Anchor Audio Bigfoot 2 Portable Line Array Sound System

The Bigfoot 2 is a battery powered line array sound system like no other on the market. Bigfoot 2 is the newest, biggest, and most powerful portable sound system on the market. With a 300-watt Class D amplifier and a line array consisting of five 8” neodymium speakers and one high efficiency neodymium compression driver, this bad boy packs a punch – yet easily sets up in seconds. Simply unlock the line array and flip it open. Then turn on the microphone, pair your Bluetooth device and the system is ready to go. With a contoured handle grip, 8" wheels and storage compartments, the 75 lb Bigfoot can easily be wheeled around.

LINK Wireless Microphone System: Bigfoot sound systems can be equipped with one or two factory installed dual wireless microphone receivers. Two LINK microphones can be paired with each receiver for a total of four (4). Pairing is a one-time function. The handheld WH-LINK as well as the beltpack WB-LINK incorporate a volume and mute control so adjustments can be made on the spot rather than having to go to the main unit. The new LINK beltpack microphones feature a 3.5 mm locking plug. Handheld, headband/lapel combo, collar and UltraLite over the ear microphone is available with all packages. Transmission range is 300+ ft line of sight.

Bluetooth Receiver: The functionality, flexibility, and utility of the Bigfoot sound system is greatly increased with Bluetooth capability! The top-of-the-line Anchor Audio Bluetooth module allows you to connect your Bluetooth enabled device to your Anchor Audio system with a strong connection and an incredible range of up to 100 feet. True to Anchor Audio character, operation is simple, and applications are endless.

Input Connectors: All Bigfoot sound systems feature two (2) balanced XLR phantom powered microphone inputs and one (1) line input. The Line input is accessible through a 1/4" jack as well as a 3.5 mm mini stereo jack. All inputs have separate volume controls providing the user full control over the mix.

Output Connectors: The Bigfoot features a 1/4" post fader Line Out which can be used for daisy chaining multiple Bigfoot unit, event recording, and/or hook up to an existing assistive listening system.

Wireless AIR Feature: Bigfoot systems are available with built-in AIR transmitters (suffix X) or AIR receivers (suffix R) ) so multiple units can work together as one or as separate systems. For available versions, see the "Bigfoot A LA Carte" tab. The Bigfoot AIR system operates in the 902-928 MHz band. Both AIR transmitters and receivers feature a LED display with controls to synchronize the units to anyone of 100 user selectable channels. To preserve battery life when systems are used without wireless connection, both transmitter and receiver can be powered off individually. There is no limit to how many wireless AIR receivers can be added to a system as long as they are within transmission range of the main unit. AIR receiving speakers can be placed within 150 feet from the main unit without experiencing latency but may be placed up to 300+ feet away.

Power: Bigfoot speakers can generate a sound pressure level pressure (SPL) of 130 dB which is the true performance measure of any system. Although many competitive systems boast output wattages exceeding Bigfoot's rated output of 300 watts (RMS), these are merely measurements that have no significance unless a SPL level is attached. The Bigfoot2 is truly versatile with true AC/DC power supply. All systems include an automatic charging system designed to properly charge and maintain the system’s built-in Lithium Ion batteries. The system can be plugged into an AC outlet and operate as normal while built-in batteries are charging. The lightweight Lithium Ion batteries have 2,000 recharge cycles compared to 200 for a typical SLA battery. With the batteries fully charged operating time is approximately 6-8 hours. A battery indicator shows battery life during use.

ADA Compliance: Since Anchor Audio's assistive listening receivers, ALB-9000, also operate in the 902-928 MHz band, they are compatible with the AIR transmitter and can create a simple and reliable ADA compliant sound system. To comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the California Building Code (CBC), a minimum of 2 receivers with earphones and 2 neckloops are required. However, the actual number depends on the occupant load as outlined in this Quick Chart. Centrum Sound does not include receivers with any packages. If ALS receivers are needed, they can be added or purchased separately (see the Liberty Itemized page). To learn more about the ADA, please visit our Assistive Listening Systems and ADA Compliance page.