Audio professionals looking to rig their LA Series line array speaker modules will appreciate the QSC LA112-AF, an array frame for LA 112 active line array loudspeakers. It enables you to rig and deploy up to six loudspeaker modules.

Array Frame for LA Series Line Array    Use with Up to 6 Line Array Modules

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you swap the original drives for larger capacity drives if you eventually need more storage?

A: The drives can physically eject yes. The drives themselves are your standard 3.5 inch drive - brand is HGST. But they are screwed to a proprietary cradle so youd have to unscrew them to switch it over. I bought this item with the same idea - swapping them over. But consider how fast the hard drive industry is progressing. By the time you need to swap them over you might be better off getting a new faster system.

Q: 2. photo?

A: You would be able to store photos on this drive.

Q: 3. Are the removable drives proprietary or can I use my own drives?

A: The drives designed to work with it are attached to a carrier that fits in the RAID unit. If you don't mind taking apart the original drives and removing and reattaching the carrier, you could use other drives as well.

Q: 4. Which specific HDDs are included with 2x8TB and 2x10TB?

A: These units use HGST helium 8 & 10TB drives.

Q: 5. What are the differences between this unit and a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1123837-REG/g_technology_0g04085_g_raid_thunderbolt_2_usb_3_0.html target= _blank http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1123837-REG/g_technology_0g04085_g_raid_thunderbolt_2_usb_3_0.html/a ? Enterprise drives? Is that why the speeds are faster on the more expensive model?

A: Hi, the first one you mention has Thunderbolt 1 ports, and is configured as a software RAID.The link to the removable unit, this is a newer product with Thunderbolt 2 ports, utilizes a hardware RAID, and the drives are actually removeable.

Q: 6. I am understanding that this does not come with an actual hard drive, those come separate? And if so... what is recommended for this unit for editing video 4K?

A: It does come loaded with the drives. 28TB 2-Bay Thunderbolt 3 RAID Array (2 x 14TB)

Q: 7. Could I put larger capacity hard drives in this to increase the overall size?

A: This model can take drives up to 12TB capacity per drive.

Q: 8. Does this system work w an 27" Imac late 2013?

A: Yes, the G-Technology G-RAID 8TB 2-Bay Thunderbolt 3 RAID Array (2 x 4TB) BH #GT0G05748 works with a 27'' iMac Late 2013. You can use the included USB Type-C to Type-A Cable. If you prefer using Thunderbolt, you will need these two items: Apple Thunderbolt 3 Male to Thunderbolt 2 Female Adapter BH #APMMEL2AMA Apple Thunderbolt Cable (6.6') BH #APTBC2M

Q: 9. what is the data transfer speed of this drive?

A: Hi Lucas, that version of the G-RAID would have speeds up to 250MB/s.

Q: 10. Does this product have a max transfer speed of 440 MB/s as shown on this website or 500 as shown on G-Tech's website?

A: The transfer rate depends on many factors. It is capable of 500, but you are unlikely to ever hit that number in real world use. Also, max speed is only when set to Raid 0.