The black QSC E115 is a trapezoidal, two-way loudspeaker, well suited for sound reinforcement applications including live performance, DJ and dance music, karaoke, and event production. The E115 requires an amplifier with a minimum of 500W continuous (2000W peak) to power the 15.0" woofer and 1.5" compression driver that combine to offer a frequency response of 55 Hz to 20 kHz (-6 dB) with a peak SPL 130 dB. QSC recommends the use of a speaker processor or a power amplifier with integrated DSP in order to set crossovers, limiting, and equalization to ensure the best performance. QSC's GXD or PLD amplifiers, as well as TouchMix digital mixers offer on-board DSP and factory-tuned presets, which provide settings for live sound reinforcement (with and without subwoofers), stage monitoring, dance music, and karaoke.

The 15mm, 11-ply enclosure provides a direct-match-transition (DMT) coverage angle of 75°, assuring that even distant listeners will be well covered. An all-metal, dual-angle, 35mm socket allows the loudspeaker to be mounted vertically on a pole or angled down by 10° to improve audience coverage, and reduce rear wall reflections. Multiple mounting options using E Series Yoke or M8 eyebolts (sold separately) are supported. Input connections include dual NL4 as well as screw terminal receptacles.

For Live Stage, Theater, and Karaoke    Two E115 Full-Range Loudspeakers    GXD8 Power Amplifier with DSP    System Response: 55 Hz to 20 kHz    Black Textured Paint    Steel Grilles with Foam Lining

• High-output, professional-quality sound with 500W continuous (2000W peak) power handling
• E-Series Entertainment System: advanced digital signal processing tunings and options using QSC GXD, PLD amplifiers or TouchMix digital mixers
• E-Series Entertainment System DSP tunings are now available for PLD and GXD processing amplifiers.
• Rugged tour-grade textured paint
• Foam-lined perforated steel grille
• Dual-angle pole socket
• Optional accessories include:
  • Transport covers
  • M10 eyebolt kit

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Would it be possible to hookup a subwoofer to this receiver? Thank you Bob

A: Yes, this unit has a stereo RCA subwoofer pre-out. You can connect 1 or 2 powered subwoofers.

Q: 2. Does it include Bluetooth out?

A: This doesn't transmit a Bluetooth signal, it receives them.

Q: 3. will it connect to bluetooth headset?

A: Not directly, You would need a Bluetooth transmitter.

Q: 4. Are these good for audio technica m40x headphones?

A: Yes the Audio-Technica ATH-M40x Headphones would work well with the Pyle Pro PHA40 Headphone Amplifier.

Q: 5. Can i use this with my phone ?

A: You could use this headphone amp with a cellphone, coming out of a 3.5mm headphone output and using a cable such as the Hosa Technology Stereo Mini Male to Stereo 1/4" Male Cable - 10', BH #HOSMMSPM10.

Q: 6. Can you daisy chain two of these? I have one already and need more outputs.

A: Sure you can.

Q: 7. Hi, is the adapter 110v or 230v ?

A: The ART HeadAmp4 available from B&H will ship with a 110VAC power adapter.

Q: 8. Does the remote control on the Pyle Pro PTA42BT allow to raise and lower the volume?

A: Yes, the remote has Vol - and Vol + buttons.

Q: 9. If I get the correct cables could I send the signal from a crosley turntable to this, then to a receiver? The ol' yamaha is running down at -18db to be able to hear the records at a decent volume from the passive speakers it's driving... I need it amped up a bit before it gets there methinks.

A: I can't answer from knowledge of the specific turntable, but every phono I've ever known for the past 40 years requires a phono preamp for two reasons. 1) The signal level is way, way too low for directly connecting to a headphone amp or any line-level device. 2) Most importantly phonographs are all recorded with a very treble-skewed EQ according to the standard RIAI curve, a phono preamp is designed to nullify that curve by being exactly opposite towards a heavy bass response. In short, there is no substitute for a phono preamp. Make sure it is labeled and defined as phono preamp.

Q: 10. is it possible for a battery to run this unit?

A: Unfortunately no. It must have DC power.