A personal volume control makes it the ultimate onstage sound solution.

The Galaxy Hot Spot VC Personal Monitor takes care of feedback and hearing problems onstage and its small size won't distract from the performance. It weighs only 4-1/2 lb. and can be placed on a mic stand with its built-in mic socket or atop a keyboard for in-your-face sound.

The Hot Spot VC features its own volume control knob, 200W power handling, and a frequency response of 150Hz to 15kHz forfull-range monitoring. 2 - 1/4" jacks enable the Hot Spot to be daisy-chained. High-impact ABS cabinet houses 2 - 5" drivers.

Galaxy Hot Spot VC with Volume Control and Stand Adapter Features:

• Small, compact design
• Volume control knob
• 200W power handling
• High-impact ABS cabinet
• 2 ferrofluid-cooled Neolite 5" drivers
• 150Hz to 15kHz frequency response
• Puts the sound just where you need it
• Includes stand adapter

If you like compact portability, your own controls, and crystal clear sound, this is the monitor for you. Order today.

Galaxy Hot Spot VC with Volume Control and Stand Adapter

Write A Review

Average of 8 User Ratings

Overall

Quality

Features

Value

Customer Reviews

Overall

Quality

Features

Value

Works for their intended purpose

Posted by WDSAX2 from NC on Nov 10, 2008

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: Musician/Audio Tech

Reviewer's Play Style: Gospel

We have a few of these at our Church (small). The musician's area is small and the size of these fit well in our area. We are beginning to use them in the choir stand; they fit very well under the seats. Works great for vocals. These are not made for low-end frequencies. Electrically speaking, it's OK to have a speaker load (ohms) > your amp load rating. If the speaker load < your amp load...watch out for smoke and flames! With a QSC 2450 amp (2ohm load max/channel), you can daisy chain 6-8 of these to each channel!

Overall

Quality

Features

Value

Great for Acoustic Group

Posted by Fiddlinmike from Abingdon, Virginia on Aug 7, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Semi-Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Americana/Bluegrass

I initally bought two of these for our acoustic bluegrass-americana group (mandolin/fiddle,guitar,bass,dobro/banjo)and have been very pleased. They are very portable, which is a huge plus over conventional monitors. We now daisy-chain 3 together for our gigs and it works out perfectly. The disadvantage to their size is in the low-end frequencies - so we don't mix much acoustic bass in the monitor. As others have noted, there's a natural boost the mid-range frequencies because of their size, but the bottom line is they are only monitors - we can all hear great, and taking them to gigs is a snap. In several months of use we've had no problems at all. I recommend you give them a shot if you've got an acoustic application. Oh yeah, we rarely use the volume controls, so you may be able to save a little money by getting the cheaper version.

Overall

Quality

Features

Value

Too much distortion

Posted by Andy from Pax West Virginia on Jul 11, 2008

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: gospel/bluegrass

I set our PA up in a music store on the way to a gig one afternoon and tried this monitor out. You don't get much sound from it before it distorts and forget running a bass singers voice with it. I tried talking in a low tone like a bass or baritone singer would use and it sounded like static on a radio. If you're using this to monitor only a keyboard its good but not the whole mix unless you're just a guitar player and singer.

Overall

Quality

Features

Value

Bang for the buck

Posted by Squirrel from Western Mass on Feb 4, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: active music and sound

Reviewer's Play Style: all type

these are the most incredible speakers to use.Like a prior writer only in a rock situation with the monitors facing the band having forgot to turn the main P.A. volume back up the audience only noted a slihgt difference.In another instance on many occations I have been able to use 4 hotspots to fill the bleachers at a swim meet with total clarity.

Overall

Quality

Features

Value

Watch the impedance

Posted by Rob from Sacramento, CA on Jan 18, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Church musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Praise & worship

The Hot Spot is a 16-ohm speaker. Most amps are designed for 8 ohm and lower loads. You have to use two of these in parallel to reach 8 ohms.

Also -- that 16 ohm load is when the volume control on the speaker is at full. At the lowest volume setting, this speaker shows 130 ohms to the amplifier! (See the product manual on Galaxy's web site.)

Finally, they just don't sound that good. Lots of midrange, and IMO a harsh tone. We have two of these, and we're going to replace them with something else.

View more product reviews »

If you would like to write a review, please see our product review guidelines.

Galaxy Hot Spot VC with Volume Control and Stand Adapter

Read 8 Reviews

$139.99

MSRP: $199.99 Savings: $60.00(30%)

Finance Now

Select Color/Option Here ... Black...$139.99 White...$139.99

Availability:

Gold Coverage Protection Warranty: (What's this?)

Qty:Add To Cart Add To Wishlist

Galaxy Hot Spot VC with Volume Control and Stand Adapter

Read 8 Reviews