Yamaha STAGEPAS 200 (Without Battery)

STAGEPAS 200 provides all the features of a high quality portable PA system in a remarkably compact, cube - shaped enclosure. Alongside its portability and sound quality, it offers ample functionality and mixing capacity, intuitive operation and support for Bluetooth audio streaming and remote control.

 A 1.4” HF + 8” LF high quality coaxial compression driver is powered by a 180W Class D amplifier, delivering best - in - class sound pressure, precise phase response, natural high frequency dispersion and remarkably detailed sound. The onboard five - channel (3 mono mic/line and 1 stereo line) digital mixing section offers unprecedented flexibility for a compact ‘one box’ PA system. Each input channel is equipped with Yamaha’s proprietary 1 - knob EQ/ preset and 1 - knob Effect controls. Together with the ‘Mode’ compressor on the main outputs, users can easily and intuitively create the sound they want.

The 1 - knob EQ/ preset for input channels 1 - 3 also features a built - in microphone simulator, allowing the optimal sound for acoustic guitars to be set with a single control. A priority ducker is provided to reduce the volume of other sources when a microphone or specific source is in use, while a smart feedback suppressor automatically eliminates unwanted feedback.

The system is very easy to operate. As well as onboard controls, Yamaha’s iOS/Android STAGEPAS Controller app provides realtime, precise remote control of volume, EQ and effects including reverb, compression, microphone simulator, ducker and feedback suppressor. Settings can be saved and recalled, greatly reducing setup time, ensuring consistent sound and allowing users to concentrate solely on their performance. All of this is condensed into a cabinet measuring just 30cm3 .

The system’s flexibility is enhanced by a rubber stand which can tilt the unit at a 30º or 60º angle, for use either as an audience fill speaker or as a floor monitor for performers. The base of the cabinet also houses a 35mm pole mount socket, allowing it to be mounted on a speaker stand or with a subwoofer using a distance rod.