The SP-220 Speech Series Prompter from Mirror Image is a complete teleprompter kit that provides you with everything you need to get up and running at an extremely economical price. This model is designed specifically for professional speaking venues. Use this unique setup to gain a strategic advantage and provide the highest quality results with your presentations, meetings, and conferences.

This model is the largest speech prompter on the market. The package includes (2) 20" LCD panels, (2) housings, (2) poles, and (2) 12 3/4 x 15 1/2" mirrors. The monitor is rated at 400 cd/m² and accepts NTSC, PAL, and SVGA video signal inputs.

SP Podium Prompters come with a pair of monitor housings that sit at the base of the podium to protect and hide the LCD. These housings are designed to "nest" together for storage and shipping. One box is approximately 1" larger than the other to allow the smaller box to sit inside.

Pair of 19" Internal Reverse Monitors    Largest Professional Podium Prompter    Very Easy to Read & Operate    Compact Storage "Nesting" LCD Housings

Use this system to improve the quality and professionalism of your speeches as meetings, conferences, presentations, or any other public speaking engagement.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the better SIRUI BCH 20 or E IMAGE GH 6

A: Using objective data, the Sirui technically support more weight for a payload of 22lbs vs the E-Image GH06 Fluid Head, which supports a payload of 13lbs, however, the Sirui also weighs more than the E-Image at 7.1lbs weight, vs the E-Image at 4.4lbs. So if payload support is the most important feature, but the weight of the tripod head is negligible, the Sirui would be the better choice. If weight of the head itself is important for transportation, etc, the E-Image may be the better choice.

Q: 2. Is the head Arca-swiss compatible?

A: I'm afraid not. The GH03 head uses the GP1 Camera Plate.

Q: 3. Will this prompter accommodate a JVC GY-HD-750 camcorder mounted?

A: Probably not. It's really designed for DSLRs. The reach from the mounting plate to the mirror is, therefore, likely not long enough to accommodate your JVC.

Q: 4. I have tried the 10x30s and I can focus them without my glasses for my very near sided eyes. Can I expec the same with the 12x36es?

A: They both has the same 14.5mm eye relief and +3 to -3 diopter so the focusing is the same.

Q: 5. Will the Carson HookUpZ work with an iPhone 6Plus?

A: Yes that Adapter will work with this binocular.

Q: 6. Will this fit an E-Image EG01A2 Two-Stage Aluminum Tripod?

A: We're afraid not. The E-Image EG01A2 has a 65mm bowl, which is an odd size found on the GH01 Pan/Tilt Fluid Head it comes with.https://bhpho.to/2kAaK9f

Q: 7. what is the material used in the build of this product?

A: The main body is aluminum, with plastic knobs and other such miscellanea.

Q: 8. Where can I get replacements for the small lens caps?

A: I am not sure but I have used a lot Cannon products, So my first try would be the Cannon web sight.

Q: 9. Any possible way to remove the ball head? Are there any screws on the bowl that would allow it to be taken off?

A: It is not possible to convert this head to a flat base tripod. However Ikan does offer the IK-RSR6 Hi-Hat Riser, you could use this instead to connect this head to a flat base with a 3/8"-16 connection. https://bhpho.to/2ro3GCc

Q: 10. No tripod mount? Is it otherwise possible to achieve with some gadget that would exist? Thank you.

A: That is correct there is no threading for a tripod. However you can use the Nikon Binoc-u-Mount Universal Binocular Tripod Adapter for this pair. That way you can adapt them to your tripod at home. Website link: http://bhpho.to/1fAaWRo