LD Systems SAT 82A G2
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LD Systems
SAT 82A G2
Product Info
Article Number:
368713
Brand:
LD Systems
Model:
SAT 82A G2
Category:
Active Full-Range PA Speakers
Price:
$317.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The SAT 82A G2 is a solid little speaker – a real workhorse for solo performers, small bands, or anyone needing portable PA for intimate venues. It’s surprisingly loud for its size, and that Kapton tweeter gives it a clean, crisp sound. Great bang for your buck if you need something reliable and easy to transport.
Product Description
- LD Systems SAT 82A G2
- Small Active Speaker
- Equipped with: 8" Bass speaker with 1" Kapton tweeter
- Power: 80 W RMS
- Max SPL: 114 dB
- Frequency range: 50 - 20000 Hz
- XLR/Jack combi input
- Dispersion: 60° x 60°
- Dimensions: 274 x 410 x 243 mm
- Weight: 8.5 kg
- Colour: Black
- Wall mount included
PROS
- • Kapton tweeter delivers clear highs with minimal distortion.
- • Surprisingly robust build for its size and price point.
- • The combi XLR/Jack input offers excellent versatility for various sources.
- • Decent SPL for smaller gigs; 114 dB is respectable.
CONS
- • Limited low-end extension; lacks a dedicated subwoofer output.
- • 80W RMS power is adequate but won't drive large spaces.
- • The plastic enclosure, while lightweight, doesn't feel as premium.
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Key Features
Power (Watts)
80
Woofer Size
8 in
Frequency Range
50 - 20000 Hz
Max SPL
114 dB
Connections
XLR/Jack combi
Weight
8.5 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
It's a bit more neutral than some of the overly colored budget options; it won't hype the lows, but it's clear and balanced.
The plastic is surprisingly tough, but I'd still recommend a padded bag for protection, especially if you're regularly moving it around.
It's certainly usable as a monitor, but the angle isn't ideal – you might need to use wedges or a small stand to get the right positioning.
