The ALTEA 415 2-Way Passive Speaker System from D.A.S Audio is a 1400W peak, 350 RMS loudspeaker that utilizes a 15" low-frequency transducer and the M-32 compression driver with 1" exit for smooth reproduction. Designed to use with external amplification and an outboard DSP, it allows users to choose the powering option they prefer. The multi-angle cabinet is constructed of polypropylene. Four handles and a 1-3/8" tripod socket are provided.
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Key Features
- Hi-Power Passive 2-Way System
- 1400W Peak Power Handling
- 15" Bass Loudspeaker
- M-32 Compression Driver
The ALTEA 415 2-Way Passive Speaker System from D.A.S Audio is a 1400W peak, 350 RMS loudspeaker that utilizes a 15" low-frequency transducer and the M-32 compression driver with 1" exit for smooth reproduction. Designed to use with external amplification and an outboard DSP, it allows users to choose the powering option they prefer. The multi-angle cabinet is constructed of polypropylene. Four handles and a 1-3/8" tripod socket are provided.
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D.A.S. Audio Altea 415 Reviews
Good speaker. Didn't notice NL4 connector? Surprise!
By Demetrius
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2019-08-20
*** NL4 Connectors? Really? I didn't plan on that! *** This speaker is cute. Esthetically it matches our other new speakers. We bought the lower-rated version of the speaker. As a 15in speaker, it can hit, but we will keep tweaking it. It sounds likes the highs are good and the bottom is weak (but that may be the tuning remnants from our previous speaker) For my solution, I don't want these to drive extremely hard. So far, they don't have any presence unless the vocalist eats the microphone. We'll keep tweaking. These are replacing our Passive Peavy 15s. These don't have the same presence. They seem like 10s versus 15s. I just connected today because I was waiting 6 days on NL4 connectors. I still think we are going to enjoy these. I just hate that I didn't notice they require NL4 connectors. It's in the description, but I didn't notice. I didn't plan to shift to any NL4 systems. We bought 1/4 inch to NL4 connectors and are moving along. These came via external B&H vendor. They were within scope for my delivery need date; however, these external vendors suck at providing updates regarding the delivery date.
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