Horizontally symmetrical dual 12 self-powered vented line array element. Pressure-Phase Distributed midrange loading, isophasic high frequency wave guides, 3200W Class D 2-channel amplification (2400W LF, 800W HF) with comprehensive onboard DSP. 120 degree horizontal coverage. The BASSBOSS line array solution for 1,000 plus capacity rooms.
$6,995 each
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Recommended accessories
GTMFLA Transport and Deployment Cart
Aluminum frame ground support and transport cart with 4 locking casters. Holds up to 5 cabinets or 4 cabinets plus fly bar. Angle adjustments for ground-stack downward or upward angling.
$1,250transport + ground stack
RMFLA Rigging Frame / Fly Bumper Bar
MFLA line array flying frame with multiple lifting points for rigging flexibility. Doubles as the deployment fly bumper.
$1,425fly frame / bumper bar
VSLA Ground-Stack Brackets
Support bracket kit to mate MFLA to VS21 subwoofer for ground-stack configurations. One kit mates one MFLA to one VS21.
$916per MFLA-to-VS21 pair
Format
Linearray element, dual 12
Drivers
2×12″plus 2×3″ isophasic HF
Amplification
3200WClass D 2ch: 2400 LF / 800 HF
Weight
104lb47 kg per element
What we hear from owners
What MFLA‑MK3 owners report after the first deployment
Patterns from production companies and venue operators.
01
The point source to line array transition is real
Production buyers who moved up from AT212 fleet to MFLA report that 1,500 plus capacity rooms become straightforward where they used to require multiple cabinet stacks.
02
Self-powered simplifies the truck pack
Eliminating amp racks for the mains saves real square footage in the truck and labor at load-in. Owners running national tours notice this immediately.
03
Pressure-Phase Distributed midrange is the audible signature
Buyers comparing against other dual 12 line array products consistently call out the midrange clarity at distance. Vocals stay intelligible in the back of the room.
04
The rigging frame is the limiting factor
Owners learn quickly that the MFLA rigging system needs to be specced and ordered with the cabinets. The fly system is a system, not an afterthought.
05
Sub count drives the result
A pair of MFLA hangs over a sub array that defines what the room sounds like. Under-specifying the subs leaves the system reading top heavy.
06
Resale demand from regional production companies
Used MFLA cabinets move into regional production companies quickly. The brand recognition among touring buyers is real.
Decision framework
Is the MFLA‑MK3 right for you?
Buy it for
Production companies running 1,000 plus capacity rooms regularly. Festival mains and large outdoor events where line array projection is required. Regional touring rigs. Permanent installs in arena-sized venues, large clubs, and event spaces. Rental fleets covering corporate keynote, conference, and large-room work.
Look elsewhere if
You are running rooms under 1,000 capacity, where point source cabinets like the AT212‑MK3 deliver comparable coverage with simpler deployment. You do not have rigging access or proper labor for line array deployment. You need a single cabinet solution for portable work, where line array is the wrong category.
Get a real quote
Send a system spec, not a price shopping number
Tell us the room, the audience size, and what you run today. We come back with the right pair, freight, and price. One short form.
Depends on the room. A typical 1,500 to 2,500 capacity room runs 6 to 10 elements per side. We size systems against the actual room geometry, throw distance, and target SPL.
Q2
Does the MFLA need a controller?
No external controller required. The self-powered cabinet with onboard DSP handles tuning per element.
Q3
What rigging hardware do I need?
A rigging frame and ground-stack hardware are sold separately. We spec the right hardware with your cabinet order based on your deployment plan.
Q4
What sub pairs with MFLA?
For festival and large venue work, ZV28-MK3 or Makara-MK3 stack arrays under the mains. For arena installs, Kraken-MK3. The sub count matters more than the top count at this scale.
Q5
Can the MFLA be ground stacked?
Yes. The VSLA ground-stack hardware enables ground stacking with VS21 subs underneath. Useful for festivals and venues without fly points.
Q6
How does MFLA compare to other dual 12 line arrays?
BASSBOSS MFLA uses Pressure-Phase Distributed midrange and isophasic HF wave guides, which deliver consistent dispersion at distance and the BASSBOSS midrange voicing. The cabinet pricing typically lands below comparable European line array products.
Q7
How long does MFLA deployment take?
Comparable to other modern line arrays in the size class. The self-powered format saves the amp rack patch and tuning steps that powered systems require.
System design
This pairs well with
Line array systems are sub-defined. Pick the sub count to match the room low end requirements.
Quad 21 sub arrays for arena and stadium scale events. Sub count drives the result at this scale.
Field video
MFLA‑MK3 in the wild
Owner reviews and field recordings.
MFLA-MK3 overview
MFLA-MK3 in deployment
MFLA-MK3 field review
Honest answers
Doubts our clients initially had
Before they bought, here is what made buyers hesitate. We talked it through. Short version.
D1
Line array is a big commitment.
It is. The cabinets, the rigging, the labor, the system design. For production companies and venues hitting the 1,000 plus capacity rooms regularly, the math justifies it. For lighter use, a fleet of AT212 covers more applications with simpler deployment.
D2
European line array products have more brand recognition.
In some buyer segments, yes. In others, especially in regional production and emerging touring markets, BASSBOSS MFLA has built a strong reputation on midrange clarity at distance and on the price-to-performance position.
D3
How does it compare to L-Acoustics or d&b at this size?
Different brands target different segments. The MFLA holds its own on intelligibility and output. Pricing typically comes in well under the European premium tier. For most production decisions the right answer depends on existing inventory, regional support, and the specific room requirements.
D4
The rigging frame is an additional purchase.
Standard for line array systems. The rigging is a system, not an accessory. We spec the cabinet order and rigging order together so you do not deploy without it.
D5
Self-powered means more failure points per cabinet.
Statistically, self-powered systems show comparable or better field reliability than rack-amped systems because amp-to-driver routing is shorter and the system tunes itself. The amp rack you remove is also a system to maintain.
D6
I want to hear MFLA before buying.
Demo opportunities exist at regional production company sites and at trade events. Tell us your timing and region; we can often route an introduction.
