified); 45Hz (-10dB)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Inputs	Two female XLR/quarter-inch combo inputs; male XLR mix output
Maximum SPL	131dB peak / 125dB continuous
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	No
RCA Input	No
Rigging	Thirteen M8 inserts; pole-mount socket
Spinorama Preference Score	2.44
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	4.71
TRS Input	Yes
USB Input	No
Weight	57.3 lbs (26 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
  • Martin Audio XP15 Product Information
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • Martin Audio XP15 vs RCF ART 735-A MK4
  • Martin Audio XP15 vs Martin Audio CDD15
  • Martin Audio XP15 vs FBT J15A
  • Martin Audio XP15 vs DAS Audio Vantec 15A
  • Martin Audio XP15 vs RCF ART 745-A MK4

#43 RCF ART 735-A MK4: $888.00 Discontinued Guitar Center $888.00 eBay

Newer model: the RCF ART 735-A MK5, ranked higher, estimated 3.4/5, released Jan 2024. See every RCF ART 7 generation.

Pros: Its large 3-inch compression-driver voice coil, 132dB claimed peak and roughly 53Hz measured extension give it useful vocal headroom and bass reach. The 21.4kg enclosure remains manageable for a 15-inch box. Measured bass extension of 53Hz (-3dB).

Cons: The low-quality vendor data is truncated and does not yield a preference score. It is discontinued and eclipsed by current 9-series and MK5 models.

Full RCF ART 735-A MK4 review and specifications →

Released	Aug 2017 (9 years ago)
AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	1,400W peak / 700W RMS (1,000W LF + 400W HF peak, manufacturer specified)
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-3dB)	53Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Cabinet Material	Polypropylene composite
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Active 2-way bass-reflex PA speaker
Coverage	100° x 60°
Crossover Frequency	800Hz (manufacturer specified)
DSP	Yes, FiRPHASE, EQ, limiting and protection
Dimensions	27.9”H x 17.2”W x 15.3”D (708 x 437 x 389 mm)
Drivers	15” woofer, 1.4” compression driver with 3” voice coil
Frequency Response	45Hz - 20kHz (manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Inputs	XLR/jack combo input; XLR output
Maximum SPL	132dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	No
RCA Input	No
Rigging	Two M10 fly points; pole mount
TRS Input	Yes
USB Input	No
Weight	47.2 lbs (21.4 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
  • RCF ART 735-A MK4 Product Information
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • RCF ART 735-A MK4 vs Martin Audio XP15
  • RCF ART 735-A MK4 vs DAS Audio Vantec 15A
  • RCF ART 735-A MK4 vs FBT J15A
  • RCF ART 735-A MK4 vs RCF ART 745-A MK4
  • RCF ART 735-A MK4 vs Behringer Eurolive B215XL
  • RCF ART 735-A MK4 vs RCF ART 715-A MK4
  • RCF ART 735-A MK4 vs RCF ART 735-A MK5
  • RCF ART 735-A MK4 vs Yamaha DBR15
  • See all 21 comparisons

#44 Turbosound TCS152 Passive Discontinued eBay

Same family: the Turbosound TCS62 (smaller model, rated 2.5/5) and the Turbosound TCS122 (smaller model, rated 2.6/5).

Pros: Deep bass from the 15-inch woofer, reaching about 43Hz at -3dB and 35Hz at -10dB in vendor measurements, deep enough to skip a subwoofer for speech and light music. It scores 2.39 standalone, better than most 15-inch installation models here. Measured bass extension of 42.5Hz (-3dB).

Cons: With an ideal subwoofer it scores only 4.16, because the listening window spreads across a 4.8dB band and off-axis tone varies (4.04dB directivity-index deviation). It is passive, weighs 36kg, and is discontinued, so it is mainly found used.

Full Turbosound TCS152 review and specifications →

AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	Passive speaker; requires external amplification
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-10dB)	about 34.8Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bass Extension (-3dB)	42.5Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Passive 2-way PA speaker
Coverage	90° x 40° (other waveguides available)
DSP	No (passive)
Dimensions	33”H x 18.5”W x 17”D (838 x 469 x 433 mm)
Drivers	15” woofer, 1.4” compression driver on a rotatable dendritic waveguide
Frequency Response	65Hz - 20kHz (±3dB, manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Impedance	8 ohms
Maximum SPL	131dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	Yes
Power Handling	500W continuous / 2,000W peak
RCA Input	No
Rigging	9 x M10 and 4 x M8 inserts
Sensitivity	95dB
Spinorama Preference Score	2.39
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	4.16
TRS Input	No
USB Input	No
Weight	79.4 lbs (36 kg)
XLR Input	No

• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements

#45 JBL CV3015 Passive eBay

Same family: the JBL CV3010 (smaller model, estimated 3.2/5), the JBL CV3012 (smaller model, estimated 3.2/5) and the JBL CV3025 (larger model, ranked lower, estimated 3.1/5).

