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Did you know the RX1200L and XP1000L have more than two internal power amplifiers? It is very common for "Box Mixers" to have a stereo power amp section for stereo mains speakers. Many, like our XP800L, have a switch feature that reconfigures the two amps to a mono main amp and a monitor amp. The XP1000L and the RX1200L have additional amplifiers, so you are free to run monitors without sacrificing your stereo mains. The XP1000L has one additional amp for a total of three internal power amps. This amp is connected to the monitor send mix on each channel and can be adjusted independent of the mains mix going to the other two amplifiers. It can run up to two 8 ohm monitors. The RX1200L has two additional amps for a total of four internal amplifiers. One amp is connected to the Monitor 1 send and the other to the Monitor 2 send, for running up to four 8 ohm monitors with two mixes. For a compact, portable stereo system with monitors, get the XP1000L 10 channel 1200 watt three amp mixer, or the RX1200L 12 channel 1600 watt four amp mixer.
For systems with main speakers and the RX1200L mixer click here.
For systems with main speakers and the XP1000L mixer click here.
For adding monitors to these systems click here.
A standard setup for live music is usually placing loudspeakers on the left and right side of the stage. This is ideal for covering the audience out front of the stage. However, there are many instances where a venue may have seating to the side, behind, or even at the foot of the stage where your speakers cannot not cover. This article will review a few tips on placing additional speakers to fill in those areas.
If you are a sound professional and are looking to step up to a line array, a column or 10” line array might suite you. The efficiency and clarity of column and line arrays are the best way to overcome coverage issues as you can run overall volume lower without sacrificing coverage.
