TECHSPECS Mesa utilizes a passive radiator in the Scout to help extend the cabinet’s lowfrequency response. A passive radiator is simply a speaker without a magnet and voice coil. When placed in a cabinet that also contains an active driver, passive radiators behave similarly to standard ports in that they extend a cabinet’s low-end tuning. Since passive radiators are relatively small, they take up less space than a lengthy cabinet port. Passive radiators’ few disadvantages are their complexity compared to ports and their need, in some circumstances, for horizontal orientation. When a passive radiator is oriented vertically, its loose suspension can cause it to sag and reduce its effectiveness. Power rating: 300 watts into 4 ohms Input impedance: 1M ohm passive, 10k ohm active (w/10dB attenuation) Tone controls: BASS: ±20dB @ 55Hz, shelving; MID: passive cut @ 600Hz; TREBLE: ±20dB @ 723Hz, shelving 3-BAND SEMI-PARAMETRIC EQ: ±15dB @ Band 1: 30Hz–300Hz; band 2: 200Hz–2kHz; band 3: 1.2kHz–12kHz Dimensions: 16w" x 15r" x 28r" Weight: 50 lbs Speakers: Mesa-designed neodymium speakers with dynamic tweeter Made in: U.S.A. Warranty: Five years limited CALL FOR CUSTOM COLOR OPTIONS