LD Systems SAT 62A G2
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LD Systems
SAT 62A G2
Product Info
Article Number:
313312
Brand:
LD Systems
Model:
SAT 62A G2
Category:
Active Full-Range PA Speakers
Price:
$240.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The SAT 62A G2 is a surprisingly capable little speaker, ideal for solo performers, small acoustic duos, or background music in cafes. It's a great grab-and-go solution when you need a bit more power than a portable Bluetooth speaker, but don't expect it to move a stadium.
Product Description
- LD Systems SAT 62A G2
- Small Active Speaker
- 5" / 1"
- Power: 50 W RMS
- 5" Woofer with 1" Kapton tweeter
- Peak SPL: 108 dB
- Frequency range: 55 Hz - 20 KHz
- XLR/jack Combi input
- Dispersion: 60° x 60°
- Dimensions: 200 x 320 x 200 mm
- Weight: 5
- 25 kg
- Includes: Wall mount
PROS
- • Surprisingly robust Kapton tweeter delivers crisp highs.
- • Compact size and 5.25kg weight make transport manageable.
- • Versatile XLR/jack combo input handles various signal sources.
- • Wall mount included adds convenience for permanent installations.
CONS
- • Limited power output restricts use for larger venues or loud bands.
- • The 6.5-inch woofer lacks significant low-end extension.
- • Plastic enclosure feels somewhat budget-oriented, not as premium.
Product Video
Key Features
Power (Watts)
50
Woofer Size
6.5 in
Frequency Range
55 Hz - 20 KHz
Max SPL
108 dB
Connections
XLR/Jack Combi
Weight
5.25 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
The clarity is good, especially the high-end, but the overall tonal balance leans slightly towards the mid-range due to the smaller woofer size.
It's reasonably durable for light use, but avoid dropping it or exposing it to extreme conditions – it’s not built for heavy abuse.
Absolutely, the dispersion pattern is suitable for monitoring, but its limited power might be a constraint for louder stage volumes.
