Audio engineers looking to fill out the low end response of any stereo or 5.1 surround monitoring system should check out the Adam Audio Sub10 MK2, a high-quality subwoofer well suited for professional and project studios. The Sub10 MK2 features a 200W RMS (300W peak) amplifier, which powers the 10" woofer. It offers both XLR and RCA I/O connectors for seamless integration into any system setup. The bandwidth of the Sub10 MK2 and the connected speakers may be adjusted separately, allowing it to be used with many different satellites.

Crossovers are made as musical as possible thanks to variable fourth-order Linkwitz-Riley filters. The incoming signal can be phased from zero to 180 degrees for a great degree of flexibility in placement of the subwoofer. Rear-panel gain and filter adjustment controls are provided. A down-firing bass reflex tube avoids breathing noise. Multiple units may be chained together if desired. The Adam Audio Sub10 MK2 ships with a power cord and four protective rubber foot plugs.

Open Box Products Have a Limited 2-Year Manufacturer Warranty    10" Coated Paper Woofer    Down-Firing Bass Port    Amplifier: 300W Peak    Frequency Range: 25 to 150 Hz    Maximum SPL: 113 dB    XLR and RCA Inputs    Phase Switch + Linkwitz-Riley Filters    Level and Crossover Controls    Auto Power On/Off

Excellent low-end companion to any sound system

Full XLR and RCA I/Os

Cool-running 200W RMS (300W peak) amp uses pulse width modulation (PWM) to provide greater than 80% overall efficiency

Down-firing bass reflex tube reduces breathing noise

Multiple units may be chained

Bandwidth of the subwoofer and connected speakers may be adjusted separately

Variable fourth-order Linkwitz-Riley filters for musical crossovers

Incoming signal can be phased between 0 and 180 degrees, allowing a high degree of placement flexibility

Gain and filter controls on rear panel

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there a way to permanently stack multiple readers?

A: There is no way to stack Angelbird CFexpress Type B MK2 Memory Card Reader permanently, but they are designed to be stacked.

Q: 2. is this card compatible with the z9 8k 60p NRAW Highest Quality Settings without any interruptions?

A: The Angelbird 1TB AV Pro MK2 CFexpress 2.0 Type B Memory Card is compatible with the Z9 recording 8K 60p NRAW.

Q: 3. Does this work with other brand CFexpress cards - specially Sony?

A: This card reader works with any brand CFexpress Type B cards.

Q: 4. Is the RED branded version any different than this one?

A: There is no difference between the Angelbird CFexpress Type B MK2 Memory Card Reader and the RED branded version.

Q: 5. Is this compatible with the RED Komodo X? Shooting HQ?

A: Yes, the Angelbird 2TB AV Pro MK2 CFexpress 2.0 Type B Memory Card is compatible. A list of compatible cards can be found here: https://bhpho.to/3XpeGNc.

Q: 6. The length of the lens listed in the specs seems like it includes the hood. How long is the lens without the hood.

A: The dimensions (3.07 x 3.96" / 78 x 100.7 mm) of the Samyang MF 85mm f/1.4 WS Mk2 Lens for Sony E is without the hood.

Q: 7. Does the the 4TB card provide greater heat dissipation than the 1TB card? The 1 TB card stops recording early due to overheating (unless disabling AF). Since different scenarios can produce different results, if used under identical conditions as the 1TB card, will the 4TB card suffer from the same problems and be unable to sustain continuous recording with subject detection AF-F on Nikon Z9? I would try Delkin Black for its superior heat dissipation but it only goes up to 650GB.

A: The Angelbird 4TB AV Pro MK2 CFexpress 2.0 Type B Memory Card and the 1 TB are the same and being a different size does not change how it works in terms of heat.

Q: 8. Does the firmware update work with the RED CFExpress Card Reader?

A: Yes, the Angelbird 2TB AV Pro MK2 CFexpress 2.0 Type B Memory Card will work with a RED DIGITAL CINEMA CFexpress Card Reader.

Q: 9. When Zachariah answered Matthew (the very first question), Zach didn't understand the question. Matthew is asking if the photos here at B&H are showing the actual version of the lens that mounts to E mount because an adapter is needed to mount DSLR lenses to Sony or the adapter is built-in to the lens such that a lens for Sony e-mount is longer than a lens for Nikon or Canon DSLR. Matthew is not asking about a teleconverter. Is the lens shown here at B&H actually the Sony E mount version? I don't see how that is possible. So is the 4" dimension listed in the specs for the Sony version or SLR version of the lens? B&H lists the length of the lens as 3.96" for both the Sony E mount and the Canon EF version, and I don't see how that is possible.

A: The lens shown is the Sony version, this lens will mount directly to any Sony E mount camera. This lens and the Canon are same size as well. The Canon option is the EF-M version which would be for the crop sensor Canon mirrorless, not any of the DSLRs.

Q: 10. I’m a bit concerned about the several reports of failure, but I’m going to ask this anyway. Is this Angelbird 4TB card compatible with the new Blackmagic Cinema Camera 6K?

A: The Angelbird 4TB AV Pro MK2 CFexpress 2.0 Type B Memory Card, is compatible with the Blackmagic Design Cinema Camera 6K (Leica L).