- Is the Icoa Pro 21 A loud enough for a club?
- Yes. A 21-inch driver in a vented cabinet gives the kind of low-end output a club or live venue needs from one or two boxes. For larger rooms, plan on stacking several.
- Can I link more than one subwoofer?
- Yes. The rear XLR output lets you feed signal to another sub or to a top cabinet. You still need to set levels on each cabinet's own volume control.
- Does it work with Icoa Pro tops?
- Yes. It is part of the same Icoa Pro family, so it is designed to sit under those tops. Check the crossover and level settings on your system processor or the tops.
- Does it have any DSP or presets?
- No. The rear panel is limited to a volume control and XLR connections. Any crossover, EQ or limiting has to come from an external processor or the mixer.
- Can I stream music to it over Wi-Fi?
- No. There is no AirPlay or Spotify Connect. It takes an analog signal through XLR only, so a mixer or media player has to feed it.
- How many people does it take to move?
- Plan on two. A 21-inch powered sub is heavy and awkward to lift alone, so use a ramp or a second pair of hands for load-in.
- Where is the LD Systems Icoa Pro 21 A Powered Subwoofer cheapest?
- At Musician's Friend, for $2,699.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the LD Systems Icoa Pro 21 A Powered Subwoofer?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Guitar Center, Newegg, Musician's Friend.