10” Powered Monitor
The FL-10MP-PW powered floor monitor delivers professional stage monitoring for bands, solo performers, and speaking events. This active 10-inch monitor puts your vocals and instruments right where you need to hear them most – at your feet.
Built around a 10-inch woofer with a 60 oz magnet and 2-inch voice coil, this monitor produces clear, punchy sound that cuts through stage volume. The titanium horn tweeter handles highs with precision, ensuring vocal clarity even in loud environments.
The Class D amplifier pushes 250 watts RMS (500 watts peak) with enough headroom for demanding live sound applications. At 96 dB sensitivity and 105 dB max SPL, it handles small to medium venues up to 200 people without strain. The 65 Hz - 20 kHz frequency response covers the full spectrum your mix needs. Dual pole mount options let you use it as a floor monitor or rotate it for main PA duty.
Connect via XLR inputs and outputs for professional audio chains, or plug directly into the 3.5mm input for backing tracks from phones or tablets. The front-panel controls include 3-band EQ (treble, mid, bass) and gain adjustment for quick sound shaping. XLR loop-through lets you daisy-chain multiple monitors from one mixer send.
The 7-ply birch plywood cabinet with metal corners stands up to regular gigging, while recessed metal handles make transport manageable at 36 pounds. Includes one-year warranty and ships with power cable ready for your next show.
Technical Specifications
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Power (RMS) | 250 Watts |
| Power (Peak) | 500 Watts |
| Amplifier Type | Class D |
| Woofer | 10" with 60 oz magnet, 2" voice coil |
| HF Driver | Titanium Horn |
| Frequency Response | 65 Hz - 20 kHz |
| Max SPL | 105 dB |
| Sensitivity | 96 dB |
| Impedance | 8 Ohms |
| Inputs | XLR Female, 3.5mm |
| Outputs | XLR Male |
| Onboard Controls | 3-band EQ, Gain Control |
| Cabinet | 7-ply birch plywood with metal corners |
| Covering | Black carpet |
| Dimensions | 21.75" H x 13" W x 14.75" D |
| Weight | 36.3 lbs |
| Pole Mount | Yes (bottom and side) |
| Warranty | Open box |
| Recommended For | Stage monitoring, small-medium venues |
Frequently Asked Questions
How loud is this monitor and what size venues can it handle?
The FL-10MP-PW delivers 105 dB max SPL, making it suitable for small to medium venues up to 200 people. It provides enough volume to cut through most stage mixes without feedback issues when positioned properly. For larger venues or outdoor events, consider pairing with additional monitors or upgrading to a 12-inch model.
What cables do I need to connect this monitor?
You'll need standard XLR cables to connect from your mixer's monitor send to the monitor's XLR input. The monitor includes XLR loop-through, so you can daisy-chain multiple units with additional XLR cables. For backing tracks, use a standard 3.5mm to 3.5mm cable from your phone or tablet to the auxiliary input.
Can I use this as a main PA speaker instead of just a monitor?
Yes, the side pole mount socket lets you mount this on a speaker stand for main PA use. However, as a single 10-inch speaker, it works best for smaller acoustic performances, speaking events, or as part of a larger PA system. For full-band applications, you'll get better results using it as intended – for stage monitoring.
Do I need a subwoofer with this floor monitor?
For stage monitoring, most performers don't need a subwoofer since monitors focus on vocal and instrument clarity rather than deep bass. The 65 Hz low-end response handles bass guitar and kick drum fundamentals adequately for monitoring purposes. If you're using it as a main speaker for DJ sets or recorded music, a subwoofer would improve the low-end response.
How does the sound quality compare to passive monitors?
This powered monitor eliminates the need for separate amplifiers and provides consistent power delivery optimized for the drivers. The built-in Class D amp delivers clean power without the impedance matching concerns of passive systems. The onboard 3-band EQ lets you adjust sound on the spot, which most passive monitors can't do without external processing.