DB Technologies Entertainer S350 Active System 800W / Music

DB S350 Details

OPERA ENTERTAINER S350 System

Small. Compact. Powerful.

As a unique active system from dBTechnologies, the 12-inch band- pass sub-woofer houses all three power stages for the entire system.
The newly designed MT Amplifier allows for an extremely compact and lightweight output stage in class H with 300W/RMS for the sub-woofer and 2 x 50 W/RMS for the two satellites, having a 6.5" midrange speaker and a 1" Dome-Tweeter.

The integrated sub-woofer/satellite balance regulator allows individual sound tuning,, from a round hi-fi sound right up to a professional, very linear, frequency response.
In view of the compact dimensions and the low weight of the system, the overall sound, bass pressure, and maximum sound levels are more than impressive.
Ideal for solo entertainers, small bands presentations or even fixed installations in pubs etc..
With its low weight of 20 kg/44 lb (sub) and 5.3kg/11.7 lb (satellite), and extremely compact size, comfortable handling is guaranteed. In fact, the ENTERTAINER S 350 System will even fit into the smallest of cars!

The input section provides a mix section with stereo line input, microphone input, and stereo auxiliary input with cinch sockets, which are regulated separately. An integrated soft clip limiter protects the system from overload and permits safe operation even if driven to the power limit. The amplifier module is installed in a separate compartment to minimize mechanical interference and is cooled by a temperature-controlled fan for maximum operating reliability.

OPERA Entertainer System S350

• 12" Bandpass-subwoofer with integrated 3 channel output 300 W/RMS + 2 x 50W/RMS
• 2 x 2-way satellite 6,5"/1" passive
• 1 x Stereo-Line-Input
• 1 x Mic-Input, separately adjustable
• 1 x Stereo-Cinch-Input, separately adjustable
• Soft-Clip-Limiter
• Dimensions Sub: 520 x 360 x 500mm, 20 kg/ 44 lb
• Dimensions Top: 205 x 360 x 220mm, 5,3 kg/ 10 lb
• Stands for satellite speakers not included in set

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