Pros: Wide 90° x 90° coverage and 99dB sensitivity let it fill a room from modest amplifier power, and bass reaches about 56Hz at -10dB. Measured bass extension of 82.5Hz (-3dB).

Cons: Preference scores of 1.01 standalone and 4.14 with an ideal subwoofer are among the lowest here, because the listening window drifts across a 4.5dB band and the on-axis response is uneven (1.26dB average deviation). It is passive.

Full JBL CV3015 review and specifications →

AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	Passive speaker; requires external amplification
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-10dB)	about 56.3Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bass Extension (-3dB)	82.5Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Passive 2-way PA speaker
Coverage	90° x 90°
DSP	No (passive)
Dimensions	26.8”H x 16.3”W x 17.5”D (680 x 414 x 445 mm)
Drivers	15” woofer with 3” voice coil, JBL 2408-2 compression driver
Frequency Response	75Hz - 20kHz (±3dB, manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Impedance	8 ohms
Maximum SPL	131dB peak / 125dB continuous (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	Yes
Power Handling	400W continuous / 1,600W peak
RCA Input	No
Rigging	13 x M10 inserts; 35mm pole socket
Sensitivity	99dB
Spinorama Preference Score	1.01
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	4.14
TRS Input	No
USB Input	No
Weight	51.1 lbs (23.2 kg)
XLR Input	No

• Links
  • JBL CV3015 Product Page
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements

#46 DAS Audio Vantec 15A: $1,818.99 B&H Photo Video $1,818.99 eBay

Same family: the DAS Audio Vantec 12A (smaller model, rated 3.7/5).

Pros: Medium-quality vendor data shows 52Hz measured extension, and its 90° x 50° coverage and 135dB claimed peak carry over the DAS Audio Vantec 12A’s Class-D amplification and Bluetooth control into a 15-inch cabinet. Measured bass extension of 56Hz (-3dB).

Cons: The 2.87 ideal-subwoofer preference score is one of the lower results in this ranking, well below the DAS Audio Vantec 12A’s own measured result. At 25.5kg it is meaningfully heavier than the DAS Audio Vantec 12A.

Full DAS Audio Vantec 15A review and specifications →

Released	2015 (11 years ago)
AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	750W continuous / 1,500W peak (manufacturer specified)
Aux Input	Yes
Bass Extension (-3dB)	56Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	Yes, control via DAS Audio app
Cabinet Material	Birch plywood
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Active 2-way bass-reflex PA speaker
Coverage	90° x 50°
DSP	Yes
Dimensions	28.3”H x 17.5”W x 15”D (720 x 445 x 380 mm)
Drivers	15” woofer, 1” compression driver
Frequency Response	45Hz - 20kHz (-10dB, manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Inputs	Two female XLR inputs, 3.5mm auxiliary input and male XLR loop output
Maximum SPL	135dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Network Control	DAScontrol and DASlink app
Optical Input	No
Passive	No
RCA Input	No
Rigging	M10 rigging points
Spinorama Preference Score	0.45
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	2.87
TRS Input	No
USB Input	No
Weight	56.2 lbs (25.5 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
  • DAS Audio Vantec 15A Product Information
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • DAS Audio Vantec 15A vs RCF ART 735-A MK4
  • DAS Audio Vantec 15A vs Behringer Eurolive B215XL
  • DAS Audio Vantec 15A vs Martin Audio XP15
  • DAS Audio Vantec 15A vs RCF ART 715-A MK4
  • DAS Audio Vantec 15A vs JBL SRX835P
  • DAS Audio Vantec 15A vs Martin Audio CDD15
  • DAS Audio Vantec 15A vs JBL SRX815P

#47 JBL CV3025 Passive eBay

Same family: the JBL CV3010 (smaller model, estimated 3.2/5), the JBL CV3012 (smaller model, estimated 3.2/5) and the JBL CV3015 (smaller model, ranked higher, rated 3.2/5).

Pros: A passive installation speaker from JBL’s CV3000 range alongside the measured JBL CV3015: two 15” woofers and a narrower 60° x 60° horn for longer throws. JBL rates it at 101dB sensitivity and 136dB peak with 60° x 60° coverage, so modest amplifier power fills a restaurant, ballroom or event space.

Cons: No independent measurements yet, so it can’t be compared with ranked PA speakers. It is sold through installation dealers rather than general retailers, and it needs an external amplifier with JBL’s recommended EQ for its rated response.

