The Anchor Audio BIG2-XU2 is a Bigfoot 2 portable line array with Bluetooth, an AIR wireless transmitter, and a dual wireless microphone receiver. With 400W of rated output power driving five 8" neodymium woofers and a neodymium compression driver to produce 130 dB SPL, it is designed to deliver versatile and powerful amplification for crowds of up to 5000 people in sports venues, educational facilities, and various indoor and outdoor events.

The built-in Bluetooth receiver allows streaming of music from your smartphone, tablet, or laptop. Two XLR-1/4" combo jacks, a 1/4" line input, and a 3.5mm stereo mini jack provide connectivity for wired mics, instruments, line-level sources, and non-Bluetooth devices. Connect up to two wireless mics (available separately) via the included dual wireless microphone receiver. The balanced 1/4" output can be routed to another PA system or an audio recorder. Integrated mixer functions include volume controls and 2-band equalization.

The supplied AIR wireless transmitter enables cord-free connection to a compatible companion speaker. Power the Bigfoot 2 via AC power or the built-in rechargeable lithium-ion batteries, which offer approximately six to eight hours of operating time on a single charge. The integrated carry handle and heavy-duty rolling wheels simplify transport of the system.

Reaches Crowds of up to 5000 People    BIG2-XU2 Bigfoot 2 Portable Sound System    2 x WH-LINK Wireless Handheld Mics    AIR Wireless Transmitter    Built-In Bluetooth Receiver    Dual Wireless Mic Receiver    400W of Rated Output Power    Built-In Rechargeable Batteries    Integrated Handle and Rolling Wheels

400W of rated output power through five 8" neodymium woofers and a neodymium compression driver

130 dB maximum SPL reaches crowds of up to 5000 people

Designed to cover a football field or large auditorium

Folds down for easy transport and unfolds in seconds for fast setup

Built-in Class-1 Bluetooth for streaming music from a mobile device

Includes an AIR wireless transmitter for cord-free connection to a companion speaker

Connect up to two wireless mics (available separately) via the included dual wireless microphone receiver

Built-in rechargeable lithium-ion batteries provide approximately six to eight hours of operating time on a single charge

Onboard microphone storage bag

Heavy-duty wheels and carry handle

Made in the USA

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you connect additional speakers?

A: Yes, the Bose L1 PRO8 Portable Line Array Speaker System with Bluetooth features an XLR M Line Out connection for sending signal to other speakers.

Q: 2. Is the system able to manually disable bluetooth mode on and off?

A: Yes, the Bluetooth functionality of the Anchor Audio BEA-QUAD-HHBB Beacon 2 Quad Package Portable Line Array Sound System is manually enabled and disabled with the dedicated Bluetooth volume knob on the Beacon 2 speaker. Clicking the volume knob on initiates the first step in pairing an external device.

Q: 3. pairing microphones with base station?

A: Microphones in new systems must be paired to the Base Station with each microphone assigned to a unique channel on the Base Station. This is done with the Mute button. Here is a link to the manual: http://bit.ly/1zUXRnM

Q: 4. How much does the L1 PRO 16 bass speaker weigh?

A: The complete L1 Pro16 weighs 54.8 lb (24.9 kg) and the bass module section by itself weighs 51.7 lb (23.5 kg).

Q: 5. Can the MMK 965 or MMD 945 modules be used on this transmitter?

A: No only two heads are compatible: MMD 42-1MMD 835-1

Q: 6. Does this mic have a mute switch?

A: Yes

Q: 7. I was wondering how to use these microphones to record a meeting with my PC?

A: Analog 3.5mm input and output connectors can be switched between mic and line level operation, and also have the ability for both inputs and outputs to be mixed to a single channel. Connect to your PC's microphone inpuut.

Q: 8. How do I sync the AVX Digital Handheld Microphone Transmitter with a separately purchased AVX receiver? I have turned both on, hit sync and nothing happens.

A: To establish a new radio link between a receiver and a transmitter, proceed asfollows:Switch on the receiver and the transmitter that you want to pair.The status LED on both the receiver and the transmitter indicates the currentdevice status.Long-press, one after the other, the Pair buttons of the receiver and the transmitter to be paired until their status LEDs flash alternately green and red. You have 120 seconds between pressing the first button and the second button.Press pair on receiver appears on the transmitter display panel.Existing radio links to other devices are now disconnected.Wait for approx. 10 seconds until the radio link is established.- Once the radio link is successfully established, Paired appears on thetransmitter display panel and the status LED on both the transmitter andthe receiver lights up green.- If no radio link can be established, Pairing failed briefly appears on the transmitter display panel, followed by the message No Link. The statusLED of the transmitter and/or the receiver lights up red.

Q: 9. Do you sell this with the omni version capsule instead of the cardioid? That's what I need.

A: Sennheiser does not sell a omni-directional version of the AVX handheld transmitter at this time.

Q: 10. Can you run more then 10 units in one location

A: I don't know for sure. Info on the web says no. Audio Technica says only 10. But they don't report what happens above 10 units