OPERA NONA 210

OPERA NONA 210, with dual 10” woofers, combines its LF section with a coaxial mid-high driver in a true coaxial Quasi 3-way acoustic design. Powered by 1000 W RMS Class-D amplification and equipped with onboard DSP, flexible connectivity and multiple mounting options, NONA is ready to move between main PA, stage monitoring, mobile applications and fixed installations. The dual-woofer architecture is at the heart of OPERA NONA. Using two LF transducers increases the available radiating surface while maintaining a compact enclosure. The 2 × 10” configuration of OPERA NONA 210 provides 39% more LF radiating surface compared to a single 12” LF woofer, combining compact handling with a maximum SPL of 131.5 dB.

Design. True coaxial Quasi 3-way. Both NONA models combine their dual-woofer LF section with a coaxial mid-high driver, creating a true coaxial Quasi 3-way configuration. Together with a controlled 90° × 60° directivity pattern, the acoustic architecture provides the foundation for consistent coverage across different professional applications. A 1000 W RMS Class-D amplifier powers both models, while onboard DSP presets allow the system to adapt quickly to different operating configurations.

Applications. Multiple setups. OPERA NONA has been conceived to adapt to different applications without changing its fundamental operating concept. Onboard DSP presets support both speaker and wedge use, while two combo XLR/jack inputs and selectable output routing provide flexible connectivity for different system configurations. The cabinet offers two wedge angles for stage monitoring and three integrated handles for practical transport and positioning. For PA deployment, both models feature a standard 36 mm pole mount. Three M10 inserts for eyebolts extend the system to suspended applications, while the dedicated WB-NONA wall bracket provides an additional option for fixed installations.