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The Rockville RPG8 is a powered two-way PA speaker built around an 8-inch woofer with a 2-inch aluminum voice coil and a 1.35-inch titanium-diaphragm compression driver on a 40° horizontal horn. Rockville rates it at 400 watts peak and pairs it with a Class A/B amplifier, a two-band EQ, a clipping LED and a limiter. It suits solo performers, small venues, DJ practice and spoken-word setups that want a light, loud box without a separate amp. Against better-known powered 8-inch speakers it leans on output and bass punch rather than premium build or processing, and owners rate it well for the money.
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Owners rate the RPG8 highly, calling it loud and good value for small gigs and practice. Most praise the bass and volume for the size; some note the power rating is peak and the build is basic.
The Rockville RPG8 is a powered 2-way PA speaker for live sound and playback. It is rated at 100 watts RMS, 200 watts program power and 400 watts peak. An 8-inch woofer with a 2-inch aluminum voice coil handles the low end. A 1.35-inch Japanese-made pure titanium-diaphragm compression driver handles the highs.
The cabinet is made of high-impact ABS and has a trapezoidal shape, so it can be positioned in different ways. A 40° horizontal wave guide horn is molded into the cabinet. An ergonomic handle is built in for carrying. The speaker can be flown or mounted on a stand using the 35-mm pole socket.
A linear Class AB amplifier and an internal switch-mode power supply power the speaker. The amplifier has a limiter and a clip limit LED. A built-in bass and treble equalizer lets you adjust the sound. Inputs accept a mic or line signal, and a balanced XLR output links additional speakers.
