I’ve been designing and having speaker boxes built for 20+ years. These active wedges are the same we used on all of our live shows where wedges are requested. Dozens of 80 hair bands and grand old opry acts have worked with the wedges.

Being a singer, my vocal cut through well but also, the sound was very pleasing. Most of the time a singer doesn’t actually like the sound of his voice. They keep thinking you can fix their brain by adjusting a knob. The FCS15PW will fix a lot of that.

I way overpowered the amp section for a couple reasons. One, more power never hurt me in the past. I’d rather be looking at it, than for it. Two, I’m using the same amp in my 2x12” & 2-2” horn line arrays also my 1X12” x 2” line arrays. Just seemed easier to have one amp for everything.

On the horn itself. Because of all the power available, I requested a 3” – 1.5” exit B&C style horn that will handle 220W continuous power. Combine that horn with the 300 available watts – you can really tear someone’s face off. Most of what I’ll address here is due to deaf performers. My goal was to make a wedge that when the talent says “Check” his next line is, “can you turn that damned thing down?”

Versatile: I had stand mounts put on both sides of the speaker box. The FCS15PW will also work great as a stand-alone speaker on a stand. There’s rigging track built in that can be changed to either side of the box for arraying. Check to bottom of the page for arraying options in an install.

FCS-15PW being used on "loud stages."

Used Clam Shell Road Cases for the FCS15PW $200 Used (my logo will be rolled over with black ink)