PA column+sub loudspeaker MOJO500LineTWS 500W 120°x20° - AUDIOPHONY HIT-H11570

Audiophony MOJO500Line TWS is a lightweight, compact active system made up of a column and a subwoofer, with the subwoofer also serving as the column support base. The upper section uses 6 full-range drivers measuring 2.75 inches each, while the subwoofer houses an 8-inch woofer and an amplifier module rated at 500 W maximum total power across LF and HF. A 3-channel mixer is included: channel 1 accepts a microphone or keyboard, channel 2 accepts a guitar or microphone, and channel 3 provides an auxiliary line source or Bluetooth input.

True Wireless Stereo, or TWS, technology enables the electronics inside the subwoofer to transmit the audio signal to a second MOJO for stereo listening. Controlled orientation of the 6 column loudspeakers provides 120° horizontal and 20° vertical dispersion; this narrow vertical coverage also suits acoustically difficult situations. The column connects directly to the subwoofer through the contact slot, maintaining audio-signal continuity without requiring a connection cable.

The column delivers 100 W RMS and 200 W maximum power, with a frequency response from 180 Hz to 20 kHz, maximum SPL of 116 dB at 1 m, nominal impedance of 4 ohms, 6 x 2.75-inch full-range loudspeakers and 120° x 20° H x V dispersion. Its connector is integrated into the base. Dimensions are (80 x 80 x 830 mm) x2, while net weight is 2.45 kg + 1.20 kg = 3.65 kg.

The subwoofer provides 150 W RMS and 300 W maximum power, a 50–200 Hz frequency response, maximum SPL of 116 dB at 1 m, dimensions of 340 x 430 x 400 mm and a net weight of 10.8 kg. The bass stage uses 1 x 150 W RMS / 300 W maximum Class-D amplification at 4 ohms; the mid/high stage uses 1 x 100 W RMS / 200 W maximum Class-D amplification at 4 ohms. Inputs include CH1 with 1 Combo XLR/Jack MIC/line input, CH2 with 1 guitar/MIC jack, and CH3 with 1 RCA L/R line input, 1 3.5 mm jack for auxiliary stereo input and Bluetooth 5.0 TWS input. The output is 1 x XLR L+R, or R only, for sending the signal to another system in mono or stereo; the top of the box also features 1 slot-in connection. DSP processing includes a compressor on the microphone channels, with level adjustment on every channel, mid/treble level adjustment and subwoofer level adjustment.