The Oklahoma Sound Tabletop Base Combo Lectern Mahogany Walnutfrom Oklahoma Sound Tabletop Base Combo Lectern Mahogany Walnutis suitable for audiences of up to 7500 people, or 75,000 sq. ft, and features a 75 watt amplifier, and two wired microphones - handheld and lavalier. There is a gooseneck shock holder for the handheld mic. The lavalier mic can be clipped to your clothing. The amplifier is MP3 compatible through its media aux 1/8" input.

Additionally, there are four built-in 4" speakers with radius-style grilles, two line outs, three inputs, and controls for on/off, four volume levels, as well as bass/treble, plus a digital clock. This lectern is also switchable for wireless control on two frequencies. There are two locking doors with fingertip indents for easy opening. Three sizable storage spaces and two adjustable shelves in the base provide room for collateral and personal material. The lectern also features a halogen reading lamp with dimmer.

If you purchase Oklahoma's optional 12 VDC battery, you can use the internally mounted recharger that features an LED indicator. This battery provides up to 24 hours of power. For mobility, there are four concealed casters. The unit ships assembled.

75 Watt Amplifier    Two Wired Microphones: Handheld/Lavalier    Four Built-In 4" Speakers with Grilles    Two Line Outs / Three Inputs    On/Off, Volume, Bass/Treble Controls    Built-In Recharger with LED Indicator    Halogen Reading Lamp with Dimmer    Two Locking Doors/Two Storage Shelves    Four Casters/Digital Clock

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. When I use a camera D7100 with lens 18-300mm, which weight is about 3lb, Could Oben tripod TT-50 support them?

A: The TT-50 is a small table top tripod. With the ball head in a vertical position it may be OK. If there is any pressure on the ball head, it could creep. A better choice may be the Oben TT-100 which has a removable head. See the link below. If the head cannot handle the specific situation, a more robust head can be attached.

Q: 2. what is the length of a single leg from the base?

A: Hi! It is 12 cm

Q: 3. Is it normal for humidity to jump 9% after opening the door for 10 seconds? When i open to put my gear in it, it goes up to 48% and it takes more than an hour to go back to 39%

A: According to the manufacturer, depending on the humidity levels in the area in which the Ruggard EDC-50L Electronic Dry Cabinet (50L) is housed, yes, it may be normal for the humidity to rise 9% after opening the door for 10 seconds.

Q: 4. Is there an XLR connector on the wire or will you need to solder one on?

A: The built-in XLR onnector is attached to a 6' Balanced Line Cable which would need a connector.

Q: 5. What is the diameter of the mount?

A: 50mm, just under 2 inches. Longer than most camera baseplates. Cork topped to help hold camera steadier

Q: 6. Can this unit handle a Nikon D 90, or 7000 without tripping or falling over?

A: I just own the D500. Yes it can handle the d500 + the heavy Nikon 24-70 provided you set it up properly i.e. one leg in the direction of the lens

Q: 7. can this be used in a drive up movie set up through car radio's?

A: This transmitter will not work with car radios.

Q: 8. Can the TT-200 be converted to the TT-100 ball head configuration?

A: Yes, it can convert down to the TT-100 configuration.

Q: 9. The Ruggard EDC-230L appears to have LED lighting inside the cabinet. Question: Can the internal LED lighting be turned off? Also, can your stored DSLR cameras include their batteries or should the batteries be separately stored in the cabinet?

A: Unfortunately, the interior lighting on the EDC-230L cannot be turned off. As for storing the batteries, they should be stored outside the camera.

Q: 10. Can I place this under my desk, and against a wall? Or does it need space to breathe?

A: According to the manual; Do not place the rear of the cabinet directly against a wall or other surface, this may reduce the operational efficiency.