Full JBL CV3025 review and specifications →

Amplifier Power	Passive speaker; requires external amplification
Bass Extension (-3dB)	65Hz (manufacturer specified)
Bluetooth	No
Configuration	Passive 2-way PA speaker
Coverage	60° x 60°
DSP	No (passive)
Dimensions	48.9”H x 19.1”W x 20.5”D (1243 x 484 x 520 mm)
Drivers	2x 15” woofers, JBL 2408H-1 compression driver
Frequency Response	42Hz - 20kHz (-10dB, manufacturer specified)
Maximum SPL	136dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Passive	Yes
Power Handling	800W continuous / 3,200W peak
Rigging	13 x M10 inserts
Sensitivity	101dB
Weight	97.7 lbs (44.3 kg)
XLR Input	No

• Links
  • JBL CV3025 Product Page
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • No independent measurement review is linked for this model; it is ranked from hands-on listening and comparison against similarly priced speakers.

#48 HK Audio LINEAR 5 115 F Passive eBay

Same family: the HK Audio LINEAR 5 112 F (smaller model, rated 3.2/5) and the HK Audio LINEAR 5 112 X (smaller model, rated 3.5/5).

Pros: The 15-inch passive model of the original LINEAR 5 series, a larger sibling of the measured HK Audio LINEAR 5 112 F. A 15” woofer with a 3” voice coil and a 1.75” voice coil compression driver on a rotatable 60° to 90° asymmetric horn are rated for 600W RMS and 135dB peak.

Cons: No independent measurements yet, so it can’t be compared with ranked PA speakers. It needs an external amplifier and controller, and bass stops around 62Hz (-6dB), so most music needs a subwoofer.

Full HK Audio LINEAR 5 115 F review and specifications →

Amplifier Power	Passive speaker; requires external amplification
Bluetooth	No
Configuration	Passive 2-way PA speaker
Coverage	60° to 90° asymmetric x 55°, rotatable
DSP	No (passive)
Drivers	15” woofer with 3” voice coil, 1” exit/1.75” voice coil compression driver
Frequency Response	62Hz - 18kHz (-6dB, manufacturer specified)
Maximum SPL	135dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Passive	Yes
Power Handling	600W RMS
Rigging	3 x M8 rigging points; DuoTilt 3°/7° pole mount
Weight	66.4 lbs (30.1 kg)
XLR Input	No

• Links
  • Official HK Audio LINEAR 5 115 F Website
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • No independent measurement review is linked for this model; it is ranked from hands-on listening and comparison against similarly priced speakers.

#49 Tannoy VX15HP Passive eBay

Same family: the Tannoy VX6 (smaller model, estimated 2.9/5), the Tannoy VX8 (smaller model, estimated 3/5) and the Tannoy VX12 (smaller model, rated 3.1/5).

Pros: A passive model from Tannoy’s VX range alongside the measured Tannoy VX12: the high-power 15” model, whose 99dB sensitivity gets loud from modest amplifier power. Every VX uses a Dual Concentric driver with the tweeter in the center of the woofer, so the sound comes from one point and stays consistent off axis. Tannoy rates it at 99dB sensitivity and 125dB continuous.

Cons: No independent measurements yet, so it can’t be compared with ranked PA speakers. It needs an external amplifier, ideally with Tannoy’s recommended EQ, and US dealers list it as a special order with long lead times.

Full Tannoy VX15HP review and specifications →

Amplifier Power	Passive speaker; requires external amplification
Bass Extension (-3dB)	70Hz (manufacturer specified)
Bluetooth	No
Configuration	Passive Dual Concentric PA speaker
DSP	No (passive)
Drivers	15” PowerDual Dual Concentric driver
Frequency Response	70Hz - 25kHz (-3dB), 58Hz (-10dB) (manufacturer specified)
Impedance	8 ohms
Maximum SPL	125dB continuous (manufacturer specified)
Passive	Yes
Power Handling	400W continuous / 1,600W peak
Rigging	8 x M10 flying and 8 x M10 yoke inserts; 4 x M6 inserts; pole mount
Sensitivity	99dB
Weight	58.4 lbs (26.5 kg)
XLR Input	No

• Links
  • Tannoy VX15HP Product Page
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • No independent measurement review is linked for this model; it is ranked from hands-on listening and comparison against similarly priced speakers.

#50 Behringer Eurolive B215XL: $329.00 Passive Amazon $329.00 B&H Photo Video $329.00 eBay

Same family: the Behringer Eurolive B212XL (smaller model, rated 2.3/5).

Pros: High-quality independent measurement data gives a clear, well-documented result: a 3.39 ideal-subwoofer preference score with 77Hz extension. At a fraction of the price of every active speaker here, it is a genuine budget entry point for a 15-inch two-way box. Measured bass extension of 85Hz (-3dB).

