LD Systems MAUI 44 G2 Column PA System with True Stereo (Set of Two)

General

With the MAUI 44 G2 column P.A. system, LD Systems adds an absolute topper to the genre of line array systems. To get right to the point: 1500 watts of RMS each. This means, that at this point a MAUI 44 G2 still delivers a clean performance and does no damage on its own. And that's impressive. At its peak, the system even reaches 132 dB. Because line array systems are specifically designed for optimum dispersion, this means you can provide a sizeable audience with pure sound. Even without necessarily having to go very loud. And with two of these column speakers you can create a stereo set via Bluetooth. Completely wirelessly, in other words, at the touch of a button. Because the DSP system already has all the settings ready for this. With this package of two LD Systems MAUI 44 G2s, you equip your conference room or music café, for example, with a state-of-the-art full stereo system.

LD Systems MAUI 44 G2: pure ease of use

In terms of ease of use, the LD Systems MAUI 44 G2 column P.A. system also stands out. It comes with an ultra-reliable PowerCon power cable and the Sub Out allows you to add an extra subwoofer, if required. Other than that, there is no cable involved in connecting this system. Just connect all parts together with the specially designed multi-pin connectors, and you're done. The Dynx DSP automatically recognises the parts and prepares all settings for you. And with its TrueWireless stereo technology, as mentioned, you create a stereo setup of two MAUI 44 G2s completely wirelessly at the touch of a button.

Built to last. Built to blast

The housing of the subwoofer, the base of the setup, is made of robust plywood with a polyurea coating. The top section, the Mid and Hi section, is made of lightweight powder-coated aluminium. This column is equipped with twelve 3.5-inch neodymium full range speakers and four 1-inch HF Drivers with waveguide. With this arrangement, you not only achieve a dispersion of no less than 120 degrees in width. The sound is also better distributed to listeners standing and sitting further away.