RCF ART 915-A 2100W 15-Inch Two-Way Powered PA Loudspeaker Single-Speaker Mobile PA System with ART-COVER-915 Padded Protective Cover and On-Stage SS7730B Tripod Speaker Stand

RCF ART 915-A Compact Mobile PA Bundle: 2100W Cabinet, Tripod Stand, and Padded Cover in One Order

This bundle is the complete single-speaker mobile PA system for the solo DJ playing a 50-person reception, the singer-songwriter playing a coffeehouse, the mobile karaoke host setting up at a sports bar, and the houses-of-worship overflow audio team running a small chapel service. One 2100-watt RCF ART 915-A active cabinet. One On-Stage SS7730B tripod stand to elevate it above the audience. One ART-COVER-915 padded cover to protect it between gigs. Three pieces. One purchase. Everything the buyer needs to set up a clean, powerful PA in under five minutes and tear it down for the next gig.

RCF ART 915-A: 2100W of Class-D Bi-Amplification in a Single 15-Inch Cabinet

The ART 915-A is RCF's flagship 15-inch two-way active speaker — 2100 watts peak from a Class-D bi-amplification system that drives 1400W to the 15-inch woofer and 700W to the 1.75-inch HF compression driver. Maximum SPL hits 131 dB at one meter — enough output to fill rooms where a single cabinet has historically not been enough. Frequency response is linear from 45 Hz to 20 kHz, which means the bottom-end weight and the top-end detail both arrive without a subwoofer. The cabinet uses RCF's M-brace composite construction — engineered to reduce cabinet weight without the resonance penalty that comes with thinner plywood. The result is a single-speaker mobile PA that hits like a system one size bigger than the box.

FiRPHASE and Bass Motion Control — Why This Cabinet Sounds Bigger Than 15 Inches

Two DSP innovations separate the ART 915-A from generic powered cabinets. FiRPHASE is RCF's FIR-based phase correction algorithm — instead of the IIR filters most active speakers use, FiRPHASE corrects phase across the entire crossover region, which produces natural stereo imaging and tighter transient response. Drums hit harder. Vocal sibilants stay clean. Stereo image stays stable when the audience moves across the room. Bass Motion Control is RCF's real-time low-frequency limiter — it watches woofer excursion and intervenes before mechanical limit without the audible compression artifacts most limiters produce at high SPL. Together, these two algorithms make the cabinet sound bigger than its driver complement should produce.

ART-COVER-915 Padded Cover: Custom-Fit Protection From the First Gig Forward

The included ART-COVER-915 is RCF's manufacturer-spec protective cover for the ART 9 Series 15-inch cabinets. The outer fabric is 600D polyester on a PVC base — heavyweight, weatherproof, and resistant to scuffs from amp racks, cable cases, and other speakers stacked on top of it in the truck. The inner fabric is 190T taffeta with padded foam between the layers, which absorbs impact from concrete loading docks, gravel parking lots, and the back of a hatchback bouncing over potholes. Cutouts align with the carry handles so the cabinet stays grabbable while covered. An embroidered grey RCF logo on the front identifies the unit at a glance. Without a cover, every gig adds scuffs to the cabinet grille and chips to the corners — a covered ART 915-A still looks new after 200 weekend gigs.

On-Stage SS7730B Tripod Stand: 160 lb Capacity Raises the Cabinet Above the Crowd

The SS7730B is the workhorse tripod speaker stand from On-Stage — steel-and-aluminum construction with a 160 lb weight capacity that comfortably holds the ART 915-A. Height adjusts from 44 in down low to 80 in at full extension, which puts the HF driver well above seated audiences and above the head-height line of a standing crowd. The 1-3/8 in upper shaft with the included 1-1/2 in adapter sleeve matches the ART 915-A's pole socket without any sourcing. A tension knob handles initial height lock; a reinforced safety pin slides through the pole below the junction so the speaker cannot drop even if the knob loosens. The tripod base spreads from 32 in to 48 in for stability on irregular surfaces. Nonslip rubber feet keep the stand planted on hardwood, tile, and outdoor concrete. The whole stand folds flat at about 8.2 lb total — one carry from the truck to the stage.

How the Three Pieces Work Together as One Mobile PA

The system is built around the ART 915-A as the single point of sound reinforcement — there is no separate amplifier rack, no separate crossover, no separate processing box. The 2100W cabinet is the entire signal chain past the mixer. The SS7730B stand lifts it above the audience so the HF driver fires over heads instead of into the back of the front row. The ART-COVER-915 keeps the cabinet looking new and sounding new across hundreds of gigs by protecting the grille, drivers, and rear amp panel from impact and weather. Set up in under five minutes from a closed cover to a powered cabinet at 80 in: pull the cover off, extend the stand, mount the speaker, plug in a 3-pin XLR from the mixer, hit power. Tear down in three: pull the speaker, fold the stand, slide the cover on. That is the system.

For the Mobile DJ, the Solo Performer, and the House-of-Worship Audio Lead

Three buyer profiles converge on this bundle. The mobile DJ playing weddings, parties, and bar gigs under 100 people needs a single cabinet that hits hard enough on its own — the ART 915-A delivers, and the stand plus cover make the rig transportable and protected. The solo singer-songwriter or acoustic performer running a powered cabinet as their entire PA needs a stand to elevate it above seated coffeehouse audiences and a cover for the drive home — this bundle is the complete system. The volunteer at the houses-of-worship audio booth needs a reliable, durable rig that survives weekly use across a decade — RCF's flagship ART line plus On-Stage's most-trusted stand plus a manufacturer-spec cover delivers that combination. One order, full system, ready for the first gig.