Pair Dual 12" Speakers~Pair 10" Monitors~4 Cables~PA/DJ

When you need both mains and monitors but don't want to piece together a system from different manufacturers, this SA-122TPKG2 package gets you everything in one shot. You're looking at dual 12" mains that push 600 watts RMS each, paired with 10" floor monitors that handle 150 watts RMS, plus all the speaker cables to wire it up.

The dual 12" mains are built for the real world — each cabinet houses two 12" woofers with serious magnets (40 oz each) and 6x12 titanium horns that cut through stage noise without getting harsh. At 4 ohms impedance, they'll pull full power from most amps, and the dual ports give you actual low-end response down to 45Hz. That's bass guitar territory, not just kick drum thump.

Those 10" monitors aren't an afterthought either. At 8 ohms with focused dispersion, they give you clean stage sound without fighting your mains for power. The angled design throws sound up toward your ears, not into your mics, which keeps feedback drama to a minimum during soundcheck.

This setup handles club gigs, outdoor festivals up to 300 people, church services where you need clear vocals, and DJ gigs where you want both room coverage and booth monitoring. The whole system runs efficiently at 96dB sensitivity, so you're not killing your amp trying to get volume.

Bottom line: If you need a complete PA solution that handles both audience and performers without mixing and matching components, this package delivers working-musician reliability at a price that won't wreck your gear budget.

Pro Tip: Run your monitors from separate aux sends on your mixer, not from the main mix — this lets you control exactly what each performer hears without affecting the house sound, and it's the difference between a professional monitor mix and just "more of everything louder."

Technical Specifications

• Main Speakers: SA-122T (pair of dual 12" PA speakers)
• Main Speaker Power (RMS): 600 watts each
• Main Speaker Power (Peak): 1200 watts each
• Main Speaker Impedance: 4 ohms
• Main Speaker Drivers: 2x 12" woofers (40 oz magnet, 2" kapton voice coil each), 6x12 titanium horn tweeter
• Monitor Speakers: SA-10MX (pair of 10" floor monitors)
• Monitor Power (RMS): 150 watts each
• Monitor Power (Peak): 300 watts each
• Monitor Impedance: 8 ohms
• Monitor Drivers: 10" woofer (50 oz magnet, 2" voice coil), 7x9 titanium horn tweeter
• Frequency Response: 45Hz - 20kHz (both speakers)
• Sensitivity: 96 dB (both speakers)
• Crossover: 12/18dB per octave 2-way (mains), 2-way (monitors)
• Inputs: Dual 1/4" and dual speakon (all speakers)
• Main Speaker Dimensions: 35" H x 16" W x 14" D
• Main Speaker Weight: 60 lbs each
• Monitor Dimensions: 23.5" H x 14.5" L x 14.75" D
• Monitor Weight: 38 lbs each
• Cables Included: 4x 50' 14-gauge speaker cables with 1/4" TRS connectors
• Cabinet Construction: 5/8" plywood front panel (mains), black carpet with metal corners
• Warranty: One year
• Recommended For: Live bands, mobile DJs, churches, venues up to 300 people

Frequently Asked Questions

What size venue can this system actually handle?

You're good for venues up to 300 people — think small clubs, outdoor stages, wedding receptions, and church sanctuaries. The dual 12s push enough air for live bands while the 10" monitors give performers clear stage sound. Push it beyond that capacity and you'll be working your amp too hard.

Do I really need a subwoofer with this setup?

Not necessarily. Those dual 12s with dual ports reach down to 45Hz, which covers most bass guitar and kick drum fundamentals. If you're doing hip-hop, EDM, or reggae where sub-bass is crucial, or if you're playing larger venues, then yes, add a sub. But for rock bands, country, acoustic acts, or speaking events, these mains have enough low-end.

Will the monitors cause feedback issues?

Not if you position them correctly. Keep them in front of your mics, angled toward your ears, not the mic capsules. The focused dispersion helps, but proper placement and using your mixer's monitor aux sends (not just turning up the mains) is what prevents feedback wars during soundcheck.

Can these monitors double as delay speakers for larger venues?

Absolutely. The 10" monitors work great as fill speakers or delay towers for outdoor gigs where you need coverage farther back. They have the same frequency response as the mains, just less output, so they'll blend well when time-aligned properly.