Cons: Being passive, it needs an external amplifier and crossover to work at all, and RMS power handling and build quality trail every powered alternative in this ranking. The 70° x 40° pattern is on the narrow side.

Full Behringer Eurolive B215XL review and specifications →

AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	Passive speaker; use external amplification within the 1,000W peak handling rating
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-3dB)	85Hz (measured, independent data)
Bluetooth	No
Cabinet Material	Molded enclosure
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Passive 2-way bass-reflex PA speaker
Coverage	70° x 40°
DSP	No (passive)
Dimensions	27.4”H x 17.3”W x 13.2”D (695 x 440 x 335 mm)
Drivers	15” woofer, 1.75” titanium-diaphragm compression driver
Frequency Response	55Hz - 20kHz (manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Inputs	Parallel professional twist-lock and quarter-inch inputs
Maximum SPL	126dB (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	Yes
Power Handling	1,000W peak (manufacturer specified)
RCA Input	No
Rigging	Standard speaker-pole mount; optional wall bracket
Spinorama Preference Score	0.25
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	3.39
TRS Input	Yes
USB Input	No
Weight	38.8 lbs (17.6 kg)
XLR Input	No

• Links
  • Behringer Eurolive B215XL Product Page
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Erin’s Audio Corner: Do not buy Behringer B212XL & B215XL for your home theater. Save Your Money. More from Erin’s Audio Corner →
  • Erin’s Audio Corner Website: Behringer Eurolive B215XL
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • Behringer Eurolive B215XL vs RCF ART 715-A MK4
  • Behringer Eurolive B215XL vs DAS Audio Vantec 15A
  • Behringer Eurolive B215XL vs Yamaha DBR15
  • Behringer Eurolive B215XL vs RCF ART 735-A MK4
  • Behringer Eurolive B215XL vs Yamaha CBR15
  • Behringer Eurolive B215XL vs Behringer Eurolive B212XL

#51 RCF ART 715-A MK4: $500.00 Discontinued Guitar Center $500.00 eBay

Newer model: the RCF ART 715-A MK5, ranked higher, rated 3.6/5, released Jan 2024. See every RCF ART 7 generation.

Pros: The 19.6kg cabinet combines 130dB claimed peak output, a broad horn and RCF’s FiRPHASE processing in a straightforward, affordable package for a 15-inch box. Measured bass extension of 65Hz (-3dB).

Cons: The low-quality vendor measurement is truncated and cannot produce a reliable preference score. This discontinued MK4 offers little reason to choose it over the newer RCF ART 715-A MK5 unless the used price is substantially lower.

Full RCF ART 715-A MK4 review and specifications →

Released	Aug 2017 (9 years ago)
AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	1,400W peak / 700W RMS (1,000W LF + 400W HF peak, manufacturer specified)
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-3dB)	65Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Cabinet Material	Polypropylene composite
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Active 2-way bass-reflex PA speaker
Coverage	100° x 60°
Crossover Frequency	1.6kHz (manufacturer specified)
DSP	Yes, FiRPHASE, EQ, limiting and protection
Dimensions	27.9”H x 17.2”W x 15.3”D (708 x 437 x 389 mm)
Drivers	15” woofer, 1” compression driver
Frequency Response	45Hz - 20kHz (manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Inputs	XLR/jack combo input; XLR output
Maximum SPL	130dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	No
RCA Input	No
Rigging	Two M10 fly points; 35mm pole socket
TRS Input	Yes
USB Input	No
Weight	43.2 lbs (19.6 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
  • RCF ART 715-A MK4 Product Information
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • RCF ART 715-A MK4 vs Behringer Eurolive B215XL
  • RCF ART 715-A MK4 vs Yamaha DBR15
  • RCF ART 715-A MK4 vs DAS Audio Vantec 15A
  • RCF ART 715-A MK4 vs RCF ART 735-A MK4
  • RCF ART 715-A MK4 vs Audiofocus VENU 15a
  • RCF ART 715-A MK4 vs RCF ART 745-A MK4
  • RCF ART 715-A MK4 vs RCF ART 745-A MK5
  • RCF ART 715-A MK4 vs RCF NX 915-A
  • See all 21 comparisons

#52 JBL SRX835P: $2,499.00 each Amazon $2,499.00 eBay

Same family: the JBL SRX812P (smaller model, estimated 3/5) and the JBL SRX815P (smaller model, ranked lower, estimated 3/5).

