Description
The Citronic CS810A MonoSound A is an active speaker bundle built for a single space of around 50 square metres, or 30 to 40 people. It brings together an active subwoofer and top cabinets, a mounting pole and a 3 metre XLR link lead, giving you the core parts for a compact mono PA setup in one package.
With a peak power rating of 1800W, the bundle has enough headroom for small events, functions and venues where you want clear sound without setting up a full stereo rig. The frequency response runs from 60Hz to 19kHz, covering the low end handled by the sub through to the higher detail carried by the top cabinets. Because the speakers are active, the amplification is built in, so you connect your source and go rather than pairing separate amplifiers.
The included mounting pole raises the top cabinet above the sub to help spread sound across the room, and the 3 metre XLR (also called a balanced cable) link lead connects the two parts together. Speakers and accessories are packed separately, which keeps everything protected in transit and makes it easier to carry the parts into place. It is a practical choice for mobile DJs, presenters and small hire situations where you need a straightforward mono system that packs down between jobs.
Specification
| Length |
3m |
| Current rating |
810 |
| Power |
1800 |
| Type |
PA System |
Frequently Asked
What size space does the CS810A suit?
It is designed for a space of around 50 square metres, roughly 30 to 40 people, making it a good fit for small functions and venues.
What is included in the bundle?
You get an active subwoofer, top cabinets, a mounting pole and a 3 metre XLR link lead.
What is the peak power rating?
The bundle has a peak power rating of 1800W.
What frequency range does it cover?
The frequency response runs from 60Hz to 19kHz.
Do I need a separate amplifier?
No. The speakers are active, so amplification is built in. You just connect your audio source.
Is this a stereo or mono system?
It is a mono system, using one active sub and top cabinet setup rather than a left and right pair.