The black NuQ152 2-Way 15" Full-Range Loudspeaker for Portable PA Applications from Turbosound features a 12" low-frequency driver with a low-mass voice coil for improved transient response, and an aluminum dome with 1" neodymium high-frequency compression driver mounted on a rotatable 100 x 60° (horizontal x vertical) dispersion-converging elliptical waveguide. All drivers are matched with an internal-passive crossover network in a reflex-loaded enclosure, and bi-amp mode can be enabled by means of a rear-panel switch. The rear-panel connector plate carries Neutrik speakON NL4 connectors for input and link connections to additional enclosures (sold separately).

Finished in a highly durable semi-matte black paint, the cabinet is constructed from 15mm birch plywood and is constructed with a rugged powder-coated perforated-steel mesh grille backed with reticulated foam. Multiple threaded rigging points are provided for suspension in any orientation, or for mounting with standard wall brackets. The NuQ152 Loudspeaker also features a 35mm socket for standard pole mounting, as well as integrated handles for convenient transport.

2-way full-range loudspeaker for portable PA applications

500W continuous, 2000W peak power

Suitable for FOH, side-fill, and monitor applications

Carbon-fiber loaded 15" low-frequency driver with inside/outside coil

Aluminum dome with 1" neodymium motor compression driver

Low-distortion waveguide provides 70 x 70° (H x V) dispersion

5/8" (15 mm) birch-plywood enclosure with hard-wearing semi-matte black paint finish

Rugged powder-coated perforated-steel mesh grille

Integral 35mm pole mount and handles

Multiple internal rigging points allow bracket mount and suspension in any orientation

Neutrik speakON NL4 connectors for reliable long-life operation

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this fit a 15.6" laptop?

A: The Vanguard VEO RANGE T45M will not fit a 15 inch laptop. You would need the T48M instead. Please take a look at the following link: https://bhpho.to/2wNVLSl

Q: 2. Can it work off a 12V battery? I see red/black connector on the back but those look like speaker outputs.

A: You are correct. The bare-wire terminals are for passive speakers only. There is no 12V DC power inlet.

Q: 3. Will this pack fit a z6 II with 24-120 + hood attached?

A: The Nikon Z6 II Mirrorless Camera and the Nikon NIKKOR Z 24-120mm f/4 S Lens (Nikon Z) with hood attached does fit in the Vanguard VEO RANGE T37M Backpack (Black).

Q: 4. Does this include the water bottle holder?

A: According to Vanguard's website, it does come with a water bottle pouch MOLLE attachment. :) See their page here for a full picture of what comes with it: https://bit.ly/3tx2aZU

Q: 5. Can I connect my iPad to the system?

A: Yes

Q: 6. Since the LEDs are on the inside of the box, are they sufficiently diffused that the individual bulbs won't be reflected in shiny silver jewelry?

A: Yes, very soft lighting. You can also diffuse the lights with diffusion material if need be.

Q: 7. Can I add more lavalier mic?

A: No I do not think you can. But you should know that the hand held mic and the belt back transmitter both are received by the same receiver in the amp. Worse they come in with different volumes so you can not use both at the same time.

Q: 8. Does this include the tripod attachment?

A: According to Vanguard's website, it does come with a tripod attachment. :) See their page here for a full picture of what comes with it: https://bit.ly/3tx2aZU

Q: 9. What the warranty on this bag?

A: Limited Lifetime Warranty.

Q: 10. can this be used with clip-on mic, and if so, what kind?

A: Yes, you can use an inexpensive electret condenser lapel microphone with this amplifier just as long as its plug matches the headset mic's. HOWEVER, I recommend using the headset mic for the following reason. A lapel mic is located considerably further from the speaker's mouth than the headset mic. This necessitates raising the volume control on the portable PA system, significantly increasing the possibility of feedback. Furthermore, the increased gain required when using a lapel mic raises the possibility that unwanted background sounds will also be amplified.