Enjoy audio from your source of choice with the polar white Genelec G Three 2-Way Powered Bookshelf Speaker. It features an XLR and an RCA input, allowing you to have two source devices connected for easy switching. The speaker has a 2-way design with one built-in Class-D amplifier for the 5.1" woofer and one for the 0.75" metal-dome tweeter. The speaker features a 54 Hz to 20 kHz frequency response and has a die-cast aluminum cabinet with a rear-facing bass port.

Up to 100W Output    2-Way, Bass-Reflex Design    5.1" Woofer    0.75" Metal-Dome Tweeter    54 Hz to 20 kHz Frequency Response    1x XLR, 1x RCA Input    Class-D Amplifiers    Die-Cast Aluminum Cabinet

The G Three is designed to reproduce the fine nuances of your favorite music and movies, so you can experience content the way the creators intended, even in challenging acoustic environments. With its room compensation switches, the G Three can adapt to your acoustic environment to deliver pure, faithful sound.

The active speaker design removes the need for bulky external power amplifiers, since the amplifier is built into the speaker. This amplifier is optimized for the drivers they're feeding and enables you to simply connect your sound source directly to the G Three. With simple room compensation switches, you can tailor the sound to your unique acoustic environment for faithful sound in nearly any room.

• Active crossovers
• Directivity Control Waveguide (DCW) technology
• Intelligent Signal Sensing (ISS) technology
• Iso-Pod stand
• Minimum Diffraction Enclosure (MDE) technology
• Optimized amplifiers
• Protection circuitry
• Reflex port design
• Versatile mounting options available separately
• Short-term max SPL of ≥104 dB
• ≤5 dB of self-generated noise

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What's the maximum weight the case can carry?

A: While a maximum load capacity is not listed for the Impact Rolling Case for Three 52" C-Stands, as per the manufacturer, the case will comfortably hold approximately 60 lb (27.2 kg).

Q: 2. Does this have flash level ? To set the flash ?

A: No, the Impact SF-AE80 AC Flash included in the Impact SF-AE80 AC Master/Slave 2 Flash Kit does not have adjustable power output capabilities. The instruction manual states that the unit is fine to use up to 5-10 feet away at ISO 200, although you may also vary your results by adjusting the flash distance or the ISO setting.

Q: 3. Can I use a slave with that?

A: Yes. It will work with the Impact SF-AE80 AC Flash units.

Q: 4. Does it work for any voltage? 110 volt & 220?

A: It is a standard Edison (E26) porcelain socket, switch, and hefty wire; voltage should not matter. However, the cord is terminated with a 3-prong plug (hot/neutral/safety ground) which is standard to the US (and other countries). Obviously, you would need a (hefty) plug adapter to connect to a different form of power receptacle.

Q: 5. Can the impact 50x50 or 50x70 softboxes for florescent fixtures be used with this lighting kit?

A: Unfortunately, those softboxes are specific to the FF series lamp heads from Impact.

Q: 6. I do photos of porcelain which is shinny..so will this floodlight work for this type of photography?

A: This flood light would work for lighting porcelain, but it would be best to diffuse the light in order to reduce any hot spots or reflections. A good option to consider is a shooting tent, which would allow you to contain the light around the object and soften the light at well. Please see the link for reference: a href= http://bhpho.to/1wlbX2V target= _blank http://bhpho.to/1wlbX2V/a

Q: 7. Are these plastic, ie waterproof for underwater photography?

A: Yes, the cards in the DGK Color Tools Digital Grey Kard Premium White Balance Card Set made out of plastic making them suitable for underwater photography.

Q: 8. Can this fit a 40" turtle base c stands of other brands like Kupo?

A: Following unit will support any Fits 52" c-stand

Q: 9. Will the LED lights fit if an impact floodlight 10 reflector is attached to the porcelain socket?

A: No, the led bulb is too wide at the base and will hit the reflector.

Q: 10. What's the difference between this and the AE80? Also, what do I need to make this work with the canon 60d?

A: The difference is the Impact SF-AE80 AC Flash (110-130VAC) is a stronger flash with more output power, which has a Guide Number of 80, compared to the Impact SF-AE56 AC Flash (110-130VAC), which has a Guide Number of 56. Other than the output power, the units and included items are otherwise identical. An 11-foot sync cable is included with the kit. As the Canon EOS 60D DSLR camera does not have a PC sync terminal, you would have to purchase a hot shoe to PC adapter, such as the Nisha Speed Light Foot Adapter, B&H # NISLFA. http://bhpho.to/1RJIdYn