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RCF HDL 10-A ACTIVE LINE ARRAY MODULE

OPEN BOX SALE $1699 & $20 SHIPPING  (10) AVAILABLE

The open box is like new condition. Open box is covered by the full manufacturer warranty.

  • 1400 Watt Peak power - 700 Watt RMS
  • 133 dB max SPL
  • 65 Hz 20 kHz frequency response
  • 2 x 8" Woofers
  • 1 x 2" Compression Driver
  • DSP controlled Input section with selectable presets
  • Tour grade safe and solid variable mechanics
  • Composite PP enclosure structurally wooden reinforced

The very compact size, no compromise transducers and a unique composite cabinet design make the HDL 10-A the perfect tool in many situations. Ideal in live sound reinforcement and reliable installed situations. The HDL 10-A is the ideal choice when line array performance is needed and a fast and easy set up is a must. The system is powered from a 1400 Watt Peak Power 2 way digital amplifier, sound is processed from a powerful DSP. The HDL 15-AS is the ideal flyable bass complement for the HDL 10-A array system.


The HDL 10-A is a true active and high power ready to use touring system equipped with a high efficiency Class-D amplifier that delivers superior SPL reducing energy requirement. The integrated processing and the cabling reduction will make the set-up faster and easier and, thanks to its compact size, the truck space requirement is reduced to the minimum.


Open Box Freq City Sound

ype:Speaker MountCompatibility:RCF HDL-10A (up to 6)Material:SteelWeight:14.11 lbs.Manufacturer Part Number:13360276

RCF FL-B LGT HDL 10 Suspending Bar for HDL 10-A

2 Open Box Demos Available $625 each & $20 Shipping 

  • Tailored for use with HDL 10-A Line Array Modules
  • Durable steel construction ensures a maximum capacity of 6 units
  • Adjustable design lets you dial in precise sound lines for your venue
  • Safety accommodations include locking pins, a stacking bar, a pole mount, and pickup tab for secured sonics


Internal components picture
RCF HDL10 input panel
RCF HDL10 AC input and pass through