View Full Version : For Sale: LD Wats 2 - wireless senders
Adam_F
26-09-2009, 07:48 PM
I have an LD Watts2 (http://www.ld-systems.com/157-1-ld-wats.html) for sale.
I bought it in for 1 job, thinking it'd come in handy for other work, but I'm going down another route, so got no use for it really. Would rather put the money into something else.
Great little system to make any active speaker wireless, or even an amplifier and speakers.
Wanting £200 for it, it's all in its original case, and in a brand new condition (apart from the batteries have had about 5 hrs of use, but are only the cheapy's that came with it, and it doesn't include the velcro straps as they weren't in there when I bought it). Your best using velcro sticky pads on the back of the unit and speaker.
They RRP and sell for £279 (http://www.google.co.uk/products?q=ld+wats+2&hl=en), it's in the new CPC flyer at about £220 I think inc VAT.
Can bring it to BPM for someone, or could post (will confirm shipping prices on request), but need to get the next week out of the way as I'm MEGA busy with prep for BPM, my day job, and also DJ'n in between.
DJMaxG
26-09-2009, 08:03 PM
Sadly I don't need one :(, but these are Great units for Microphones, Guitars, and bands.
Speakers, even better.
You were saying before in your MDD Interview that you'd like everything wireless :D
Adam_F
26-09-2009, 08:10 PM
Sadly I don't need one :(, but these are Great units for Microphones, Guitars, and bands.
Speakers, even better.
This system is NOT for microphones or instruments though, these are designed for speakers.
You were saying before in your MDD Interview that you'd like everything wireless :D
I know LoL
Solitaire Events Ltd
27-09-2009, 10:52 AM
Oooh, this sounds like something might use...
Adam, explain in laymans terms how this works and how you'd hook it up please.
Adam_F
27-09-2009, 08:37 PM
Oooh, this sounds like something might use...
Adam, explain in laymans terms how this works and how you'd hook it up please.
Come out of your master/booth/zone out into the transmitter. Connect a receiver to each active speaker or the pair to one amplifier. The signal is transmitted the same as it is for a wireless mic.
I used it on a big job where I needed an extra speaker in a seperate bar, and in the foyer of the venue. The wireless JBLs weren't up for the size of the rooms, so put a PSR 8A into each area instead with this kit. Plenty of volume, without 30/40 metres of cables.
DJMaxG
27-09-2009, 09:02 PM
how this works and how you'd hook it up please Connection Diagram ;)
Danno13
27-09-2009, 09:06 PM
Not sure if those speaker stands would pass PAT, wired direct to the mains like that :D
Corabar Entertainment
27-09-2009, 10:37 PM
If you are NOT interested in a particular thread, then don't answer it, but don't waste time with pointless comments like the one above. :hand: ...and please leave the running of the forum to the admin and mods :mad:
DJMaxG
28-09-2009, 02:39 AM
...and please leave the running of the forum to the admin and mods :mad:
Yes, I'm afraid Angela, that the person that left such comment had obvious intent to sarcasm about my diagram :(
discomobiledj
28-09-2009, 08:36 AM
Yes, I'm afraid Angela, that the person that left such comment had obvious intent to sarcasm about my diagram :(
It has nothing to do with your "diagram" it's the fact that you continually post on threads for which you have no knowledge on.
You don't run a business, you sit in your bedroom playing your songs then feel you can post your "expert" opinion on here!!
Solitaire Events Ltd
28-09-2009, 10:02 AM
Come out of your master/booth/zone out into the transmitter. Connect a receiver to each active speaker or the pair to one amplifier. The signal is transmitted the same as it is for a wireless mic.
I used it on a big job where I needed an extra speaker in a seperate bar, and in the foyer of the venue. The wireless JBLs weren't up for the size of the rooms, so put a PSR 8A into each area instead with this kit. Plenty of volume, without 30/40 metres of cables.
And how about through walls and round corners - does that affect anything?
Adam_F
28-09-2009, 11:31 AM
And how about through walls and round corners - does that affect anything?
It will affect it yes.
I used them through a wall or two, and they were fine, it just reduces the distance they can be used over.
Direct line of sight, I had one about 20 metres away, through 2 thick concert hall walls and it was fine.
Solitaire Events Ltd
28-09-2009, 11:33 AM
It will affect it yes.
I used them through a wall or two, and they were fine, it just reduces the distance they can be used over.
Direct line of sight, I had one about 20 metres away, through 2 thick concert hall walls and it was fine.
Mmmm. Very tempted. Would you say this works better than the little JBLs?
Adam_F
28-09-2009, 12:40 PM
Mmmm. Very tempted. Would you say this works better than the little JBLs?
I would yes. The JBLs were an option, but they're simply not powerful enough.
So went with these with a pair of PSR 8As as mentioned.
LD Systems used these at a few of the F1 events in the UK this year, to get the idea of this system out to people.
Got someone else interested in these too, but so far nothing confirmed.
Adam_F
01-10-2009, 12:28 PM
Now SOLD
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