stage monitor
Click the card to place this name in the inquiry. Add quantity, destination and the open specification fields yourself.
Wireless Stage Monitor
Search the Stage Monitors inquiry list, then open a card to send that name with your brief. These cards are not a warehouse count.
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Stage Monitors
How to read a wireless stage monitor card
A wireless stage monitor request splits at the first sentence. One buyer wants a floor wedge with a wireless link from the monitor console. Another wants a body-pack receiver and earpieces. Write the path in the requirement field so factories do not answer different products under one label.
For a wedge path, ask system type, continuous power, impedance if any passive hop remains, frequency response window, maximum SPL with distance and weighting, coverage angle at -6 dB, input connector and whether processing is in the box. For an in-ear path, ask mix count, frequency coordination, latency and charger count. Environmental rating still matters on an outdoor deck.
Quantity can be cabinets, pairs or systems. Destination should be a US city or port, with the Incoterm still marked pending if unknown. Requested timing is a buyer date, not a factory promise. Optional budget needs a currency and a per-unit or whole-order basis. Supplier preference may be high-end, mid-range, budget or undecided.
Keep drawings, a rider and any house pinout with the brief. A similar photo does not show fit. Move to powered quote matching, the stage monitor system checklist, or the procurement brief when the card name is chosen.
If the search box returns nothing, the name you typed is not one of the three inquiry cards. Reset the filter and send the missing name through the quote dialog. The card image may be blank until the separate image workflow runs. The name under the frame is the value copied into the product control. Impedance, coverage at -6 dB, and input voltage still belong in the requirement text, not on the card.