Pros: A powered three-way PA speaker from JBL Professional with a 15” woofer, a midrange and a compression driver on a horn, rated at 2,000W. Audio Science Review measured a preference score of 2.01 that reaches 3.67 with an ideal subwoofer, with 0.85 listening window deviation. Measured bass extension of 39.6Hz (-3dB).

Cons: Audio Science Review found an uneven response (1.70 average on-axis deviation). Bass reaches 39.6Hz (-3dB) and about 33Hz (-10dB).

Full JBL SRX835P review and specifications →

Released	2015 (11 years ago)
AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	2,000W
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-10dB)	about 33.2Hz (measured, Audio Science Review)
Bass Extension (-3dB)	39.6Hz (measured, Audio Science Review)
Bluetooth	No
Coaxial Input	No
DIY Kit	No
Drivers	15” woofer, midrange, compression driver on horn
HDMI Input	No
Maximum SPL	137dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Optical Input	No
Passive	No
RCA Input	No
Rigging	12 x M10 suspension points; 36mm pole socket
Spinorama Preference Score	2.01
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	3.67
TRS Input	No
USB Input	No
Weight	85.1 lbs (38.6 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Audio Science Review Measurements (spinorama.org) More from Audio Science Review →
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • JBL SRX835P vs JBL SRX815P
  • JBL SRX835P vs DAS Audio Vantec 15A
  • JBL SRX835P vs Seeburg X8

#53 JBL SRX815P: $1,899.00 each Amazon $1,899.00 eBay

Same family: the JBL SRX812P (smaller model, estimated 3/5) and the JBL SRX835P (larger model, ranked higher, rated 3/5).

Pros: A powered two-way PA speaker from JBL’s SRX800 tour-grade line with a 15” woofer and a compression driver on a waveguide, rated at 2,000W, with onboard DSP presets and XLR/TRS combo inputs.

Cons: No independent measurements yet, so its tonal balance and directivity can’t be compared directly with measured speakers; the rating is estimated from its measured three-way sibling, the JBL SRX835P, which Audio Science Review found uneven.

Full JBL SRX815P review and specifications →

Released	2015 (11 years ago)
AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	2,000W
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-3dB)	44Hz (manufacturer specified)
Bluetooth	No
Coaxial Input	No
DIY Kit	No
DSP	Yes
Drivers	15” woofer, compression driver on waveguide
HDMI Input	No
Inputs	XLR/TRS combo
Maximum SPL	137dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Optical Input	No
Passive	No
RCA Input	No
Rigging	12 x M10 suspension points; dual 36mm pole sockets
TRS Input	Yes
USB Input	No
Weight	63.1 lbs (28.6 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • No independent measurement review is linked for this model; it is ranked from hands-on listening and comparison against similarly priced speakers.
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • JBL SRX815P vs JBL SRX835P
  • JBL SRX815P vs DAS Audio Vantec 15A
  • JBL SRX815P vs Seeburg X8

#54 Yamaha DBR15: $559.99 B&H Photo Video $559.99 Guitar Center $559.99 eBay

Same family: the Yamaha DBR10 (smaller powered model, rated 3.4/5), the Yamaha DBR12 (smaller powered model, rated 3.6/5), the Yamaha CBR10 (smallest passive model, estimated 3.2/5), the Yamaha CBR12 (passive model, estimated 3.4/5) and the Yamaha CBR15 (largest passive model, ranked lower, estimated 2.7/5).

Pros: Yamaha’s most portable 15-inch powered speaker carries the same DSP and amplification platform as the DXR and DZR series, with a built-in 2-channel mixer accepting XLR, 1/4-inch, RCA and 3.5mm sources. Measured bass extension of 53Hz (-3dB).

Cons: Medium-quality vendor data shows a 2.87 ideal-subwoofer preference score, one of the weaker results in this ranking and well below the Yamaha DBR12’s own measured result, so a subwoofer partner matters more here than with most alternatives.

Full Yamaha DBR15 review and specifications →

Released	Sep 2014 (12 years ago)
AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	1000W dynamic / 465W continuous (800W LF + 200W HF dynamic)
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-3dB)	53Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Cabinet Material	Plastic
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Active 2-way bass-reflex PA speaker
Coverage	90° x 60° (constant directivity horn)
DSP	Yes
Dimensions	27.6”H x 17.9”W x 14.9”D (700 x 455 x 378 mm)
Drivers	15” woofer, 1.4” compression driver
Frequency Response	50Hz - 20kHz (-10dB, manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Inputs	2 x XLR/TRS combo and stereo RCA; XLR output
Maximum SPL	132dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	No
RCA Input	Yes
Rigging	3 x M8 points; 35mm pole mount
Spinorama Preference Score	0.49
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	2.87
TRS Input	Yes
USB Input	No
Weight	42.5 lbs (19.3 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
  • Yamaha DBR15 Product Information
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • Yamaha DBR15 vs RCF ART 715-A MK4
  • Yamaha DBR15 vs Behringer Eurolive B215XL
  • Yamaha DBR15 vs Yamaha CBR15
  • Yamaha DBR15 vs Audiofocus VENU 15a
  • Yamaha DBR15 vs RCF ART 735-A MK4
  • Yamaha DBR15 vs RCF ART 745-A MK4
  • Yamaha DBR15 vs RCF ART 745-A MK5
  • Yamaha DBR15 vs RCF NX 915-A
  • See all 21 comparisons

