The EVENT-M12A is an ultra-compact, self-powered two-way coaxial monitor designed to deliver precise coverage, high dynamic range, and discreet integration in demanding professional environments. Its design makes it a versatile solution for both stage monitoring applications and use as a point-source system. 
 

The system is based on a coaxial design that combines a 12” low-frequency transducer with a 3” voice coil and a high-frequency compression driver with a 2.5” voice coil, mounted on a common acoustic axis. This configuration enables a compact enclosure, symmetrical coverage, and coherent behavior across the entire frequency range, ensuring consistent and accurate monitoring. Despite its compact size, the EVENT-M12A delivers a surprisingly extended low-frequency response, reaching down to 60 Hz. 
 

Dispersion is controlled by a numerically optimized 50º x 70º horn, providing highly controlled and uniform coverage. This pattern ensures clarity and precision in both stage monitor applications and point-source reinforcement configurations. The system achieves a maximum linear sound pressure level of 132 dB, maintaining excellent control and stability. 
 

The enclosure is constructed from multi-layer birch plywood and finished with a polyurea coating, offering high structural rigidity, long-term durability, and effective protection against impacts and demanding conditions. An integrated pole-mount socket located in the handle allows the system to be used as a point-source solution when required. 
 

The EVENT-M12A incorporates a state-of-the-art digital signal processor with FIR filtering, ensuring flat-phase response and full compatibility with the entire EVENT series, including the latest models as well as EVENT-26A, EVENT-28A, and EVENT-30A. The DSP platform, combined with integrated Wi-Fi connectivity, enables firmware updates via a web-server app, ensuring the system can gain new features and improvements over time. 
 

The amplifier module and system connectors are located on the front of the enclosure, remaining out of the audience’s line of sight when used on stage. This layout improves visual integration while also providing convenient access during setup and operation.