The white RS400i 4″ Coaxial Open-Ceiling Speaker from SoundTube Entertainment is a two-way ported speaker with an open-ceiling enclosure design that delivers effective low-end response (from 76 Hz to 22 kHz @ -10 dB). The BroadBeam technology in this speaker incorporates a high-frequency waveguide mated to a 1" convex titanium tweeter. The BroadBeam high-frequency waveguide delivers a consistent dispersion pattern across the operating bandwidth that offers optimum edge-to-edge coverage and reduced power needs.

The RS400i Speaker incorporates a low-profile grille and a five-position tap switch with transformer bypass position. It features a SpeedClamp self-locking cable grip for fast, easy, and secure installation. Designed for indoor and outdoor background to foreground SPL applications, the RS400i Speaker includes a single-point mounting system for rapid open-ceiling installations. The broad dispersion pattern of 125° and high sensitivity of 82.5 dB 1W/1m makes this speaker suitable for retail, restaurants, grocery stores, hotels, casinos, fitness centers, conference rooms, big box stores, museums, trade shows, airports, and other open-ceiling applications.

BroadBeam waveguide technology delivers a consistent dispersion pattern for maximum intelligibility and edge-to-edge coverage (up to 10 kHz, independently verified)

Features a 4" (102mm) polypropylene woofer and 1" (25mm) convex titanium tweeter with FerroFluid cooling

Weatherized components for indoor and outdoor applications

Includes UL-listed hanging hardware with adjustable galvanized steel cables and integrated SpeedClamp self-locking cable grip

Features an Euroblock connector and terminal weather boot

ZeroReflection enclosure technology for optimal sound reproduction and cabinet rigidity

Easy access five-position selectable tap switch for 25, 70.7, and 100V applications with transformer bypass position

Steel grille with protective powder-coated finish for durability

Can also be surface-mounted with the AC-RS-SM5 mount bracket (not included)

UL 1480 (UEAY) approved

White paint finish

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there IBIS ?

A: This offers the highly stable SteadyShot joint optical and electronic stabilization system.

Q: 2. What other accessory is needed to make it work? Just plug and play or does unit require batteries

A: The microphone does not need any batteries, you just plug it into the radio to use it. The BR200 radio comes with a lithium battery that does need to be inserted into the radio in order to use the radio and the mic.

Q: 3. can you add additional speakers to this?

A: There is no option to add additional speakers to the Z625.

Q: 4. Where do I find the autoexposure-lock and autofocus-lock buttons?

A: You would have to set a custom key in the settings menu to have it easily accessible.

Q: 5. We have these speakers but we'd like to mount them on the wall, can you recommend a mounting system?

A: After research, it has a 1/4 20 UNC Threaded insert and a weight of 8 kg (17.64 lbs). The Peerless-AV SPK811 Wall Mount has the compatible threading and will support speakers up to 20 lbs. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/338439-REG/Peerless_Industries_SPK811_SPK811_Universal_Speaker_Mount.html/specs

Q: 6. Was trying to find out if these SWA-9500s would be compatible with a 2020 Samsung Q900T Soundbar? I really want Dolby Atmos rear speakers!!

A: Unknown; it states "Select Soundbars, tho no specific models; see below and suggest contacting Samsung:Tel: (800) 726-7864 Website http://www.samsung.com/ Samsung SWA-9500S 2.0.2-Channel Rear Wireless Speaker Kit for Select Soundbars Wireless Connectivity Wireless Connection Protocols Proprietary

Q: 7. This is confusing. The LT has several transmitters e.g. 72Mhz and 216Mhz for example. I thought for the receivers to work they must tune or be set to match this frequency band. Or is the ListenTALK LKR-12 an FM band receiver?

A: The Listen Technologies ListenTALK LKR-12 Basic Receiver with Li-Ion Battery, Lanyard & Ear Speaker BH #LILKR12A0 operates on 1920 to 1930 MHz (North America). The North American DECT band, is sometimes called 1.9 GHz, and properly called the 1920-1930 MHz UPCS band.

Q: 8. Is there any native way to divide the main compartment, or will multiple stands be tangled together?

A: This case includes an interior divider.

Q: 9. can this hold cast iron base mic stands?

A: The Auray MSB-6 Microphone/Speaker Stand Bag would not be recommended for holding iron stand bases. It is meant primarily to hold tripod-style microphone stands.

Q: 10. What is an optical input and what is it used for? Thank you and God bless!

A: The optical input is just another way for your computer or audio source to connect to the speakers.