The black LD Systems CURV 500 AVS Portable Array System Blackis a portable array system that includes two satellite speakers, a 10" subwoofer, a 4-channel mixer with 16 digital effects, two speaker cables, and two SmartLink adapters. Featuring 380W RMS power, it can be used in sound reinforcement applications for bars, clubs, studios, in homes, and more.

The portable sound system has a Class-D power amplifier with a limiter that provides protection against short circuits and overloading. It also has a built-in 4-channel mixer with 16 digital-effect presets and uses modern Bluetooth technology. Furthermore, combo and speakON-compatible sockets offer extensive connectivity options, and the subwoofer has four digital system presets, an M20 threaded flange, and three ergonomic carrying handles.

In addition, the two satellites are operated via SmartLink adapters and are 4.7 x 4.7" in size. Using LD System's own WaveAhead technology, one 4" and three 1" drivers provide detailed audio playback. With optional wall and ceiling mounting systems (sold separately), the satellites can be installed anywhere where good sound and subtle appearance are required.

10" Bass-Reflex Subwoofer    Class-D Power Amplifier    Built-In Limiter    4-Channel Mixer with 16 Digital Effects    2 Satellites with SmartLink Adapters    Includes Speaker Cables

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the SYNCBAC PRO's built-in battery also feed power to the GoPro?

A: Unfortunately no. The 12 hour power supply will remain within the Timecode system.

Q: 2. My Zoom H2N Handy Recorder will save and play files on the SDHC card while it is in the recorder. If I place the SDHC card into a USB adaptor and plug into my computer to save the files, my computer won't read the files on the card. It does fine with a SD card, but not the SDHC. Why can't I use the SDHC card?

A: SD cards are based on the much older MMC format. The SDHC format isn't backward-compatible.Computers that don't specifically support SDHC won't recognize SDHC memory cards, and can't be updated to recognize SDHC cards. My understanding is that you'll need to acquire a newer computer to read the SDHC format. And don't forget, we now have SDXC-formatted cards, for 64GB, 128GB and 256GB SD cards.Bes regards

Q: 3. Does the mid/side mic point to the back of the unit or towards the front (so I can record myself)?

A: It point away from the side with the display. You can see this in the sixth picture.

Q: 4. Will this work with the AKG WMS45 receiver?

A: Yes this AC adapter will work with an AKG WMS45 receiver.

Q: 5. Can I connect this recorder to my Mac computer to capture non-copyrighted audio from YouTube?

A: The Zoom H2n 2-Input / 4-Track Portable Handy Recorder with Onboard 5-Mic Array (B&H # ZOH2N) may be connected to your computer to record non-copyrighted, non-copy-protected content.

Q: 6. Is maximum recording audio quality only 16-bit / 44.1 kHz using battery?!

A: No, the maximum sample rate for recording is 24-bit / 96 kHz. The example provided in the description was to give an idea of battery life while recording. You can find more details about the recording options and settings in the user manual. See the section for "Setting the recording format" on page 72 (if you use the pdf page numbers, it is page 37) and additional information is listed with the specifications. http://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/67854.pdf

Q: 7. Hi. I wanted to know if the Zoom H2N will support 48v phantom power on the line out. I have a 3.5mm to dual xlr cable that I would like to connect with my mixer, and into the mic. If my mixer supplies 48v phantom power on the inputs, will the microphone get damaged?

A: The Zoom H2n does not provide phantom power and is not compatible with with mics that require phantom power to operate.

Q: 8. Will the camera still fit into the dive housing with the SyncbacPro ?

A: Yes it will. You will also need the extended backdoors for that housing.

Q: 9. Is a licensed Win Pro OS included (installed) with the system?

A: Yes, Via OS windows 10 pro.

Q: 10. Will this work with the sony a99 ?

A: I don't personally own an a99 but i wouldn't see why not. Its big enough for 7D mark ii.