Audio professionals in search of a quality powered speaker will be impressed with the Pioneer DJ XPRS82, a 8" 2-way full-range, bass reflex, bi-amped active speaker well-suited for mobile DJs, clubs, bands, houses of worship, touring, speaking engagements, or anywhere portable, high-quality audio is required.

The Pioneer XPRS82 features a 2000W Class-D amplifier that drives the 8" woofer and a 1" compression driver, which combine for a frequency response of 60 Hz to 20 kHz with a max SPL of 127 dB. The rear panel features a 3-input mixer with channel 1 offering a combo XLR-1/4" connector and gain control for microphone and line levels, while channel two offers a combo XLR-1/4" Hi-Z and line inputs with level gain control. Channel 3 boasts a 3.5mm line input. An XLR line output sums all channels together for adding additional speakers for better coverage. Other features include four EQ DSP modes including Live, Music, Speech, and Monitor as well as 16 User DSP settings for your best sound. The XPRS82 includes a power cord.

For Live Stage, Mobile DJs & Clubs    8" Woofer & 1" Compression Driver    Frequency Response: 60 Hz to 20 kHz    Max SPL: 127 dB    Class-D Amplifier: 2000W Peak    4 x DSP Modes: Live, Music, Speech, Mon.    XLR-1/4" Combo Mic/Line Input    XLR-1/4" Combo Hi-Z/Line Input    3.5mm Line Input + Standard Pole Mount    Flexible Positions: Floor Wedge Monitor

The XPRS2 Series employs Class-D amplification with high output wattage for a powerful and premiere audio experience for performers and listeners alike. The XPRS82 full-range speaker features Class-D 2000W amplification.

Pioneer DJ's all-new XPRS2 Series features a sleek all-black, protective plywood cabinet for performance in harsh indoor and outdoor environments. The series models all come with a durable handle to support system portability and handling during setup and take down. The XPRS2 Series also features rubber feet to create separation and shock absorption between surfaces.

• DSP Modes: The XPRS2 full-range speakers contain four different DSP preset modes: Live, Music, Speech, and Floor Monitor to address the needs of different listening environments.
• DSP User Presets: In addition to the four presets, each XPRS2 full-range speaker includes 16 custom user DSP modes, which can be saved with custom names to ensure the EQ settings are maximized for every scenario.

The XPRS82 is the largest of the full-range speakers in Pioneer DJ's XPRS2 Series. Featuring a 8" woofer and 2" voice coil with a 1" exit compression driver and 1.75" voice coil, the speakers deliver comprehensive sound coverage across mid to large audiences and venues. Boasting a frequency response of 60 Hz to 20 kHz and a maximum SPL of 127 dB, the versatile full-range speaker delivers powerful sound built to thrive in even the harshest of sound environments such as a live DJ set.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Most karaoke players have a key control which changes the key signature up or down by 6 half-tones. Does this machine have this capability?

A: The Karaoking G100 Karaoke Machine Battery-Powered Speaker with Two Wireless Mics and Built-In Light Show does not specify the ability to adjust pitch or key signature.

Q: 2. Can you use a single ear w/ mic headset?

A: Yes. This walkie talkie is great.

Q: 3. can I get a compatiable headset that's not push to talk?

A: The headset is voice activated and will transmit at the sound of voice. Stock headset does not require push to talk

Q: 4. Can this be hooked to a TV?

A: No, the Karaoking G100 Karaoke Machine Battery-Powered Speaker cannot be connected to a TV. It is for audio input only and does not include any video features or output connections.

Q: 5. How do you change channel on mic

A: The two wireless microphones that are included with the Karaoking G100 Karaoke Machine Battery-Powered Speaker do not have switchable channels. They are each fixed to a preset frequency.

Q: 6. As pictured, it could not be used with L-brackets for up-down tilt. Can the Arca-style baseplate be re-indexed by 90 degrees, so that it runs parallel to the tilt axis?

A: According to this photo on Leofoto's website (https://bit.ly/35UuwVg), the arca-swiss clamp atop the head is removable, albeit it might be securely glued down using a strong adhesive. Assuming you are able to remove and reorient the clamp, you should be able to mount the camera parallel to the axis of motion, allowing you to tilt forward and back rather than side-to-side. I will caution against this as we have no way of determining how the arca-swiss clamp is mounted to the head, as other brands have sometimes made their models difficult to change. The reason for this is because usually monopod heads like these are primarily for mounting to long lens collars. Leofoto has a different model that offers an indexing/panning clamp which might be more suitable for you called the VH30R. By default, that system allows for reorientation of the clamp to accommodate cameras and lenses.

Q: 7. Can the Zone B L/R output be used to go into the base of our wireless headphones? Our new tv does not have L/R output so we are looking for something that we can use to listen to tv with our headphones.

A: Could work fine.

Q: 8. do you need an FCC license for this radio ?

A: Yes, an FCC license is required to use GMRS radios such as the Midland X-Talker T290VP4 Two-Way Communication Radio.

Q: 9. Can this power a subwoofer on its own or does it required a powered sub?

A: The Pioneer VSX-834 7.2-Channel A/V Receiver is made for compatibility with a powered sub.

Q: 10. What is the transmit power watts ?

A: The T77VP5 is rated a little under 2 watts, so it can be sold into Canada as well as the US.