The ASB6125 from JBL is a professional-quality passive subwoofer that provides strong, reliable bass performance for a variety of applications. The wooden cabinet houses a pair of 15" Differential Drive dual voice coil drivers with large neodymium magnets for a long performance life. The subwoofer can operate in parallel or discrete input modes for excellent versatility. The 14-gauge steel grille is lined with acoustically transparent foam to protect the driver. The subwoofer has a 1600W (6400W Peak) power rating and has a large vent area to provide high output with low distortion. The enclosure has 16 threaded M10 attachment points to provide versatile mounting options.

Dual 15" Differential Drive Woofers    Wooden Construction    Parallel and Discrete Modes    16 Threaded Attachment Points    14-Gauge Steel Grille

Wooden cabinet with DuraFlex finish

Pair of 15" Differential Drive dual voice coil drivers with large neodymium magnets for a long performance life

Switchable parallel/discrete input modes provide versatility

14-gauge steel grille is lined with acoustically transparent foam to protect the driver

Power rating of 1600W (6400W peak)

Large vent area provides high output with low distortion

16 threaded M10 attachment points provide various mounting options

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. 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: 2. Can I download files onto my chromebook to edit videos?

A: Yes, with the usb cable or card reader.

Q: 3. Is it compatible with the ef and efs lens?

A: You need an EF to EF-M lens adapter. Canon makes a great one.

Q: 4. Does this come with a charger

A: Both are in the box. Canon LP-E12 Lithium-Ion Battery Pack (7.2V, 875mAh) Canon Battery Charger LC-E12 for Battery Pack LP-E12.

Q: 5. Does it have bulb mode and cable release port ?

A: Yes, the M50 has a bulb mode, but it does not have a cable release port.

Q: 6. will this automatically shut off if left idle for too long? or is there a setting where you can shut off the auto shutoff? I want to use as a webcam

A: I contacted Canon USA concerning your inquiry. They state you would have to disable the Auto Power Off setting in the camera settings menu under "Power Saving." They also state that it is recommended to use the Canon Webcam Utility Beta software and and AC power adapter as you may still be limited by the battery life, so a longer lasting continuous power option is recommended when using the Canon EOS M50 Mirrorless Digital Camera as a web camera.

Q: 7. Does the wireless shutter boss works with the Canon M50?

A: The Shutter Boss will not function with the M50. Remote operation is possible with the Canon BR-E1 BH# CABR-E1 or Bluetooth via smartphone.

Q: 8. does the Nikon z50 have focus peaking?

A: Yes, it does, whether you're taking stills, shooting HD video (1080p) or videoing in Ultra High Definition (4K).

Q: 9. For a beginner photographer should I get M50 or Fuji XT30 and what lenses to start with? I care more about photos than videos?

A: The Fuji X-T30 would be a better overall performing lens with more native lens options. The video quality is better and more versatile. Overall, I would choose the X-T30.

Q: 10. how is the eye af?

A: Eye AF in the M50 is very good.