DISC Alesis Transactive Wireless Portable Active PA Speaker System

Full Description

Along with Bluetooth streaming, the TransActive Wireless is capable of accomodating microphones, guitars, keyboards, computers, drum machines, CDs or MP3 players, thanks to its variety of inputs. You can use the TransActive Wireless to perform, to play music, or to make your voice heard. This system works with iPad, iPhone, iPod touch, Android devices, Mac, PC and more!

A Powerful Speaker System

This system features a built-in amplifier which provides plenty of power, low distortion and high efficiency. The large driver brings a solid low end and powerful, crisp highs. The powered speaker projects your performance more than 150 feet.

Battery-Powered or Wall-Powered Capabilities

The TransActive Wireless boasts a convenient built-in rechargeable battery, which can deliver up to 50 hours of cordless amplification. Furthermore, you can plug your TransActive Wireless in to an AC outlet. It also features a Cradle with USB charging port for your phone, tablet, or other device.

Rugged Design and Standable

This speaker system boasts a rugged design to withstand heavy use and portable applications. The standard 35mm socket allows mounting on a speaker stand.

Features

• Powered speaker projects your performance more than 150 feet (45m)
• Stream sound wirelessly from any Bluetooth device
• Works with iPad, iPhone, iPod touch, Android devices, Mac, PC, and more
• Built-in rechargeable battery delivers up to 50 hours of cordless sound
• Cradle with USB charging port for your phone, tablet, or other device
• Rugged design to withstand heavy use and portable applications
• Recessed wheels and pull-up handle provide mobility with no lifting
• Standard 35mm socket allows mounting on a speaker stand
• Perfect for use anywhere?indoors or outdoors

Specifications

Inputs

• XLR+1/4" combo input
• 1/4" line/guitar input
• 1/8" Stereo aux input
• USB charging port (5V, 2.1A)

Includes

• TransActive Wireless Speaker
• Power Cable
• Quickstart Guide