
Peavey 03619840 Aquarius AQ 15" Powered Bluetooth Speaker
A 1,000-watt peak bi-amplified 15-inch with Bluetooth and 56-bit DSP — the Peavey Aquarius AQ 15 is built to fill a room and keep filling it.
*Price sourced from Amazon.com. Last updated:Jun 28, 2026.Price and availability are subject to change.
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Overview
Key Features
Two-way bi-amplified analog amp powered speaker system
15” heavy-duty woofer
DX14 compression driver, with 1.4 inch titanium diaphragm
670 watts peak dynamic woofer power, 330 watts peak dynamic tweeter power
Bluetooth streaming and pairing are supported
DSP processing is 56 bit double-precision
DSP I/O is at 48 kHz and 24 bits, with low-jitter, professional grade components
Dynamic bass boost function
Fan cooled for maximum reliability
Peavey Designed Quadratic Throat Waveguide technology, 110 by 80 degree coverage
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Bi-amplified design dedicates separate amplifier power to the woofer and tweeter, allowing each driver to be optimized independently for cleaner headroom and reduced intermodulation
- DX14 compression driver with titanium diaphragm provides fast transient response in the high frequencies — cymbals and high-hat cut through cleanly without harshness
- Peavey Quadratic Throat Waveguide's 110x80 degree coverage pattern gives the sound engineer meaningful control over how the speaker fills a horizontal audience spread
- 56-bit DSP processing ensures the onboard crossover and dynamic bass boost operate with low-error precision, keeping the low end tight even when the speaker is driven hard
- Bluetooth connectivity eliminates the need for a dedicated audio cable run from a mobile source device during smaller informal setups
👎 Cons
- Peak dynamic power figures (670W + 330W) do not represent continuous RMS output — real-world sustained SPL will be lower than the headline wattage suggests
- Fan cooling introduces background noise that can be audible in low-volume or speech-only applications at close range
- No passive mode — if the internal amplifier fails, the cabinet cannot be driven by an external power amp, unlike traditional unpowered speaker designs
- Bluetooth audio is limited to stereo consumer-level streaming, which introduces compression artifacts incompatible with professional signal chain expectations when used as the primary source
- 15-inch format and full powered enclosure translate to significant cabinet weight — extended load-in and load-out over multiple shows will be felt