Protect your speaker from the elements with the Electro-Voice Rain Resistant Cover, a custom made IP44-rated water resistant cover for the EVERSE 12 loudspeaker. Made from 600D poly with waterproof and hydrophobic treated lycra cloth, the cover repels water when used in an upright or kickback position.

IP44 Rated    Protects Speaker from the Elements    Bottom Flap for Tripod Deployment    Top and Side Handle Pocket to Carry    Bottom Drain Holes for Kickback Orient    Amplifier Input Pocket    Accommodates Cables in the Rain

• IP44 rated rain cover
• Included bottom flap for tripod position with the cover
• Included top and side handle pocket to carry the speaker with the cover
• Drain holes at the bottom allow kickback orientation
• Included amplifier input pocket to use cables with the rain cover

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this rain cover work with any other bags or is it only orca bag specific?

A: This will work with most harnesses, as the top just folds around the straps and fixes to itself with velcro. Much quicker, easier,and more convenient than the poncho I have.

Q: 2. We currently have HT 300 EV microphones. Are The HT300C compatible with the Receiver/Transmitter that we currently have? What is the frequency band that the microphones need?

A: The Electro-Voice HT300 handheld microphone/transmitter works with the R300 receiver. The R300-HD is the complete wireless mic system with the handheld transmitter. The HT300C transmitter operates within the "C" frequency band which is 516 to 532 MHz, so your receiver will need to operate on the "C" band as well. This is the only frequency band available for use in North America. We do offer the Electro-Voice R300 Wireless Microphone System Receiver (B&H # ELR300RXC) separately and the complete system with the transmitter and receiver, which is the Electro-Voice R300-HD Wireless Handheld Microphone System - C: 516 to 532 MHz (B&H # ELR300HD).

Q: 3. Can this be used with R5,R6?

A: The eyepiece on the rain cover will not fit EOS mirrorless cameras such as the R5, but the rain cover will still fit around the mirrorless cameras using the integrated hook-and-loop closures.

Q: 4. Will this work with the Canon R5?

A: It's not made specifically for an R5, but it will work as intended so you should be fine.

Q: 5. Does the viewfinder part work just as well with a Canon R6?

A: The Canon cover will not fit but you can use this one from Porta Brace: https://bhpho.to/3vOzXQz

Q: 6. is this compatible with r6 m ii and RF 100-500mm?

A: The Canon ERC-E5S Rain Cover (Small) includes an eyecup that is not compatible with the Canon R6 Mark II. I recommend getting the Think Tank Photo Emergency Rain Cover (Medium) BH #THERCM because it just has a clear transparent protection on the back so you won't have an issue with the eyecup.

Q: 7. I have a D77 Body 100-400 lens with a doubler total length w lens hood is 19"extend Is This the size?

A: Yes, the Canon ERC-E5M Rain Cover (Medium) can accommodate a Canon EOS 77D body equipped with an EF 100-400mm Lens and a EF Extender 2.0X III.

Q: 8. Will this rain cover fit a Canon R3 and EF 300mm?

A: The Canon ERC-E5M Rain Cover (Medium) is to small for the Canon R3 and the EF 300mm f/2,8 lens and lens adapter. And note there is no lens eye cup made that works with it and the R3.

Q: 9. Will this fit Canon M6MarkII with lens adapter and 70-300mm zoom?

A: Yes it will fit and then some.

Q: 10. What material is the rain cover made from?

A: Nylon and Polyester.