LD Systems MIX 10 2 G3 Passive 2-Way Slave Loudspeaker
The MIX 10 2 G3 is a compact passive 2-way loudspeaker designed as a slave unit to the MIX 10 A G3. Features a 10" custom woofer and 1" Celestion HF driver, delivering 121 dB SPL with crystal-clear sound and punch.Overview
The LD Systems MIX 10 2 G3 is engineered as a companion passive speaker to the active MIX 10 A G3, creating a powerful master-and-slave stereo configuration. Its compact bass reflex cabinet, rugged birch plywood construction, and precision driver complement deliver detailed sound reproduction suited to small-scale PA applications, personal monitoring, and venue installations across diverse environments.
Key Features
- Passive 2-way loudspeaker design ideal as slave to MIX 10 A G3
- 10" custom woofer coupled with 1" Celestion HF driver
- 121 dB maximum SPL with 65–20,000 Hz frequency response
- 80° × 70° dispersion for crystal-clear sound with detail and punch
- Compact bass reflex enclosure in tough birch plywood
- 50° monitor angle with Dual-Tilt pole receptacle (0° or 5° mounting)
- speakON-compatible input connector for reliable signal connection
- Shock-resistant front grille provides maximum speaker protection
- 36 mm dual-tilt pole receptacle fits standard PA pole mounts
- 200 watts RMS power handling capacity
Specifications
- Type: Passive 2-Way Loudspeaker
- Frequency Response: 65–20,000 Hz
- Maximum SPL: 121 dB
- Power Handling: 200 W RMS, 400 W peak
- Impedance: 4 Ohm(s)
- Drivers: 10" custom woofer, 1" Celestion HF driver
- Dispersion: 80° × 70°
- Enclosure: Bass reflex, birch plywood
- Dimensions: 315 × 489 × 307 mm
- Weight: 10.8 kg
- Color: Black
- Country of Origin: United States
Why buy from Procure.ae
Procure.ae supplies complementary PA speaker systems to event professionals, rental companies, and institutional audio buyers across the UAE and GCC. Request a quote for system packages combining active and passive units.
FAQ
Can the MIX 10 2 G3 be used without the active MIX 10 A G3?
The MIX 10 2 G3 is a passive speaker and requires an external amplifier or active master speaker like the MIX 10 A G3 to operate.
What is the maximum distance between active and slave speakers?
Standard speaker cables allow distances up to 50 metres, though shorter cables are recommended for optimal impedance matching and sound quality.
Is this speaker suitable for stage monitoring?
Yes, the 50° monitor angle and Dual-Tilt pole receptacle make it ideal for stage monitor applications and floor wedge positioning.
Description
Overview
The LD Systems MIX 10 2 G3 is engineered as a companion passive speaker to the active MIX 10 A G3, creating a powerful master-and-slave stereo configuration. Its compact bass reflex cabinet, rugged birch plywood construction, and precision driver complement deliver detailed sound reproduction suited to small-scale PA applications, personal monitoring, and venue installations across diverse environments.
Key Features
- Passive 2-way loudspeaker design ideal as slave to MIX 10 A G3
- 10" custom woofer coupled with 1" Celestion HF driver
- 121 dB maximum SPL with 65–20,000 Hz frequency response
- 80° × 70° dispersion for crystal-clear sound with detail and punch
- Compact bass reflex enclosure in tough birch plywood
- 50° monitor angle with Dual-Tilt pole receptacle (0° or 5° mounting)
- speakON-compatible input connector for reliable signal connection
- Shock-resistant front grille provides maximum speaker protection
- 36 mm dual-tilt pole receptacle fits standard PA pole mounts
- 200 watts RMS power handling capacity
Specifications
- Type: Passive 2-Way Loudspeaker
- Frequency Response: 65–20,000 Hz
- Maximum SPL: 121 dB
- Power Handling: 200 W RMS, 400 W peak
- Impedance: 4 Ohm(s)
- Drivers: 10" custom woofer, 1" Celestion HF driver
- Dispersion: 80° × 70°
- Enclosure: Bass reflex, birch plywood
- Dimensions: 315 × 489 × 307 mm
- Weight: 10.8 kg
- Color: Black
- Country of Origin: United States
Why buy from Procure.ae
Procure.ae supplies complementary PA speaker systems to event professionals, rental companies, and institutional audio buyers across the UAE and GCC. Request a quote for system packages combining active and passive units.
