The black AM7215/66 2-Way 15" Loudspeaker System from JBL is a high-power, lightweight, 2-way, full range loudspeaker. It is comprised of the JBL Differential Drive, dual voice coil and dual magnetic gap 2265H (15") low frequency driver, and 2432H high frequency 1.5" exit, 3" voice-coil compression driver. The large format Progressive Transition (PT) waveguide provides a 60 x 60° coverage. The waveguide is rotatable so the loudspeaker system can be used in either the vertical or horizontal orientation. High-slope passive networks minimize band overlap. Well-controlled off-axis response enhances arrayability.

The enclosure is constructed of multi-ply birch coated in JBL's DuraFlex finish and is heavily braced to maximize low-frequency performance. The trapezoid enclosure is fitted with fifteen M10 threaded attachment points and utilizes a 14-gauge steel grille internally lined with acoustically transparent foam to provide additional driver protection and give a very professional appearance.

The AM7215/66, a member of the AM7215 family, will perform as either a bi-amped or passive cabinet, at the flick of a switch, making it versatile for many sound amplification applications, such as: performing arts facilities,theatrical sound design, auditoriums, worship facilities, live clubs, dance clubs, sports facilities, and themed entertainment venues.

2265H Differential Drive low-frequency driver

2432H high-frequency compression driver

Large PT Progressive Transition waveguide for excellent pattern control and low distortion

Rotatable waveguide for vertical or horizontal orientation

Bi-amp/passive switchable

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Someone steals our camera when we were travel I wonder do you guy have a warranty for that?

A: We offer a SquareTrade Protection Plan which covers accidental damage due to drops or spills, it does not cover theft, though. There is Travel Insurance available on the open market, and your homeowner's insurance company may offer traveler insurance. I would just caution you to do your due diligence as not all plans are the same, nor do they cover 100% of the replacement cost.

Q: 2. What are the differences between the Canon M50 vs. the M6 or M5? The M50 has Digic 8 vs. 7 and the M50 has continuous of 10 vs. 9. Are there any other substantial differences?

A: If you want a lot of manual control then this camera is not as good as the M5 or M6. I like this one more than those mainly because I do vlogging The Crowley Crew on YouTube and have been using the M3 which has a flip up screen like the M6. The M5 has a flip down screen also not good for vlogging. The main differences will be flip out screen as opposed to tilt (I would prefer tilt for photos flip for video) you also have 4K if you want to put up with manual focus and 2.5x crop. They both have the same sensor but the M50 has a faster processor eye detection AF improved dual pixel AF compressed RAW files and more options in video recording. In short I think if I was doing mainly photos and not much video I would get the M5 if I was doing mostly video I would get the M50. I would prefer either of those more than the M6 because of the EVF.

Q: 3. which one would you pick: sony m50 or panasonic gx85?

A: If sensor size was most important, going with the EOS M50 would be best. However, there are less lens options in the EF-M mount compared to the available lenses in the Micro 4/3 system.

Q: 4. Does this M50 support the fully automatic intelligent bounce mode in the speedlite 470EXai?

A: According to Canon's compatibility chart, yes it will work with the M50. On the M50, and the flash in full auto AIB, it states : Auto bounce will operate only when “Depth-of-field preview” function is assigned to the M-Fn button or movie shooting button.

Q: 5. Is it advisable for a documentary photographer to buy a canon Eos m50

A: This is a very good camera , small compact with a very good image quality

Q: 6. Does this camera embed Time Code?

A: No it doesn't

Q: 7. Can Connect a Intervalometer for timelapse?

A: Yes

Q: 8. does this automatically focus for videos?

A: Yes, works great for autofocus when shooting video.

Q: 9. What are the benefits of choosing this over a Panasonic FZ1000?

A: The M50 has a bigger sensor (better in low light) and the creative possibilities of interchangeable lenses. The FZ1000 has a smaller sensor (big zoom range lenses are possible) and a permanent lens that dispenses with the hassle and cost of interchangeable lenses.

Q: 10. Can I use a cable shutter release with the M50?

A: I'm sorry but there is no wired cable release. You can either use the Canon wireless remote, item # CABRE1 or you can use a smartphone wirelessly via bluetooth or wifi.