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Re: Powered 12" speakersISP Technologies' HDM 112 fits all the requirements other than having the horn rotate/point down. It is however a pole mountable three way box that still manages to be quite compact. We have a larger rig made by them and the sound quality is absolutely superb and we've found their build in amps to be very efficient power wise, which is useful in SOS type gigs where power isn't always the greatest. Has powercon inputs too.It would have the name recognition issue, however for the kind of thing where you are using SOS's I wouldn't imagine riders being that much of a concern.Here's the manual:http://www.isptechnologies.com/index.php?option=com_rokdownloads&view=file&task=download&id=325:high-definition-hdm-tm-monitors
Re: Powered 12" speakers
ISP Technologies' HDM 112 fits all the requirements other than having the horn rotate/point down. It is however a pole mountable three way box that still manages to be quite compact. We have a larger rig made by them and the sound quality is absolutely superb and we've found their build in amps to be very efficient power wise, which is useful in SOS type gigs where power isn't always the greatest. Has powercon inputs too.
It would have the name recognition issue, however for the kind of thing where you are using SOS's I wouldn't imagine riders being that much of a concern.
Here's the manual:
http://www.isptechnologies.com/index.php?option=com_rokdownloads&view=file&task=download&id=325:high-definition-hdm-tm-monitors