FAQ
Can the MIX 10 2 G3 be used without the active MIX 10 A G3?
The MIX 10 2 G3 is a passive speaker and requires an external amplifier or active master speaker like the MIX 10 A G3 to operate.
What is the maximum distance between active and slave speakers?
Standard speaker cables allow distances up to 50 metres, though shorter cables are recommended for optimal impedance matching and sound quality.
Is this speaker suitable for stage monitoring?
Yes, the 50° monitor angle and Dual-Tilt pole receptacle make it ideal for stage monitor applications and floor wedge positioning.
Specifications
Brand
LD Systems
Product Type
Pa Speaker
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Weight (Spec)
10.8
Color (Spec)
Black
Country of Origin
United States
Dimensions
Width 315 mm Height 489 mm Depth 307 mm
Frequency Response
65 - 20.000 Hz
Impedance
4 Ohm(s)
Maximum SPL
121 dB
Power Capacity
RMS 200 W Peak power 400 W
Frequently Asked Questions
What does it mean for a speaker to be passive, and how do I use it without an amplifier?
A passive speaker requires an external amplifier or mixer with amplification; connect it to an active speaker, powered mixer, or amplifier to receive audio and produce sound.
How does a 10-inch woofer compare to smaller portable PA speakers for bass and low-end clarity?
A 10-inch woofer delivers deeper, more controlled bass than smaller drivers; it suits live music, DJs, and applications where kick drums and bass instruments need clarity without muddiness.
What is the advantage of pairing the MIX 10 2 G3 slave speaker with the MIX 10 A G3 active unit?
The active MIX 10 A G3 contains the mixer and amplifier; adding the passive MIX 10 2 G3 as a slave doubles your coverage and power for larger venues without buying a second complete system.
Can the MIX 10 2 G3 be used standalone, or does it depend entirely on the active MIX 10 A G3?
The MIX 10 2 G3 is designed as a slave unit and cannot operate independently; it must be connected to an amplified source or the active MIX 10 A G3 unit to produce sound.
What venue sizes and event types are suited to a 121 dB SPL passive speaker?
121 dB SPL is suitable for small to medium indoor venues, DJ booths, and monitoring applications; outdoor or larger events require additional speakers or higher-power amplification.
Does the Celestion 1-inch HF driver ensure compatibility with specific frequencies or microphone types?
The 1-inch Celestion driver is a premium high-frequency component that delivers clear vocals and treble; it suits speech reinforcement and music of any genre without requiring specific input types.
How long does delivery typically take from Procure.ae to a UAE or GCC-based buyer?
Procure.ae supplies across the UAE and GCC on a request-a-quote basis; contact the team to confirm stock status and lead times for the MIX 10 2 G3 passive unit.
Does installation require any technical audio knowledge, or can Procure.ae assist with speaker placement and cabling?
Procure.ae can provide guidance on installation best practices; contact the team to discuss cable requirements, speaker placement, and any setup support you may need.
What speaker cable specifications and connector types are required to connect the MIX 10 2 G3 to an amplifier?
Contact Procure.ae for the exact connector type (e.g., Speakon, banana, XLR) and recommended cable gauge to ensure proper impedance matching and signal integrity.
Is the MIX 10 2 G3 loudspeaker covered by warranty, and does it cover damage from excessive amplifier power?
Confirm warranty terms with Procure.ae; standard coverage typically applies to manufacturing defects but may not cover speaker damage from mismatched amplifier power or electrical faults.
What is the speaker impedance (measured in ohms), and how do I know if my amplifier is compatible?
Contact Procure.ae to confirm the impedance rating; ensure your amplifier's output impedance matches or is rated for the speaker to avoid damage and signal loss.
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