If you need white speakers that actually sound good, the Arctic 10 delivers. Designed for churches, schools, and any venue where visual aesthetics matter as much as sound quality, this isn't just another white box that compromises performance for looks. The textured white finish blends into sanctuary walls while the 10-inch woofer and 1⅜-inch titanium tweeter provide the power and clarity you need for live sound reinforcement.

The numbers tell the story: 200 watts RMS, 400 watts peak, with a frequency response from 47Hz to 20kHz through the ported cabinet. At 94 dB sensitivity and 8 ohms impedance, it works efficiently with most mixing boards and amplifiers without demanding excessive power. You'll get 114 dB continuous SPL — enough for congregations up to 150 people without the speakers working hard or sounding strained during those two-hour Sunday services.

Versatility is built in. Mount it on a tripod for main PA duty, angle it back as a floor monitor for the worship team, or install it permanently using the included ceiling fly points and hardware. Dual ¼-inch and dual Speakon inputs mean you can connect it to whatever amplifier setup you're running. At 29 pounds with recessed handles, it's manageable for setup and breakdown without being flimsy.

The 12/18dB crossover at 3kHz keeps the woofer and tweeter working in their sweet spots, while dual glass bulb tweeter protection prevents blown drivers when someone accidentally sends a feedback spike through the system. This is gear built for real-world use where things go wrong and you need speakers that keep working.

Bottom line: If you need white speakers for permanent installation or portable use where appearance matters, the Arctic 10 delivers legitimate sound quality without the usual aesthetic compromises — perfect for houses of worship, schools, or upscale venues where black boxes won't cut it visually.

Technical Specifications

• Power (RMS): 200 Watts
• Power (Peak): 400 Watts
• Woofer: 10" with 50 oz magnet, 2" voice coil
• HF Driver: 1⅜" titanium driver tweeter with 10 oz magnet
• Frequency Response: 47Hz - 20kHz
• Max SPL: 114 dB continuous, 117 dB peak
• Sensitivity: 94 +/-3 dB
• Impedance: 8 Ohms
• Crossover: 12/18dB per octave at 3kHz
• Inputs: Two ¼" inputs, two Speakon inputs
• Cabinet: Ported enclosure with textured white finish
• Mounting: 1⅜" tripod mount, ceiling fly points included
• Dimensions: 19.75" × 13" × 12"
• Weight: 29 lbs
• Warranty: One Year
• Recommended For: Church sound, white venue installations, floor monitoring

Frequently Asked Questions

How many people can the Arctic 10 cover for church services?

You're looking at clear coverage for up to 150 people in typical indoor sanctuary settings. For larger spaces or if you're doing outdoor services, you'll want to add a subwoofer or run multiple cabinets. The 94 dB sensitivity and 114 dB continuous output means you get adequate volume without the drivers working overtime during those long Sunday morning services.

What cables do I need to connect this to my mixer?

You can use either ¼-inch speaker cables or Speakon cables — the Arctic 10 has both input types for maximum compatibility with whatever amplifier setup you're running. Just make sure you're using actual speaker cable, not instrument cable, for proper power handling and sound quality.

Can I mount these permanently in the sanctuary?

Yes, fly point connectors are built into the top and both sides for ceiling installation, and the mounting hardware is included. You can also use the bottom-mounted 1⅜-inch tripod socket for speaker stands, or angle the cabinet back for floor monitor duty during worship team rehearsals.

Do I need a subwoofer with these for church sound?

The ported design gets you down to 47Hz, which handles most worship music and spoken word without additional help. But if you're running contemporary worship with heavy bass content, or you're covering more than 150 people, adding a subwoofer will give you the low-end impact and headroom you need for a fuller sound.