The Toa F-2852CU2 6.5" 2-Way Coaxial Ceiling SpeakerfromToa F-2852CU2 6.5" 2-Way Coaxial Ceiling Speakeris a 6.5", 2-way, co-axial speaker suitable for music and paging applications such as audio/visual, business, music, or retail sound systems. The speaker has a frequency response of 60 Hz to 20 kHz with a rated input of 60 watts, and a power handling capacity of 90 watts. Key benefits include smoother off-axis coverage and relative ease of installation.

The 2852C is suited for high ceiling installation and features a ported bass-reflex design. It's outfitted with a sound diffuser paired with its built-in co-axial tweeter for improved, open, high-end frequency response. Also included are:  an integral backcan with safety cable, quick-mount hardware, and removable Phoenix-style connectors with loop-through points for connecting adjacent speakers. Additionally, the speaker features a built-in, multi-tap transformer, as well as both 8 and 16 ohm direct modes, a front baffle power tap selector, and double-locking paintable grilles. Furthermore, built-in overload protection circuitry improves speaker reliability and helps ensure component longevity.

Suitable for high ceiling installation

Wide dispersion, and smooth off-axis coverage

Simplified, easier installation

UL-Listed and compliant

Built-in 25 / 70.7V multi-tap transformer

Low Impedance Mode (8 / 16 Ohms)

Convenient power tap selector on front baffle

Integral metal back-can and safety cable

Low-profile, paintable grille

Overload protection circuitry

Mounting hardware included

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Where can I get the ears for this kit? I already own a few of these, before they started offering the ears.

A: The Manfrotto Extra Large Pro Scrim All-in-One Kit (9.5 x 9.5') (B&H# MAMLLC3301K) does come with the ears, but they aren't widely available separately. However, we have many options for clamps that will hold the edges of the frame. Here's a sampling of those: Matthews Quick Reverse Ear for 1" Square Tube (B&H# MAEQRTS1) https://bhpho.to/3SYkFGK Matthews Baby Pin for 1" Square Tubing (B&H# MA409209) https://bhpho.to/3RhOWPv Proaim SnapRig Quick Reverse Ear for 1" Square Tube (B&H# PRGP205) https://bhpho.to/3tw8Utl Impact Super Clamp with 5/8" Snap-In Pin (B&H# IMCC106TSIP) https://bhpho.to/47rLuYm

Q: 2. Do these work with any solar filters, eg Alpine Astronomical 50mm Baader AstroSolar White-Light Solar Filter for Binoculars?

A: The Pentax 6.5x21 U-Series Papilio II Binoculars can be used with this Alpine solar filter sheet. It would need to be trimmed down and attached to the binoculars with tape or a rubber band: https://bit.ly/3SpRx9p

Q: 3. How stable would this be to use with a Godox AD600Pro and a 2 lbs softbox?

A: The Godox AD600Pro Witstro All-In-One Outdoor Flash weighs 6.6 lbs, so the combined weight of the light fixture and a 2 lbs softbox would be 8.6 lbs. The Manfrotto 5002BL Nano Plus Stand (6.5') has a maximum load capacity of 8.8 lbs. The AD600 and a 2 lbs softbox would work on this light stand, while it is near the listed maximum load capacity. However, as I recommend with all light stands, I would also recommend using sandbags on the base of the light stand for additional ballast and security, such as a couple of Impact Filled Saddle Sandbags (15 lb, Orange), B&H # IMSBFO15.

Q: 4. Is this simply a rebranded meikie 6.5mm lens? Everything I find suggest as such.

A: They are both made by the same manufacturer.

Q: 5. What is the tube diameter

A: The diameter of the Manfrotto Boom Assembly, Black - 6.5' (2m) is 25mm.

Q: 6. Does this telescope require an erecting prism for terrestrial viewing? If so, which one is recommended?

A: First of all, do not buy it as mine was returned because of material flaws, loose screws and sloppy screw holes that were not put in correctly. I will not buy any Celestron product any more.

Q: 7. When viewing insects, is there a significant difference between the 8.5x21 and the 6.5x21?

A: I bought my 6.5x21 to view butterflies and small day flying moths. It's a trade off between the 8.5 and the 6.5 as the answers below mention. I have only tried a friend's 8.5 once, but I had some trouble locating my subject after it moved. The 6.5 has served me well and I have yet to need more magnification. I made the right choice for myself with the 6.5. They are also great for viewing all sorts of subjects, from flowers to mountains. I love them.

Q: 8. Is this compatible with profoto b10?

A: You can use this stand with a B10.

Q: 9. Hi every one. I have HG4 and metabones speedbosster 0.64 x. And Opteka 6.5mm have with EF-M bayonet and Micro four thitds bayonet. My question is that: Can i use with EF-M bayonet with speedbooster 0.64x on GH4? Because i want receive aperture from F2 to aperture F1 woth metabones sppedbooster 0.64x

A: This is a question for the manufacturer of the speedbooster. We don't know anything about it.

Q: 10. were do the batteries go?

A: The batteries go on top of the tripod- under a cover.