ALTO TX412 700W 12-Inch Powered PA Speaker with TWS Bluetooth, 2-Channel Mixer, for Outdoor DJ or Band Performances, Rehersals, Venues or Events
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Style: TX4 with Bluetooth
Size: 12" PA Speaker
Features
- Sonic Might - A sonic beast wrapped in a sleek package, the TX412 PA Loudspeaker excels at providing robust audio in any crowded restaurant, bar, larger practice space, or mid-sized performance venue
- Hear the Dream - The TX412 loudspeaker is designed to deliver powerful sound that easily cuts through crowd and background noise while retaining stunning clarity and detail even at max volume
- Straightforward Setup and Operation - Experience full 700W bi-amplified power; TX412 features easy-to-use, ultra effective controls, and comes ready for both pole mounting and floor monitor use
- Bluetooth Connectivity - Seamless streaming from any app, perfect for all applications that require two simultaneous sources of audio, such as a microphone and background music running at the same time
- Bluetooth True Wireless Stereo (TWS) - Cable-free audio streaming lets you easily connect your devices for immersive, rich stereo sound in any setup, whether taking a break or jamming
- Pro-Grade Performance - Built-in 2-channel mixer for microphone, line level and Bluetooth inputs; Mix output for linking multiple speakers; contour EQ for music-playback; integrated 36mm pole socket
- Built to Last - Rugged, entirely metal grille and sturdy enclosure for premium style and protection, with the added bonus of excellent portability and ergonomic handles for easy setup and light travels
- Optimum Coverage - 12-inch LF driver; 2-inch voice coil; 1-inch titanium diaphragm HF compression driver; 90x60 Wide-Dispersion horns; 700W ultra-efficient Class-D amplifiers (500LF + 200HF)
- Precision Engineered - This loudspeaker and all other products in the TX Series are designed and tuned in the USA
- Input Power - TX412 works in countries with 100/120V; 50/60 Hz
Description
The Alto Professional TX412 is an all-purpose solution for any performer or business owner looking to bring serious sonic power to any large space or outdoor area without breaking the bank. Tuned and designed in the United States, this unit punches far above its price point-the TX412 is optimized to deliver lush sound with harmonic clarity and detail, even when utilizing all 700W this unit is capable of. The TX412's highly intuitive and easy-to-operate controls allow users to fine-tune the output regardless of technical know-how or experience. Whether mounted on a pole or used as a floor wedge, this powerhouse of a PA speaker is optimized to deliver rich and crisp sound in any configuration. In addition, the back panel of the TX412 is outfitted with a set of parameters that give users control over EQ without weighing them down with a confusing array of knobs and sliders. Thanks to Bluetooth connectivity, the TX Series ensures users can get their PA system up and running completely cable-free. In addition, the TX Series’ powerful Bluetooth True Wireless Stereo (TWS) connectivity allows users to run two units in conjunction without having to purchase any extraneous equipment or cables.
Brand: ALTO
Item dimensions L x W x H: 13.5 x 14.92 x 24.9 inches
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth
Color: Black
Compatible Devices: MP3 Player, Laptop, Tablet, Smartphone
Mounting Type: Floor Standing
Power Source: Corded Electric
Item Weight: 29.3 Pounds
Output Wattage: 700 Watts
Number of Channels: 2
Manufacturer: inMusic Brands Inc.
UPC: 816311012300
Product Dimensions: 13.5 x 14.92 x 24.9 inches
Item Weight: 29.3 pounds
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: TX412
Date First Available: January 23, 2025
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