Audio professionals looking for a powered subwoofer will be impressed with the HK Audio LINEAR SUB 1500 A, an active 15" bass-reflex subwoofer that was designed to complement the LINEAR 3 and LINEAR 5 mid-high loudspeakers. The SUB 1500 A delivers a low-frequency response from 45 to 120 Hz with a maximum SPL of 132 dB. Two MultiGrip handles make it easy to transport, while the integrated M20 pole cup allows you to attach an optional speaker pole.

1200W Class-D Amplifier    Active Crossover: 100 / 120 Hz    Two Combo XLR-1/4" + Two XLR Thru    Mid/High Line Out with XLR Connectors    Phase: 0 / 180°    Config Switch for One/Two Subwoofers    Designed to Complement LINEAR 3 Mid/High    Easy to Transport    Limited 5-Year Warranty

• Professional 15" subwoofer
• Professional, balanced XLR inputs and outputs
• Two electronically balanced XLR outputs to connect active mid/high units
• Configuration switch: for one or two subwoofers
• Active crossover: 100/120 Hz
• Phase switch
• Built-in limiter
• Road-ready features thanks to sturdy MDF cabinet and a black acrylic enamel finish
• Durable quality thanks to high-quality materials

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Instruction manual in English included?

A: Yes it is. Here is the download to the .pdf of the manual as well: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/486664.pdf

Q: 2. Does the Sony PCM-D10 also work as an external USB audio interface? (Some Zoom and Tascam devices have this function)

A: The Sony PCM-D10 Portable High-Resolution Linear PCM Audio Recorder is not an interface.

Q: 3. How many volts of plugin power does the recorder supply via the 3.5mm jack?

A: Sony does not specify the specific voltage supplied to the 3.5mm Mic/Line input jack on the Sony PCM-D10 Portable High-Resolution Linear PCM Audio Recorder, however plug-in power is 5V in most cases and it can be assumed that this is the voltage available from this input.

Q: 4. Can an electric guitar be played through this system without damaging it?

A: Yes a guitar may be connected via the 1/4" Instrument Input.

Q: 5. Can the microphones be configured with a laptop and operate on a podcast at real time?

A: the microphone can be adjusted on recorder and also volume lowerd or rised on the device it self . and also depending on what software your using in your computer you raise and lower volume, but thats about it.

Q: 6. I want to record 2 wireless lavalier mics but they use 3.5mm output. Can I plug them into the combo XLR-1/4" jacks using a 3.5mm to 1/4" cable?

A: Hi, Diego! Good news! You can plug the recorder into the combo XLR-1/4 jacks using a 3.5mm to 1/4" cable. Regards, Erin

Q: 7. What is the start up time for the D10?

A: This is notspecified by Sony. But it is just a second or two.

Q: 8. does it have english manual instruction ?

A: Yes it does.

Q: 9. So how does the D10 with say maybe an AKG 414 or two in whatever the highest quality possible compare to the D100 in DSD mode using the onboard mics? Also, can the D100 use the XLR-1 Mic Adaptor that works with the PCM-D50?

A: The AKG 414's will trump the onboard mics of either machine.

Q: 10. Sony has three high resolution XLR microphones available: The EMC-100N, EMC-100U, and the C-100. I assume the C-100 is not good for field recording, so is either the EMC-100U or EMC-100N good for field recording? Alternately, are there any similar caliber microphones that are good for high resolution audio for field use?

A: It depends on what you intend to record. The EMC-100N is an omnidirectional mic, so if you intend to record a group of people or soundscape, that would be a good choice. The EMC-100U on the other hand is a cardioid pattern mic, so very good for single-subject or narrow-field recording. The C-100 is not really for field recording, more for studio work like voice over. A good choice for a mic that can do both is the Sony ECM-680S which is a switchable M/S Stereo mic that can be switched to unidirectional. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/514507-REG/Sony_ECM_680S_ECM_680S_M_S_Stereo_Shotgun.html