
QSC
QSC E110-BK Passive 10-Inch Loudspeaker
QSC's DMT-tuned E110 puts 300W of controlled, wide-dispersion clarity where you need it — main PA or stage monitor, indoors or out.
$698.83*
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Overview
Key Features
High output, professional quality sound with 300 w continuous power
Rugged tour-grade textured paint
Foam-lined perforated steel grill
Suitable for main PA and stage monitor
Available U-Style yoke and M8 rigging kit for permanent installation
Specifications
Type
2-Way Passive Loudspeaker
Woofer
10-inch, die-cast frame, 2.5-inch voice coil
Coverage
85 degrees
Power Handling
300W continuous
Enclosure Finish
Rugged tour-grade textured paint
Grill
Foam-lined perforated steel
Mounting
Pole mount; optional U-style yoke and M8 rigging kit (sold separately)
Applications
Main PA, stage monitor
Color
Black
Frequently Asked Questions
What does QSC's DMT (Directivity Matched Transition) technology mean for how the E110 sounds in a room?
DMT is QSC's engineering approach to matching the directional behavior of the woofer and horn driver at the crossover frequency so coverage doesn't narrow suddenly as you move off-axis. In practice, you hear consistent tonality and level whether you're in front of the cabinet or standing 30 to 40 degrees to the side — the mix doesn't go thin or bright as audience members move off center.
How does the E110 perform as a stage monitor versus a main PA cabinet?
The E110's 85-degree coverage pattern and 10-inch woofer make it viable in both roles, but the character differs. As a main PA in small venues, it delivers direct, clear vocal and instrument reproduction. As a floor monitor, the 10-inch driver handles mid-forward vocal and instrument mixes well, though players wanting heavy low-end reinforcement in their monitor mix will hear the 10-inch driver's limits in that application. A dedicated subwoofer pairing addresses this for main PA use.
The E110 is passive — what amplifier power should I pair it with?
The E110 handles 300W continuous and is rated at 600W program and 1200W peak. A well-matched amp would deliver clean power in the 300–600W range into the speaker's impedance. Under-powering a passive speaker is a common mistake — running an underpowered amp into clipping causes more driver damage than running a properly sized amp at moderate levels.
Does the E110 require any special rigging hardware or is it ready to hang out of the box?
The E110 supports optional U-style yoke mounting and M8 rigging for permanent installation, but these accessories are sold separately. Out of the box, it ships with standard cabinet handles and pole-mount capability — the rigging hardware is an add-on for fixed installs.
How does the foam-lined perforated steel grill affect the speaker's HF response?
The foam lining is acoustic filtering that reduces high-frequency diffraction artifacts from the grill apertures — you hear less "grill coloration" in the high-mids compared to unlined steel grills. The practical effect is a cleaner, more transparent top end on cymbals, acoustic guitars, and vocal sibilance.