Pure Resonance Audio S10 10 Inch Outdoor Stadium 70V Speaker

High-output 10" all-weather 70V speaker for stadiums and large outdoor spaces

The Pure Resonance Audio S10 is a rugged 10" all-weather speaker built for high SPL performance in large commercial and outdoor environments. It is purpose-made for clear announcements, paging, and foreground music where coverage, durability, and intelligibility matter across open spaces.

Why it fits large-scale commercial installs

• High-output sound: Designed for long-throw clarity in stadiums, fields, gyms, and large facilities.
• 70V distributed audio ready: Efficient for multi-speaker runs and scalable commercial systems.
• IP66 all-weather protection: Built to resist dust, water jets, and harsh outdoor conditions.
• UV and corrosion resistance: Fiberglass-reinforced enclosure with stainless steel bracket and grille for long-term outdoor durability.
• Wide dispersion: Helps cover large zones with fewer dead spots when designed correctly.

Best use cases

• Stadiums, sports fields, and arenas needing clear PA and cue audio
• Gymnasiums and warehouses where intelligibility matters at higher volumes
• Theme parks, pools, campuses, and industrial sites with long-distance coverage needs
• Paging and foreground music systems in tough indoor or outdoor environments

Recommended with this speaker

• Audio / Video for commercial audio sources, distribution, and system essentials.
• Power Management Solutions to protect amplifiers and rack gear from power events.
• Tips and Guides for planning and setup best practices.

Need help sizing a 70V system?

Tell us the space type, approximate size, speaker quantity target, and whether this is paging-only or music plus paging, and we will help you plan taps and amplifier power correctly. Contact Bear Security Shop.

More resources

For practical guidance on commercial and outdoor audio planning, visit our Tips and Guides.

1. Is this 70V only, or can I run it on a home receiver?
   This is meant for 70V distributed audio. For a home receiver (8 ohm), you typically want a standard low-impedance speaker instead.
   
2. What amplifier do I need?
   You’ll need a 70V amplifier. Size it by adding up all speaker tap wattages on the line, then keep total load under the amp’s rated output with headroom.
   
3. How do I pick the right tap setting?
   Higher tap = louder speaker. For even coverage, use lower taps on speakers closer to listeners and higher taps for speakers farther away.