ACTIVE BATTERY BOX: Technical Data Sheet! #shorts
1✅ Ideal Technical Specifications — Active Electronic Drum Box
Specifications Recommended Value / Notes
RMS (real) power: 100W to 500W RMS (minimum 100W for rehearsal, 300W+ for stage)
12-inch woofer speaker (minimum recommended); 15" if you want more impact from the kick drum
Tweeter (treble), preferably with a compression driver or separate tweeter
Frequency Response 50 Hz to 18 kHz or higher (to cover bass from the kick drum and highs from the cymbals)
Inputs At least 1 balanced XLR/P10 combo input + P2 or RCA auxiliary input for playback
Equalization Control: 2- or 3-band EQ (Bass, Mid, Treble) or basic tonal adjustment
Link Output (XLR): Yes, for connecting another speaker in parallel (useful for stereo or stage sound)
Enclosure construction: MDF or reinforced ABS plastic; slanted (monitor) or PA-style design with carrying handle
Bi-amping preferred (one amp for the woofer, another for the treble — cleaner and more efficient)
SPL (Sound Pressure Rating): At least 120 dB SPL to ensure sufficient volume without distortion
Internal DSP (optional) If you have one, even better—it helps automatically balance the sound (some more expensive models)
Weight Up to 20 kg (average); light enough to transport, yet robust
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🎯 Practical summary – What you CAN'T miss:
🔊 12" woofer (minimum)
🔋 100W RMS or more
🎚️ Equalizer
🔌 10"/XLR combo input
📶 Wide frequency response
🎼 Separate tweeter (or driver) for high-pitched drum sounds
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📦 Examples of models that follow this spec sheet:
Alesis Strike Amp 12
Headrush FRFR-112
dB Technologies B-Hype 12
Mackie Thump 12A
Rokit RPG2 (with auxiliary subwoofer for bass reinforcement)
Leacs Brava 1500 (national – basic with 15” woofer)