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Reliable, powerful and built for professionals.
The MLA Series is Exxo Professional’s micro line array platform — true line array behaviour, scaled down. Compact plywood satellites, Italian Lavoce transducers, Class-D power and 24-bit DSP make the system light to fly, quick to stack and equally at home in bars, banquet halls, houses of worship, conference rooms and portable PA work.
A mini line array is a miniaturised system that keeps every detail of a full-size array. Four basic units form a group, and up to eight satellites can be flown or stacked per system in 2.1 or 1.1 configurations — so one inventory covers a small bar and a mid-size hall.
The flagship of the series: eight array satellites over an 18″ powered subwoofer, reaching 130 dB maximum SPL. Built for 2.1 stereo and 1.1 mono modes, with a 60° horizontal pattern and 1.5° inter-element angle adjustment for precise array shaping.
| Model | MLA186 |
|---|---|
| System | |
| Type | Micro line array system |
| Number of array elements | 8 |
| Maximum SPL (system) | 130 dB |
| Amplifier type | Class D |
| DSP | 96 kHz sampling frequency, 24-bit |
| Bluetooth module | Yes |
| THD | ≤ 0.1% |
| Protection | DSP-based multiband limiter, short circuit, overheating, overcurrent, DC |
| Array satellites | |
| Power AES | 60 W per unit |
| Amplifier power (DSP) | 300 W RMS / 600 W peak |
| Frequency range | 150 Hz – 20 kHz |
| Impedance | 16 Ω |
| Drivers | 2 x 3″ |
| Sensitivity | 96 dB (1 W @ 1 m) |
| Angle adjustment | 1.5° x 1.5° |
| Coverage | 60° horizontal; vertical coverage varies with array length and configuration |
| Dimensions | 555 x 330 x 365 mm |
| Weight | 34 kg |
| Subwoofer | |
| Driver | 18″, 4″ voice coil, 100 OZ |
| Frequency range | 45 Hz – 150 Hz |
| Power output | 1000 W RMS / 2000 W peak |
| Dimensions | 795 x 625 x 705 mm |
| Weight | 49 kg |
Two complete micro line array packages — choose by room size and headroom.
Built for medium-scale sound reinforcement: enough headroom and clarity to cover a full room, in a cabinet small enough to disappear into it. Horizontal coverage is a consistent 60°, while vertical coverage is set by how many satellites you fly and how you angle them — so the same boxes can throw down a long hall or spread wide across a low room.
Even coverage at high SPL without stacking bulky tops on every corner of the room.
Discreet cabinets for banquet halls, lobbies and function rooms where the system should be heard, not seen.
Controlled vertical pattern keeps energy on the audience and off reflective walls and ceilings.
Low-profile arrays that stay out of camera lines while delivering clean, intelligible speech.
Long-throw coverage for atriums and concourses from a handful of compact elements.
Speech clarity first, with the headroom for music and the Bluetooth input for quick playback.
Tell us the room and the audience — our team will recommend the right MLA configuration, rigging and coverage.