Used NEXO PS10-R2 Loudspeaker
Used NEXO PS10-R2 Loudspeakers offer a high-power two-way passive design capable of 132 dB peak SPL, built around a 10-inch neodymium LF driver and a rotatable asymmetrical horn that suits both PA and stage monitoring applications. Finding a second-hand PS10-R2 is a cost-effective route into NEXO's acclaimed point-source system. Browse the current used listings available below.
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NEXO PS10-R2 Loudspeaker specifications
| Brand | NEXO |
| Segment | Audio |
About the NEXO PS10-R2 Loudspeaker
The NEXO PS10-R2 is a high-power two-way passive loudspeaker delivering up to 132 dB peak SPL at 1 m while weighing just 14 kg, roughly half the weight and volume of common trapezoidal cabinets. Its 10-inch neodymium 8-ohm LF driver pairs with a 1-inch throat HF driver and a Low Distortion Constant Directivity Asymmetrical Dispersion Horn whose rotatable design offers four positions for flexible coverage. A single 8-ohm amplifier channel rated between 500 and 1250 W powers the cabinet, simplifying installation. Controlled by the DTD Controller, the PS10-R2 covers 65 Hz to 20 kHz within 3 dB and suits both PA and stage monitoring use. The Baltic Birch Ply enclosure connects via dual Speakon NL4MP connectors and includes flying points for rigging.
NEXO PS10-R2 Loudspeaker — buyer FAQs
What is the NEXO PS10-R2 and what is it designed for?
The NEXO PS10-R2 is a two-way passive point-source loudspeaker built for both PA and stage monitoring applications. It combines a 10-inch neodymium LF driver with a 1-inch throat HF driver and a rotatable asymmetrical constant-directivity horn offering four coverage positions. Its 8-ohm passive design runs from a single amplifier channel, and its compact Baltic Birch Ply cabinet weighs 14 kg, roughly half the weight of common trapezoidal systems.
Who makes the PS10-R2 and where does it sit in the NEXO range?
NEXO is a French professional loudspeaker manufacturer founded in 1979, now a wholly owned subsidiary of Yamaha Corporation. The PS10-R2 is part of NEXO's point-source loudspeaker line, sitting alongside subwoofers and amplified controllers designed for touring and installation use. The R2 designation represents a revised generation of the PS10, adding features such as DTD Controller compatibility and the rotatable horn architecture.
What amplifier power does the NEXO PS10-R2 need?
The PS10-R2 is designed to run from a single amplifier channel rated between 500 and 1250 watts into 8 ohms. The cabinet's nominal impedance is 8 ohms and it achieves a peak SPL of up to 132 dB at 1 m at the top of that power range. Its two-way passive crossover at 2 kHz means no active crossover is required, keeping the signal chain simple. The DTD Controller is also part of the recommended system for reliable, linear operation.
What should I check when buying a used PS10-R2?
Check that both the 10-inch neodymium LF driver and the 1-inch HF driver are functioning correctly, that the rotatable horn moves freely through its four positions, and that the dual Speakon NL4MP connectors are undamaged. Inspect the Baltic Birch Ply cabinet and metal grill for structural damage, and confirm flying points and recessed pockets are intact if rigging is intended. Used listings vary by condition and whether a DTD Controller is included, so review those details carefully. Purchases on 10K Used carry a 21-day warranty covering major functional faults; full details are in the buying guide at https://www.10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide/.
How much does a used NEXO PS10-R2 cost?
Used PS10-R2 prices vary depending on the unit's condition, age, whether a DTD Controller or other accessories are included, and how it has been used in touring or installation environments. Cosmetic wear, cabinet repairs and connector condition all influence value. The live listings on this page show current asking prices, and many listings include a Make an Offer option if you want to negotiate directly with the seller.
