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Your cart is empty.The Samson RS110A 2-Way Active Loudspeakers with Bluetooth offer powerful, versatile and convenient sound reinforcement to a wide range of audio applications. Easy to transport and set up, these speakers each feature an onboard mixer with two mic/line channels, Bluetooth for streaming audio, plus a USB Wireless port for connecting Samson XPD Series wireless microphone systems. The RS110A Series offer big, detailed sound and an impressive 300W of power. Custom designed, 10" extended range woofers with large voice coils provide excellent coverage and clarity, while keeping the low-end tight and punchy. Meanwhile a 1" tweeter adds smooth, crisp highs to produce a balanced audio image. RS110A features an onboard mixer equipped with two selectable Mic/Line XLR-1/4” combo input channels with variable compressor controls and an additional 1/8" aux channel. With Bluetooth connectivity, the RS110A can connect to any mobile device to stream wireless audio, and a USB port is available for use with Samson XPD wireless microphone systems (sold separately). The RS110A also include an XLR Mix output for daisy chaining additional speakers to expand your sound system. In addition to high-impact polypropylene cabinet construction, the RS110A is fitted with a full metal grille that provide maximum protection. The cabinet offers angled floor monitor positioning options, as well as a 1 3/8" pole mount for stand placement. Four M10 threaded inserts allow the cabinets to be mounted in permanent installations. In addition, the RS110A include convenient top and side carry handles for easy transport. Specifications Output Power Peak: 300 Watts (260 LF + 40 HF) Output Power RMS: 170 Watts (140 LF + 30 HF)) Max. SPL (1M): 102dB Frequency Response: 60Hz – 20kHz Low Frequency: 10” (254mm) Woofer, 2” (50.8mm) Voice Coil High Frequency: 1” (25.4mm). 1” (25.4mm) Voice Coil Crossover Frequency: 3.5kHz Crossover Type: 24dB/Oct Horn Coverage: 84°H x 56°V Inputs: Balanced XLR–1/4” Combo, USB XPD Wireless Output: Balanced XLR Line Output Contour Equalization: 100Hz & 12kHz Boost Electronic Protection: Thermal, Overload, Analog (Optical) Limiter, Compressor Enclosure: Polypropylene Grille: Full metal perforated Handles: Two side, one top Monitor Angle: 45° Mounting Method: 1-38” (35mm) Pole Mount Receptacle, 4 M10 Flypoints Dimensions (LxWxH): 12.6” x 11.2” x 22.1” / 320 x 285 x 561mm Weight 21.6lb / 9.8kg
CD3
2025-09-06 10:14:53
I use it as a monitor for gigs with my blues rock n roll band. We run it from the PA to hear vocals. I use a splitter cable, 2 to 1, so both channels are used on the monitor. We sometimes daisy chain to another monitor via the XLR connection. The monitor is a bit heavy but cranks. It is also a Bluetooth speaker. It could double as an amplifier too although I haven't tried that. Regardless, great monitor.
Tony D.
2025-08-21 20:44:55
I'm very happy with these. That's not to say that they don't have their idiosyncrasies. The bluetooth volume is low. You can crank up the volume on the device and speaker and just barely trigger the green signal light. It would also be great if you could use the usb port for a memory stick, but it only works with the Samson wireless mic system. All these issues can be solved by running the speakers off of a small mixer that has bluetooth and usb. Using a mixer also allows you to do some signal eq, which helps fine tune the sound.If I had to do it all over again, I may have gone with the 12", since the price difference is minimal.
1800JMart
2025-05-30 15:34:13
As a tip, if you will be using an RCA to 1/4 TRS connection with these, only plug in one of the RCA plugs. With both right and left RCA plugged in there is no low end in the sound.
Josh Campbell
2025-05-15 11:34:22
First off, I’ve always found Samson to make very reliable products.I own the XP 800 PA system and it’s killer for the price along with some Samson mics. So when I thought about using this RS 110 A for my monitoring system I didn’t think twice about purchasing it…BIG MISTAKEThe power section isn’t even close to 175 W RMS. I’d say maybe 50w TOPSAnd I’ve never heard a speaker sound as dark and unclear as this one. I spent two hours tinkering with this to get it to sound somewhat acceptable and I was forced to return it because it was just so awful.Keep in mind I’m a sound engineer with years of experience in live and studio applications and I’ve NEVER heard anything sound as unacceptable as this itemGood riddance
Wendell j.
2025-01-05 17:28:49
Am a music lover I was stopping at sam ash store just listen to sounds that was coming out dose speakers was Amazing so both a pair so they work fantastic they say it's 300w I think it's more than 300w mite be wrong
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