Audio engineers and musicians looking for a passive stage monitor will appreciate the Nady PM-100, a compact and durable passive, personal stage monitoring speaker ideal for performing artists. The speaker features a pair of 5" ferrofluid drivers with a peak power handling capability of 200W to offer clear, powerful sound with high SPL levels and low distortion. The speaker has a uniquely tuned response that delivers audio at frequencies that will cut through stage noise to reach the performer and reduce feedback.

The speaker has a single 1/4" input connector that can be powered from the Nady PM-200A amplifier (sold separately). A volume control knob lets you adjust the speaker to perfectly match your system and application. The speaker can be positioned at 4 different angles for optimum placement, and it also has an integrated mount, so you can attach it to a speaker stand.

Lightweight and Durable    Dual 5" Drivers    200W Power Handling Capability    Volume Control Knob    1/4" Input Connector    Integrated Stand Mount

• Compact, sturdy, and lightweight cabinet. Includes two specially designed, dual ferro-fluid 5” drivers
• Uniquely tuned response projects audio at the desired frequencies to cut through stage noise while ensuring high feedback immunity
• Stand mountable for close-up monitoring
• Large volume control knob for adjusting monitoring level
• 1/4" TS input jack accepts a powered audio signal from the Nady PM-200A amplifer (sold separately)

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. When used with a Panasonic camera such as G9 or GH5, what stabilization mode will work? Can I turn off the lens stabilization and just use the camera's IBIS?

A: When pairing the Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 100-400mm f/5-6.3 IS Lens together with the Panasonic Lumix G9 Mirrorless Camera or the Panasonic Lumix GH5 Mirrorless Camera, you would have to use either the lens' built-in image stabilization or the camera body's built-in image stabilization, but you cannot use both at the same time. Dual I.S. stabilization using both the camera's in-body image stabilization and the lenses built-in stabilization is only compatible when using Panasonic-branded lenses on Panasonic cameras. As such, yes, you may turn off the lens' stabilization and just use the camera's in-body image stabilization feature. For more information, you may view pages 145-148 of the Panasonic Lumix G9 Mirrorless Camera's Owner's Manual for Advanced Features, or pages 143-146 of the Panasonic Lumix GH5 Mirrorless Camera's Owner's Manual for Advanced Features.

Q: 2. Can you tell me how well is works with an Olympus EM1 Mark II? All reviews I read folks are using a Mark III except one review and he basically gave it one star

A: There is no reason the Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 100-400mm f/5-6.3 IS Lens should work any different on the Olympus EM1 Mark II that the Olympus EM1 Mark III. This is a good lens for both cameras.

Q: 3. Does this lens have a manual focus clutch?

A: No, Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 100-400mm f/5-6.3 IS Lens does not have a manual focus clutch. The lens was design with a AF/MF switch on the left side of the lens barrel.

Q: 4. How effective is AF if this lens is mounted with a MC-14 TC?

A: The autofocus would be most effective in brighter conditions.

Q: 5. I have a Lumix g7 and amm considering this lens or the panasonic lens of the same focal length. what would be the pros or cons of one lens over the other? They seem very similar.

A: While I have not personally used the recently-announced Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 100-400mm f/5-6.3 IS Lens, from reviews posted online, while both lenses are good options, the Panasonic lens would be more compact in size and offers better stabilization when shooting with a Panasonic camera that is compatible with their Dual IS feature. It is also nice that the zoom ring can be locked at any chosen position (the Olympus lens can only be locked at the 100mm setting). The Olympus lens offers better sharpness at the lens' maximum aperture, has better optical stabilization when using the lens on an Olympus body (the Olympus lens has better in-lens stabilization, but is incompatible with Olympus' in-body stabilization; the Panasonic lens' built-in stabilization is inferior, but offers better performance when paired with a Panasonic camera with in-body Dual IS stabilization capability). The Olympus lens would also be compatible with Olympus' 1.4x and 2x teleconveters (there are no teleconverters designed for the Panasonic lens). The zoom ring is much smoother to operate on the Olympus lens compared to the stiffer zoom ring on the Panasonic lens. All that being said, both lenses have good performance, so it would come down to personal preference.

Q: 6. Will this lens and its 1.4x converter work with the Panasonic GH5.?

A: Yes it can.

Q: 7. What is the ETA on this product??

A: We don't have a specific date from Olympus yet, when we do, it will be posted on our website.

Q: 8. Can you remove the tripod collar?

A: The tripod collar on the M. Zuiko ED 100-400mm f/5-6.3 IS is removable.

Q: 9. I have an old Silk U-212. Will this ball head fit it?

A: Unfortunately this head will not fit on the U212. The base threading on the head is 1/4-20" and the stud coming out of the tripod is 3/8".

Q: 10. Will this lens work on the original Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mirrorless MFT ?

A: Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 100-400mm f/5-6.3 IS Lens will work on the original Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mirrorless camera.