#55 FBT Mitus 152A eBay

Same family: the FBT Mitus 115A (smaller model, ranked higher, rated 3.7/5) and the FBT Mitus 215A (larger model, ranked lower, rated 2.7/5).

Pros: Very deep bass for a full-range PA speaker, 50Hz at -3dB and about 43Hz at -10dB in vendor measurements, with a 136dB peak from 1,350W of built-in power and a smooth on-axis response (0.49dB average deviation). Measured bass extension of 50Hz (-3dB).

Cons: Preference scores of 1.07 standalone and 3.34 with an ideal subwoofer are low because the narrow 60° x 40° horn makes the listening window and in-room balance uneven. It weighs 36.5kg.

Full FBT Mitus 152A review and specifications →

AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	1,350W RMS (1,100W LF + 250W HF)
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-10dB)	about 42.8Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bass Extension (-3dB)	50Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Active 2-way PA speaker
Coverage	60° x 40° (rotatable)
DSP	Yes
Drivers	15” B&C woofer with 3” voice coil, 2” exit B&C compression driver on a rotatable horn
Frequency Response	45Hz - 20kHz (manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Maximum SPL	136dB peak / 129dB continuous (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	No
RCA Input	No
Rigging	12 x M10 rigging points; 35mm pole socket
Spinorama Preference Score	1.07
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	3.34
TRS Input	No
USB Input	No
Weight	80.5 lbs (36.5 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
  • FBT Mitus 152A Product Page
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements

#56 Martin Audio FlexPoint FP15 Passive eBay

Same family: the Martin Audio FlexPoint FP4 (smaller model, rated 3/5), the Martin Audio FlexPoint FP6 (smaller model, rated 3/5), the Martin Audio FlexPoint FP8 (smaller model, rated 3/5) and the Martin Audio FlexPoint FP12 (smaller model, rated 3/5).

Pros: The deepest bass of the FlexPoint range, 53Hz at -3dB and about 42Hz at -10dB in vendor measurements, with 99dB sensitivity and a 132dB peak. Measured bass extension of 53Hz (-3dB).

Cons: Preference scores of 0.31 standalone and 2.53 with an ideal subwoofer are among the lowest here, because the listening window spreads across a 10.1dB band. It is passive and weighs 27.4kg.

Full Martin Audio FlexPoint FP15 review and specifications →

Released	2023 (3 years ago)
AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	Passive speaker; requires external amplification
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-10dB)	about 42.4Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bass Extension (-3dB)	53Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Passive 2-way coaxial PA speaker
DSP	No (passive)
Drivers	15” coaxial woofer with 1.4” compression driver
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Maximum SPL	132dB peak / 126dB continuous (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	Yes
RCA Input	No
Rigging	4 x M10 and 17 x M8 inserts; dual-angle pole socket
Sensitivity	99dB
Spinorama Preference Score	0.31
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	2.53
TRS Input	No
USB Input	No
Weight	60.4 lbs (27.4 kg)
XLR Input	No

• Links
  • Martin Audio FlexPoint FP15 Product Page
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements

#57 FBT Mitus 215A eBay

Same family: the FBT Mitus 115A (smaller model, ranked higher, rated 3.7/5) and the FBT Mitus 152A (smaller model, ranked higher, rated 2.9/5).

Pros: Two 15-inch woofers take bass to 49Hz at -3dB and about 38Hz at -10dB in vendor measurements, enough to run many events without a subwoofer, with a 133dB continuous rating. Measured bass extension of 48.7Hz (-3dB).

Cons: Preference scores of 0.45 standalone and 2.72 with an ideal subwoofer are low, because the listening window spreads across 4.6dB and the predicted in-room response is uneven. It weighs 54.5kg.

