2000W 12-inch Powered Column PA System Portable Speaker
2000W 12-inch Powered Column PA System Portable Speaker
SKU:S-1203
Powerful 2000 Watts: Featuring a 12-inch subwoofer and a line-array speaker containing 8 x 3.5-inch neodymium full-range drivers, the system produces a wide range of frequencies(50-20KHz) from deep bass to crisp highs for a rich sound experience.
Versatile Connectivity: This column PA system offers a wide range of input and output options, including Bluetooth, XLR, 1/4" TRS, and RCA inputs, plus an XLR output. It’s highly compatible with various audio sources—from mixers and instruments to mobile devices—making it the perfect solution for any setup, whether at home, on stage, or in the studio.
Bluetooth Connectivity & TWS Function: Easily connect your device wirelessly to the sound system to play your music seamlessly. You also can use the TWS function to pair two S-1203 sound systems for a stereo experience, perfect for large gatherings.
5 DSP Scene Presets: The PA Portable speaker allowing you to customize the sound output to suit different scenarios.
Easy to Set Up: Pole mounting, included travel bag and built-in handle, you can easily transport the column speaker from one location to another, ensuring portability and convenience.
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Key Features
- 2000 Watts Max Power
- Built-in Amplifier
- Wide Frequency Response
- Multi-Device Compatibility
- Bluetooth Compatible
- 2 Array Extension Lengths
- Standalone Subwoofer
- 5 DSP Presets
- Wooden Enclosure
- Polyurea Coating
- Waterproof & Dustproof
- Moisture-proof
- Quick Packaging and Assembly
Specifications
- Peak power: 2000 Watt
- RMS power: 800 Watt
- Power Rating(AES): 800W
- Frequency response: 50Hz - 20KHz
- Sensitivity(1W/1M): 96dB
- Nominal Impedance: 4 Ohm
- LF: 1 x 12" Woofer 2.5" VC
- HF: 8 x 3.5" Neodymium Woofer
- Cabinet material: Plywood
- Box appearance: Polyurea painting
- Dimensions: 21.06 x 15.94 x 21.65 inches
- Weight: 42.11 pounds
Input & Output
Audio Input
- Bluetooth
Input Ports
- XLR Input
- 1/4" TRS
- RCA Input
Output Ports
- XLR Output
Packages Includes
- 12" Active Subwoofer × 1
- Mid-High Line Array Speaker × 1
- Long Array Extension × 1
- Short Array Extension × 1
- Carrying Bag × 1
- Speaker Power Cable × 1
- User Manual × 1
Owner Manual
The S-1203 had my interest from the time I saw it reviewed by 2 Dudes Audio on YouTube, and if you're familiar with that channel, you know what I am talking about! I am a solo performer (keyboardist and singer) who uses backing tracks that I play on top of when performing live, and currently I use a standard "point source" PA system consisting of two Mackie Thump 12" on tripod stands and a 12" EV sub in the middle., (Tip Jar on top of that). This system works great for me as I can fill a good medium sized room, and not pass "unity" (12'oclock) on all three speakers. The two Mackies are rated at 125 SPL and the EV is 129 SPL.
My Interest in the S-1203 was brought on by researching "Line Array"/column systems that are compact, and promote better sound "dispersion" across the room. The S-1203 has a 120 degree (horizontal) dispersion by 60 degree vertically in the top column speaker that houses 8-3" full-range drivers. I was skeptical about the "bottom" end on this unit, but after setting it up after it arrived, I was pleasantly suprized! It's got some "low end guts" to it with the 12" sub in a well built cabinet. And for the rooms I anticipate using this in, it will be well suited. Aesthetically, it's got the standard "tripod stand" beat, as it hides your cabling. During my test at home, I set up my mixer and played some of my stereo backing tracks "summed" out from the mixer to the "line" input on the S-1203. Turned the S-1203 up to 12 o'clock, and slowly turned my mixer output to unity and the 1203 got pretty loud and clear with a lot of headroom left. I kept the EQ on the mixer at "flat" cause I didn't have to touch it. I did add a little bass EQ on the mixer to give the low end a little more, and it didn't distort to my ears.
So now I want another S-1203 and found out from Exoton that the model has been discontinued, and they won't stock anymore on the website. I found one on the web for more than I paid at Exoton and I have a request in to them to see if they would price match since the uniti out of production. The S-1503 with a 15" sub is more than I need, (and heavier) or want at this point. I will use my S-1203 next weekend in a LIVE setting and will follow up here with how it faired. GREAT DESIGN!
I purchased the Exoton to use as an additional speaker for a column array I’m currently using. The unit was delivered on time , packed very well, and worked, as advertised, right out of the box. It was a nice complement and looks very professional.
This product definitely worth its price.
I compared the two side by side and they are very similar, you can use the frets and top speakers on the evolve and vice versa, same frets and similar cabinets but you need a mixer to really push the bass and a denoiser to control the aggressive highs, whereas the evolve 50 sounds so much smoother! In the outdoors you're going to need that aggressive treble anyway so I purchased and compared and for the price you won't find anything better!
The S-1203 is a wise purchase for musicians who want a clean big sound without spending hundreds of dollars for similar brand name units. I am a solo musician and I am very pleased with the Exoton S-1203; so pleased that I purchased two units! Best regards, Anthony.