Designed for education, sporting events, houses of worship, meetings, seminars, musical performances, parties, small clubs, and coffeehouses, the Fender Passport Event Series 2 is a self-contained portable PA system that provides everything needed to deliver amplification to a medium-sized audience. Great for amplifying voices, instruments, and background music anywhere, anytime.

All input channels include volume, treble & bass, and reverb controls. Channels 1-4 feature combo XLR-1/4" mic/line inputs, while channel 5 utilizes a single 1/4" line / Hi-Z input accommodating an instrument, such as a guitar. Channels 6/7 (L/Mono & R) offer two 1/4" inputs as well as a stereo 3.5mm connector, and a built-in Bluetooth receiver for streaming audio wirelessly from a phone or tablet.

For outputs, the Passport Event Series 2 includes a 3.5mm headphone output as well as a 1/4" mono output for connecting to a powered monitor for performing musicians. Should you wish to add more bass to your system, the 1/4" sub output is designed to connect to a dedicated subwoofer. Simply connect your subwoofer and set its crossover to 120 Hz. External subwoofer use automatically removes signals below 120 Hz from main Passport amp and speakers.

The unit's ease of operation is great for the layperson who needs quality with simple functionality. The Passport can be transported like a suitcase and with a simple flip of the cabinet latches, the system is ready for setup. Inside are two full-range speaker cabinets, a 375W powered mixer, and speaker cables.

For Medium-Sized Audiences    Self-Contained Suitcase Style    7-Channel (9-Input) Powered Mixer    Detachable Speakers with 8" Woofers    Travel Case for PA System    Includes Two Speaker Cables    Two Speaker Stands + Speaker Stand Bag

• All-in-one suitcase-style PA system
• Seven-channel 375W powered mixer
• Two detachable speakers, each with an 8" woofer and a 1.2" horn-loaded tweeter
• Nine inputs (4 x combo XLR-1/4", 1 x mono 1/4" line / Hi-Z, 1 x stereo 1/4”, 1 x stereo 3.5mm + stereo Bluetooth)
• Bluetooth connectivity
• 3.5mm stereo headphone output with level control
• Mono and Sub outputs
• Includes two speaker cables

• Front-panel instrument/line switching lets you choose the correct impedance for either mic/line level or instruments

• Front-panel reverb controls for each channel
• Dial in just the right amount of the spacious effect
• Creates ambient depth from subtle to cavernous

• Designed for use with a powered subwoofer
• Helps bring out the best clear and powerful low end in your performance or presentation
• Includes automatic high-pass filter

• Bluetooth connectivity for easy streaming of wireless audio from mobile devices

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be formatted to work on both mac & windows interchangeably?

A: It is an either/or. If you have both platforms to back up, get one for each. You will be happier and more secure.

Q: 2. the magmod will work with the godox v1-f?

A: Yes, the MagMod Wedding & Event Flash Accessory Starter Kit Gen 2 will work with the Godox V1 Flash. The MagMod MagGrip 2 fits that flash head.

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Q: 4. Can this be used with XPD2 mic?

A: Yes

Q: 5. Does this version allow for automatic scheduling of backups?

A: Yes. Mine is set for 9:30 each night.

Q: 6. Hi, will this be able to receive pics from a sony a6000 via the cameras wifi hotspot network?

A: I believe the issue may be in how the wireless works. The camera establishes its own wi-fi if I'm not mistaken. So does the MyPassport. So they won't be on the same network.

Q: 7. Why I cant store my photos and video from a Mac book pro Laptop using this external hard disc?

A: Hi Shirley, Your external drive is not formatted for Mac.If you absolutely, positivelywillonly beworkingwith Macs and no other system, ever: UseMacOS Extended (Journaled). If you need to transfer files larger than 4 GB between Macs and PCs: Use exFAT. In all other cases: Use MS-DOS (FAT), akaFAT32.To format the disk go to the disk utility under applications. You goggle how to format Mac external hard drive and there are some step by step example s.Hope this helps you....

Q: 8. This summer I will be traveling and Im looking to use my iPhone 5S or maybe a Go Pro 3 or 4 to record some behind the scene videos of both my travels and me doing photography. Normally I would bring my laptop but due to weight and capacity constraints, I'm looking for another solution to back-up these videos. Would I be able to transfer the videos Note, I will be in the backcountry without cell reception? FYI, I'm keen on this solution as it has an SD Card reader to allow me to back-up my photographs from my DSLR.

A: Yeah as long as you have power going into the hard drive you should be able to back up files from the SD card. It kinda just dumps it into a folder though, so if you're super peculiar about naming convention and formatting, you should use this purely as a backup solution and not wipe your cards.

Q: 9. Any recommended subwoofer for this PA System?

A: You could use any powered sub with a TRS or XLR connection. Here is one example, BH #JBEON618S.

Q: 10. Will this work good for online gaming for the PS4?

A: Sorry i do not know exactly, but i do not like it anyway, its slow and very sensitive and heavy