Full FBT Mitus 215A review and specifications →

AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	1,350W RMS (1,100W LF + 250W HF)
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-10dB)	about 38.0Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bass Extension (-3dB)	48.7Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Active 2-way PA speaker
DSP	Yes
Drivers	2 x 15” woofers with 3” voice coils, 2” exit compression driver
Frequency Response	42Hz - 20kHz (manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Maximum SPL	136dB peak / 133dB continuous (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	No
RCA Input	No
Rigging	12 x M10 rigging points; 35mm pole socket
Spinorama Preference Score	0.45
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	2.72
TRS Input	No
USB Input	No
Weight	120.2 lbs (54.5 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
  • FBT Mitus 215A Product Page
• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements

#58 Biamp Community V2-3594 Passive eBay

Same family: the Biamp Community V2-6 (smaller model, rated 2.8/5), the Biamp Community V2-26 (smaller model, rated 2.8/5), the Biamp Community V2-8 (smaller model, rated 2.7/5), the Biamp Community V2-28 (smaller model, rated 2.4/5) and the Biamp Community V2-3294 (smaller model, rated 2.7/5).

Pros: Bass reaches 75Hz at -3dB and about 50Hz at -10dB in vendor measurements, with 99dB sensitivity and a 128dB peak for halls and gyms. Measured bass extension of 75Hz (-3dB).

Cons: Preference scores of -0.23 standalone and 2.63 with an ideal subwoofer are low because the listening window spreads across 5.2dB and off-axis tone varies. It is passive and weighs 27kg.

Full Biamp Community V2-3594 review and specifications →

AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	Passive speaker; requires external amplification
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-10dB)	about 49.7Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bass Extension (-3dB)	75Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Passive 3-way installation PA speaker
Coverage	90° x 40° (rotatable)
DSP	No (passive)
Drivers	15” woofer, midrange horn, compression driver on a rotatable horn
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Maximum SPL	128dB peak / 122dB continuous (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	Yes
RCA Input	No
Rigging	M10 threaded rigging points
Sensitivity	99dB
Spinorama Preference Score	-0.23
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	2.63
TRS Input	No
USB Input	No
Weight	59.5 lbs (27 kg)
XLR Input	No

• Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
  • Spinorama Measurements

#59 Yamaha CBR15: $384.00 Passive B&H Photo Video $384.00 eBay

Same family: the Yamaha DBR10 (smallest powered model, rated 3.4/5), the Yamaha DBR12 (powered model, rated 3.6/5), the Yamaha DBR15 (largest powered model, ranked higher, rated 2.9/5), the Yamaha CBR10 (smaller passive model, estimated 3.2/5) and the Yamaha CBR12 (smaller passive model, estimated 3.4/5).

Pros: The passive version of the measured Yamaha DBR15, sharing its 15” woofer, compression driver and lightweight polypropylene cabinet with 90° x 60° coverage. Yamaha rates it at 96dB sensitivity, 126dB maximum SPL and bass to 46Hz (-10dB), and at 17.7 kg it is one of the lighter 15-inch boxes.

Cons: No independent measurements yet, so it can’t be compared with ranked PA speakers. It needs an external amplifier, and without the powered model’s DSP its response depends on the amplifier’s EQ. The measured powered version is a budget design, so expect the same limits on output and smoothness.

Full Yamaha CBR15 review and specifications →

Released	Dec 2014 (11 years ago)
Amplifier Power	Passive speaker; requires external amplification
Bluetooth	No
Configuration	Passive 2-way bass-reflex PA speaker
Coverage	90° x 60°
DSP	No (passive)
Drivers	15” woofer, 1” voice coil compression driver
Frequency Response	46Hz - 20kHz (-10dB, manufacturer specified)
Impedance	8 ohms
Maximum SPL	126dB (calculated, manufacturer specified)
Passive	Yes
Power Handling	1,000W peak
Rigging	3 x M8 inserts; 35mm pole socket
Sensitivity	96dB
Weight	39 lbs (17.7 kg)
XLR Input	No

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  • No independent measurement review is linked for this model; it is ranked from hands-on listening and comparison against similarly priced speakers.
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#60 PreSonus ULT15 eBay

Same family: the PreSonus ULT10 (smaller model, rated 3/5) and the PreSonus ULT12 (smaller model, rated 2.6/5).

Pros: A 15” version of the PreSonus ULT10 with a 1” compression driver, 1300W peak and a two channel mixer, rated to a 136dB maximum.

Cons: No independent measurements yet, so it can’t be compared with ranked PA speakers. Its measured siblings sit low in the PA rankings, and at 26.8 kg it is heavy to lift onto a stand.

