This Bogen Ceiling Speaker Assembly is a pre-assembled 8" ceiling mounted speaker for your 70V or 25V commercial audio system. The speaker is sold complete with transformer, 8" S86 cone and grille cover.

It has an off-white finish and a screw-terminal bridge. The speaker is easily installed into drop-ceilings, features a 4W capacity and a 50 Hz to 12 kHz frequency response suitable for paging and background music.

95 dB SPL    Screw Terminal Bridge    S86 8" Cone Driver    50-12 kHz Frequency Response    Off-White

Screw terminal bridge for quick, accurate connection to additional speakers and amplifier

8" S86 speaker for excellent sound quality

4 watt output

T-725 4 watt transformer

95 dB SPL

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I take the ethernet out of the Atem Mini Pro into a network switch and send the video output to any or all of the network switch ports to output with ethernet to sdi/hdmi converters?

A: Yes, that should work. In the ATEM Control Software you will see the Stream Bridge come up as one of the options to stream to.

Q: 2. We utilize an ATEM Mini Pro in our studio and then connect with USB C to use as a webcam for clients events like Zoom/ Webex etc that have to have the usb c direct plug in to recognize the camera. I want to record the ATEM Program output but currently can't do that. Could a ATEM Streaming Bridge record for me instead?

A: the ATEM streaming bridge can be used to provide an extra HDMI program output that can be recorded on any external HDMI recorder. The streaming bridge does not record anything itself internally, it just provides you with another HDMI output that you can record or use with an external TV monitor.

Q: 3. Can it receive a stream from a Constellation 1ME (using the USB webcam feature) or is it still only compatible w/ ISO + Pro?

A: The Blackmagic Design ATEM Streaming Bridge for ATEM Mini Pro Streaming Switchers is only compatible with the Atem Mini Pro and Atem Extreme switchers from Blackmagic.

Q: 4. Does the HDMI/SDI output use the compressed H.264 feed from the ATEM encoder? Or does it output the higher quality feed from your camera/source?

A: The Streaming Bridge gets it's input from the streaming output of the ATEM Mini Pro which will be H.264 encoded. The image will be quite good but it is compressed.

Q: 5. Using the streaming bridge, can I feed lobby and sanctuary TV's with the SDI out plugs and use the HDMI output to feed a Boxcast device to Live Stream?

A: Yes, both the SDI and HDMI outputs have the same feed from the Bridge.

Q: 6. Can a RTMP feed be sent to this device from a source other than the ATEM Mini Pro?

A: That is not possible, this is only compatible with the ATEM Mini Pro and ATE Mini Pro ISO.

Q: 7. To clarify the previous question about feeding lobby TVs via the bridge while also streaming, as there 2 similar questions with opposite answers given here... With the ATEM Mini Pro AND Streaming bridge connected to the same, switched ethernet network, is it possible to stream to YouTube, etc. AND to the ATEM Streaming Bridge (for a lobby TV), both via ethernet, not the USB output, at the same time?

A: The ATEM Mini Pro or ISO can only stream to one location at a time via Ethernet. This can be one Streaming Bridge or one Streaming Service. It cannot do both. There is only one streaming encoder. There is no way to get around this. At the same time it is possible to connect the USB to a computer as a Web cam and stream to another service using a third party app. I hope this clears it up.

Q: 8. Does this device allow me to remotely control and switch cameras on the atem from a completely different location?

A: No, you cannot control or switch cameras on the ATEM from this device.

Q: 9. If this is used to connect over the internet, would the quality be sufficient to remotely pull a chroma key from the feed?

A: Pulling a chroma Key from a compressed image would be difficult, an uncompressed signal is recommended for pulling any sort of key

Q: 10. With ATEM Mini Pro, can I simultaneously use ATEM HDMI for multi-view, USB-C for recording, and ethernet for *both* software control (from PC), and driving this device for streaming?

A: Yes to all.