The LA Audio line array system is a compact two-way element built around 2x 10" LF drivers and a 1.4" HF compression driver, rated 1200 W AES at 8 Ω with 90° H × 10° V coverage and a 65 Hz – 20 kHz frequency range. Max SPL is quoted at 134 dB, and each cabinet weighs 38 kg at 720 × 480 × 420 mm. For distributors and rental companies sourcing used line array speakers, this format suits mid-size venues, corporate events and mobile rental fleets where array length is limited by truck space or rigging capacity.
Condition grade A means the cabinets should show only light cosmetic wear and no functional faults. Before you commit to a used LA Audio line array system for sale, ask for photos of every cabinet face, the rear connector panel and the rigging hardware. On second-hand line arrays, the flying hardware and integrated rigging points are the first items to inspect: check for bent pins, worn quick-release mechanisms, elongated holes and missing safety fittings. Grade A should mean the rigging is complete and serviceable, not merely present.
Driver condition drives the real value. Request impedance sweeps or at least a pink-noise listening test per cabinet, and confirm both LF cones are original or correctly reconed. A 1.4" HF driver that has been driven hard in a rental fleet may still pass a quick test but show reduced output later. Ask whether the HF diaphragms have been replaced and whether the cabinets have been opened for inspection. For buyers comparing formats, our used pro audio equipment for export overview shows how line array elements are typically graded and packed.
Rigging and safety documentation matter for venue and rental buyers. Confirm that flying hardware is included as stated and that the array bumpers, links and pins match the cabinet count you are buying. If you plan to hang the system in a fixed install, involve a structural engineer and check local load regulations; the 38 kg per cabinet figure adds up quickly across a full array. For installers working on line array systems for venue installation, ask the seller for cabinet-by-cabinet weight confirmation and any available rigging load data.
Export logistics are straightforward but not trivial. At 720 × 480 × 420 mm and 38 kg per cabinet, a 12-cabinet order is a substantial pallet or crate shipment; confirm whether the seller can supply flight cases or export crates and whether FOB terms include packing. Ask for the year of manufacture and quantity available, since both are listed as on request — do not assume a production year or stock level. Voltage and connector standards vary by region, so confirm the amplifier/DSP pairing you intend to use and whether speakON or other connectors are fitted.
Finally, treat the grade as a starting point, not a guarantee. Request a written condition report, close-up photos of cones, diaphragms, grilles and rigging, and a short video of the system running. If you are new to importing second-hand arrays, read our buying guide for second hand line array systems before negotiating, and keep spare HF diaphragms and rigging pins in your first order. That approach protects your margin and keeps rental clients confident in the LA Audio system.
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