Full PreSonus ULT15 review and specifications →

Released	2016 (10 years ago)
Amplifier Power	650W RMS (1,300W peak; 500W LF + 150W HF, Class D)
Bass Extension (-3dB)	52Hz (manufacturer specified)
Bluetooth	No
Dimensions	28.5”H x 17.3”W x 16”D (724 x 439 x 406 mm)
Drivers	1x 1.75” voice coil 1” exit compression driver, 1x 15” woofer (2.5” voice coil)
Enclosure	15 mm eucalyptus plywood
Frequency Response	52Hz - 18kHz (±3dB, manufacturer specified)
Inputs	2x combo XLR/1/4” with onboard mixer
Maximum SPL	136dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Passive	No
Rigging	12 x M10 rigging points; dual-position pole mount
Weight	59.1 lbs (26.8 kg)

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  • No independent measurement review is linked for this model; it is ranked from hands-on listening and comparison against similarly priced speakers.

#61 Audiofocus VENU 15a: $3,220 eBay

Same family: the Audiofocus VENU 8a (smaller model, rated 1.9/5) and the Audiofocus VENU 12a (smaller model, rated 2.8/5).

Pros: A 100° x 60° horn and 136dB claimed peak give it wide coverage and high maximum output for stage use, and its 22.5kg weight is manageable for a 15-inch touring box. Measured bass extension of 106Hz (-3dB).

Cons: Low-quality vendor data shows a 1.04 ideal-subwoofer preference score with bass extension only to roughly 106Hz, the weakest measured result in this entire ranking; this cabinet is voiced as a subwoofer-dependent top rather than a stand-alone full-range box.

Full Audiofocus VENU 15a review and specifications →

AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	Self-powered Class D amplifier; output rating not published by AUDIOFOCUS in the current specification
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-3dB)	106Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Cabinet Material	High-grade birch plywood with polyurea coating
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Active 2-way bass-reflex PA speaker
Coverage	100° x 60°
DSP	Yes
Dimensions	25.1”H x 16.8”W x 16.2”D (638 x 426 x 412 mm)
Drivers	15” woofer, compression driver
Frequency Response	47Hz - 20kHz (-6dB, manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Inputs	Three-pin XLR input and link output
Maximum SPL	136dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	No
RCA Input	No
Rigging	Adjustable pole mount and M8 threaded inserts
Spinorama Preference Score	-2.63
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	1.04
TRS Input	No
USB Input	No
Weight	49.6 lbs (22.5 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

• Links
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  • Spinorama Measurements
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
  • Audiofocus VENU 15a vs Yamaha DBR15
  • Audiofocus VENU 15a vs RCF ART 715-A MK4

#62 Altec Lansing SoundRover Pro 650: $249.99 each Amazon $249.99 eBay

Pros: A 15-inch woofer and horn-loaded tweeter in a wheeled cabinet with a trolley handle, at a lower price than most 15-inch PA speakers. A wireless microphone and a tripod stand come in the box, and it adds a guitar input, a 1/8-inch aux input, USB and SD playback, USB charging ports and LED lighting. Two can be paired for stereo. Measured bass extension of 60Hz (-3dB).

Cons: Erin’s Audio Corner’s Klippel measurements are among the worst we rank: the listening window swings over an 8.4dB span between 300Hz and 5kHz, the predicted in-room response is very uneven (0.24 smoothness), and the preference score is -0.72 (1.81 with an ideal subwoofer). Bass only reaches about 60Hz (-3dB) and 56Hz (-6dB) despite the 15-inch woofer, and horizontal coverage averages a narrow 30 degrees. It has no battery and no app.

Full Altec Lansing SoundRover Pro 650 review and specifications →

Released	Oct 2024 (2 years ago)
Amplifier Power	650W peak
App	No
Aux Input	Yes
Bass Extension (-10dB)	52Hz (measured, Erin’s Audio Corner)
Bass Extension (-3dB)	60Hz (measured, Erin’s Audio Corner)
Battery Life	No Battery
Bluetooth	Yes
Bluetooth Codecs	SBC
Built-in Microphone	No
Digital Aux Input	No
Dimensions	31.5”H x 18”W x 22”D (801 x 457 x 558 mm)
Drivers	15” woofer, horn-loaded tweeter
Guitar Input	Yes
Lights	Yes
Microphone Input	Yes (wireless microphone included)
Omnidirectional	No
Party Mode	No
Passive	No
Power Bank	Yes (USB charging ports)
Power Input	AC Power cord
Removable Battery	No
Spinorama Preference Score	-0.72
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	1.81
Stereo	No
Strap	No
TWS	Yes
USB Playback	Yes (USB and SD card)
Weight	44.1 lbs (20 kg)
Wheels	Yes
Wi-Fi	No

• Links
  • Official Altec Lansing SoundRover Pro 650 Website
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  • Erin’s Audio Corner: Let’s PARTY!!!! Live Review of Altec Lansing SoundRover 650! More from Erin’s Audio Corner →
  • Erin’s Audio Corner Measurements (spinorama.org)
• Head-to-Head Comparisons
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