Description
The NU-X DA-30BT is a compact amplified speaker built for personal on-stage monitoring. Its tilt-back cabinet lets you angle the sound up towards you when the unit sits on the floor as a wedge monitor, so you hear your own signal clearly without cluttering the stage. Inside sits a 30W amplifier paired with a coaxial driver that combines a 10" low-frequency cone and a 1" high-frequency unit, giving you full-range output for accurate sound reproduction.
You get two main input channels, each with its own volume control, so you can balance a couple of sources at once. An Aux input on a 3.5mm jack and an internal Bluetooth receiver handle wireless playback of backing tracks straight from a phone or tablet. Global bass and treble controls let you shape the overall tone to suit the room and your material. The channel inputs use 6.3mm jacks (also called quarter-inch jacks), which suit guitars, keyboards and line-level gear.
Beyond monitoring, the DA-30BT works well as an FRFR (full-range, flat-response) amplifier for modelling rigs and as backline for electronic drums. Power comes in via a standard IEC connection running on 220-240Vac, with a maximum draw of 40W. The cabinet measures 380 x 340 x 300mm and weighs 13.0kg, so it stays portable enough to carry to rehearsals and gigs. It's a straightforward, do-it-all amp for players who want their own reliable sound source on stage.
Specification
| Power supply |
220-240Vac 50/60Hz (IEC) |
| Power consumption |
40W max. |
| Inputs |
Ch1+2 (6.3mm jack), Aux (3.5mm jack) |
| Output power : rms |
30W |
| Driver |
250mmØ (10") LF + 25mmØ (1") HF coaxial |
| Dimensions |
380mm x 340mm x 300mm |
| Weight |
13.00KG |
Downloads
Product Manual
Frequently Asked
What is the DA-30BT designed for?
It works as a personal on-stage monitor, an FRFR amplifier for modelling rigs, and backline for electronic drums. The tilt-back cabinet lets you use it as a floor wedge.
How many inputs does it have?
Two main channels on 6.3mm jacks, each with its own volume control, plus an Aux input on a 3.5mm jack and an internal Bluetooth receiver.
Can I play backing tracks wirelessly?
Yes. The internal Bluetooth receiver lets you stream backing tracks from a phone or tablet without cables.
What driver and power does it use?
A 30W RMS amplifier drives a coaxial driver with a 10" low-frequency cone and a 1" high-frequency unit for full-range output.
How do I adjust the tone?
Global bass and treble controls shape the overall sound. These apply across the mix rather than to individual channels.
How big and heavy is it?
It measures 380 x 340 x 300mm and weighs 13.0kg, so it's portable enough for rehearsals and gigs.