The Beacon 2 Portable Line Array Tower with Bluetooth & AIR Receiveris a Beacon 2 portable line array tower with Bluetooth, an AIR wireless receiver, and a dual wireless microphone receiver. With 150W of rated output power driving eight 4" neodymium speakers and three 8" woofers and a neodymium compression driver to produce 120 dB SPL, it is designed to deliver versatile and powerful amplification for crowds of up to 2500 people in sports venues, educational facilities, and various indoor and outdoor events.

The built-in Bluetooth receiver allows streaming of music from your smartphone, tablet, or laptop. Two XLR-1/4" combo jacks, a 1/4" line input, and a 3.5mm stereo mini jack provide connectivity for wired mics, instruments, line-level sources, and non-Bluetooth devices. Connect up to two wireless mics (available separately) via the included dual wireless microphone receiver. The balanced 1/4" output can be routed to another PA system or an audio recorder. Integrated mixer functions include volume controls and 2-band equalization.

The supplied AIR wireless receiver enables the Beacon 2 to function as a wireless companion speaker. Power the Beacon 2 via AC power or the built-in rechargeable lithium-ion batteries, which offer approximately six to eight hours of operating time on a single charge. The integrated carry handle and heavy-duty rolling wheels simply transport of the system.

Reaches Crowds of up to 2500 People    Integrated Handle and Rolling Wheels    Built-In Bluetooth Receiver    AIR Wireless Receiver    Dual Wireless Mic Receiver    150W of Rated Output Power    8 x 4" Speakers, 3 x 8" Woofers    Integrated Mixer & 2-Band Equalizer    Built-In Rechargeable Batteries    XLR, 1/4" & 3.5mm Inputs, 1/4" Output

150W of rated output power through eight 4" neodymium speakers and three 8" neodymium woofers

120 dB maximum SPL reaches crowds of up to 2500 people

Folds down to 28" high for easy transport and unfolds to 71.5" in seconds for fast setup

Built-in Class-1 Bluetooth for streaming music from a mobile device

Includes an AIR wireless receiver for functionality as a companion speaker

Connect up to two wireless mics (available separately) via the included dual wireless microphone receiver

Built-in rechargeable lithium-ion batteries provide approximately six to eight hours of operating time on a single charge

Nylon microphone storage bag

Heavy-duty wheels and carry handle

Made in the USA

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. can I plug my Mackie mixer into it for more inputs?

A: Yes, you can connect into the 1/4-inch line inputs from a mixer for additional channels.

Q: 2. How many additional L1 PRO8 speakers can I connect? Can i use an unmanaged switch to create a 4 unit PA?

A: The RJ45-style network connectors on the Bose L1 PRO8 Portable Line Array Speaker System with Bluetooth are designed to connect the L1 to the Bose ToneMatch mixers. Each ToneMatch can connect to two L1 towers (one left, one right). The L1 PRO8 also features a dedicated line output connection via XLR that could be used to daisy chain and feed signal to other speakers.

Q: 3. Does it come with rubber antenna ?

A: The iFi audio ZEN Air Blue Bluetooth Audio Receiver does not come with an antenna.

Q: 4. Will this work with Godox, Profoto, and other studio strobes? I've been waiting for Nissin to make an equivalent strobe like the Profoto B2 for more power than their current offering. So will this trigger studio strobes with TTL and most importantly HSS?

A: No it will not trigger your strobes with TTL or HSS. The Air R receiver is primarily made to work with Sony MIS flashes. In this case, it will support TTL and HSS with those flashes. The Air R receiver does have a PC out so you can trigger a studio strobe but that is all. You would have no control what so ever of the studio strobe.

Q: 5. Can you connect additional speakers?

A: Yes, the Bose L1 PRO8 Portable Line Array Speaker System with Bluetooth features an XLR M Line Out connection for sending signal to other speakers.

Q: 6. It is 110V, 220V or BiVolt ?

A: This uses 100-240 V AC power, that will work internationally. You may need an adapter for the wall outlet, depending on the region.

Q: 7. Will Sony flashes (HVL-F43AM via Adapter ADP-AMA, or HVL-F43M without adapter for example) work with Nissin Air R and Air Commander?

A: I don't know. I bought the Nissin for my Nikon system and could never get them to work so I sent them back. Look at Phottix or Godox (sold under many names) for my wireless trigge/commander for a better system. I ended up getting both and love them.

Q: 8. I have several Metz 64 ttl flashes for Sony. Would I be able to use the Nissin air R and a Nissin air transmitter to trigger my Metz 64 ttl flashes?

A: It should work according to Nissin as long as all of the flashes have the same multi-interface hotshoe.but only testing will tell.

Q: 9. what is max power draw for bose l1 pro 8 ?

A: For the Bose L1 PRO8; 60W for the speakers, 240W for the subwoofers.

Q: 10. Will a Nissin Air commander on a Sony mirrorless allow TTL to transmit to a Nissin Air Receiver for Nikon attached to a Nikon Speedlight? I'd like to use my a6300 with my Nikon flashes that I already own using the Nissin Air system. Will this work since they the receiver and commander are paired and can talk to each other?

A: This combination will not give you TTL control, of your Nikon flashes, only manual control. When using the Nissin Air R Receiver with the Nissin Air 1 Commander, they both must be of the same make, i.e. Nikon/Nikon. Sony/Sony in order to maintain TTL control.