LD Systems SAT 82A G2 W
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LD Systems
SAT 82A G2 W
Product Info
Article Number:
368714
Brand:
LD Systems
Model:
SAT 82A G2 W
Category:
Active Full-Range PA Speakers
Price:
$317.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The SAT 82A G2 W is a surprisingly capable little speaker. It’s a great option for solo performers, small bands, or anyone needing a portable PA for rehearsals or smaller gigs—it’s loud enough to fill a small room without being a headache to transport.
Product Description
- LD Systems SAT 82A G2 W
- 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: White
- Wall mount included
PROS
- • Kapton tweeter delivers crisp highs with surprising clarity.
- • 8in woofer provides respectable low-end for its size.
- • Compact and lightweight for easy portability and setup.
- • Integrated wall mount offers flexible placement options.
CONS
- • Limited power output restricts suitability for larger venues.
- • Plastic enclosure feels somewhat budget-oriented, lacks premium feel.
- • EQ controls are basic; lacks detailed sound shaping options.
Product Video
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
The sound quality is respectable for the price point, with a decent balance but don't expect the sonic refinement of more expensive models. It's a good all-rounder, not excelling in any particular area.
While not as robust as metal enclosures, the plastic is reasonably durable for regular use, but handle with care to avoid cracks or damage, especially during transport.
It's certainly possible, but the limited low-end extension might make it less ideal for some performers; it’s best suited for vocal monitoring or instruments with a higher frequency range.
