More than merely an ultra portable sound reinforcement solution, LUCAS Nano 300 is an ingeniously engineered, phenomenally versatile rig for a host of applications.
You may be an acoustic guitarist who needs reliable backup for small pub gigs. A keyboardist who needs a handy monitor. A DJ who needs a sound system for parties. Or you may simply need a near-field PA for fair events, conferences, presentations, or sales promotions. But whatever it is you need, know this: LUCAS Nano 300 always delivers clear, assertive sound and handles with ease that defies belief. And if you need a little more rig and a lot more volume, simply connect two Nano 300s. All it takes is one cord and few seconds of your time.
The mixing console built into the sub takes the notion of flexibility to unprecedented heights. With three channels onboard, handling Nano 300 is an exercise in convenience. Ports are available for all the usual audio sources, from smart-phones, notebooks and CD/ MP3 players to dynamic microphones and instrument signals. You’ll need no other outboard gear - and that’s what makes LUCAS Nano 300 a bona fide all-in-one solution for so many applications!
LUCAS NANO 300 Subwoofer
8' High-Performance Bass Woofer
Class-D-System Power amp
1 x 160 W for the subwoofer, 2 x 35 W or 1 x 70 W for satellites
Subfire-Reflex-Port
For sub-bass down to 44 Hz
Aluminum Plate (5mm)
Serves to cool and brace the cabinet
Anti-Resonant Polyamide Housing
Transport Bay for Satellites
With a locking mechanism
Large Metal Carrying Handles
For easy, comfortable portability
Triple-Channel Mixing Console
With ports for microphones, instruments, line signals, MP3 / CD player, etc.
LUCAS NANO 300 Satellite
3.5' High-Performance Broadband Speakers
190 Hz – 20 kHz, +2 dB
HF Diffraction Lens
Uniform HF dispersion pattern (60° x 40°)
Constant Directivity Horn
+4 dB higher SPL and even midrange dispersion
Compression Chamber
+1 dB SPL
Helmholtz Resonator
Boosts low mids by +6 dB
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