Turbosound TQ14M 14″ Passive Coaxial Stage Monitor

The Turbosound TQ14M 14″ Passive Coaxial Stage Monitor sets a high standard for professional stage monitoring with a sleek, compact design and exceptional clarity. It is engineered for live sound professionals who demand premium performance and unmatched reliability. The TQ14M delivers 480 watts continuous and 1,920 watts peak power, ensuring consistent, powerful audio on every stage.
Its coaxial design features a 14-inch neodymium low-frequency driver and a titanium dome 1.4-inch high-frequency compression driver. These custom-engineered components produce low distortion and wide frequency response. The waveguide ensures 60° horizontal and 40° vertical dispersion, directing focused sound evenly across the performance area. As a result, artists receive accurate audio monitoring without feedback or hotspots.
This loudspeaker supports passive or bi-amp operation, allowing flexible system integration for different touring and fixed installations. Built with 12 and 15 mm birch plywood, the enclosure offers solid durability. Its PU semi-matte black paint and cloth-covered steel grille ensure resistance to wear and tear. With an IP44 rating, the TQ14M withstands dust and water in rugged environments.
The monitor includes two 4-pole twist-lock connectors for reliable connectivity and a recessed switch for mode selection. It also offers pole-mount compatibility for versatile stage positioning. Compact yet powerful, the TQ14M reaches 138 dB SPL in bi-amp mode, delivering full-range sound with clarity and impact.
Whether in a club, worship venue, or touring setup, this monitor delivers pristine sound and durability. With thoughtful design and top-tier materials, the TQ14M ensures that performers hear every nuance—clearly, consistently, and without compromise.

The Turbosound TQ14M 14″ Passive Coaxial Stage Monitor delivers powerful, clear stage monitoring with rugged durability and flexible operation. Its compact design ensures precise sound, making it ideal for touring, venues, and demanding live performances.