Wedge monitor Omnitronic 11038035 2-way 150W RMS Black

The Omnitronic 11038035 2-way 150W RMS Black is a wedge monitor speaker designed for stage monitoring and live sound reinforcement. It delivers focused sound projection and clear mid/high response in a compact, angled enclosure suited to floor monitoring. The speaker provides 150W RMS continuous power with a peak output rated at 300W and a sensitivity of 121 dB, enabling intelligible monitoring at performance volumes. The monitored design and durable cabinet allow placement on stage floors or elevated monitor positions where accurate foldback is required. The unit runs from an AC input voltage range of 115–230 V to accommodate different venue power systems.

Advantages

The two-way configuration separates low and high frequencies to reduce distortion and deliver clearer vocals and instruments on stage. A high sensitivity rating ensures efficient sound output without requiring excessive amplifier gain. The wedge-shaped cabinet provides precise angle aiming toward performers for more accurate on-stage monitoring. Built for live use, the enclosure is robust enough for repeated positioning and transport between gigs.

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How to use

Place the wedge monitor on the stage floor angled toward the performer’s ears so that the sound is projected directly to the performer without excessive spill to the audience. Connect the monitor to an appropriate power source within the specified 115–230 V range and use balanced audio outputs from a mixer or monitor amplifier. Adjust the monitor level and EQ from the mixing console to achieve a clear on-stage balance, taking care to avoid feedback by positioning the monitor relative to microphones and by applying moderate EQ cuts in feedback-prone frequencies. Power the unit on only after all audio connections and levels are set to prevent transient noises.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, use a dedicated monitor output or amplifier capable of handling the nominal continuous power. When setting up on stage, test levels at performance volume and make incremental adjustments to avoid clipping. Regularly inspect the cabinet and grille for damage and ensure connections are secure before each use.