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PEAVEY PORTABLE P.A.

ESCORT® 3000
Convenient, all-in-one P.A. system with wheels.

300 Watts (150 x 2) • Two-way speaker system with 10” woofer • 7 channels • Custom rubberized knobs • 6 combination XLR 1⁄4” inputs • RCA/3.5 TRS media
inputs • USB MP3 playback • Patented FLS® (Feedback locating system) • Digital multi-effects • Mid-morph® • LCD screen for ease of file playback and effect selec-
tion • Seven-band graphic equalizer • Two folding speaker stands • Two 15’ speaker cables • Storage compartment for optional accessories • Convenient package
with luggage-style wheels.

03608880 ESCORT 3000 W/O STAND – IMP-120V ......................$999.99B
00496340 Escort Stand ............................................................59.99B

ESCORT® 5000
Convenient, all-in-one P.A. system with wheels.

500 Watts (250 x 2) • Two-way speaker system with 10” woofer • 8 channels • Custom rubberized knobs • 7 combination XLR 1⁄4” inputs • RCA/3.5 TRS media
inputs • USB MP3 playback • Patented FLS® (Feedback locating system) • Digital multi-effects • Mid-morph® • LCD screen for ease of file playback and effect selec-
tion • Seven-band graphic equalizer • Monitor send • Subwoofer output • Two folding speaker stands • Two 15’ speaker cables.
The carrying case provides storage for everything needed for sound, including plenty of room for optional accessories such as microphones and cables. In addition
to the included folding speaker stand, the case even includes luggage style wheels to roll the entire system away. No heavy lifting, just heavy audio!

03608930 ESCORT 5000 W/O STAND ......................................$1199.99B
00496340 Escort Stand ............................................................59.99B

FLS® Feedback Locating System
Feedback is a potential problem with any room and any sound system, but our patented Feedback Locating System helps you locate and stop the offending frequencies
with great precision. At the onset of feedback, an LED will glow above the problematic frequency band. All you have to do is bring down that fader until the LED
fades, or the feedback stops. By knowing exactly which frequency band to cut, you can avoid cutting useful audio that is not contributing to the feedback.

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