MIXER AMPLIFIER SERIES

Key Features:

Power Output:

• Power output typically ranges from 120W to 1000W or more, depending on the model.
• Available in mono or stereo configurations.

Input Channels:

• Multiple input channels (4, 6, 8, 12, or more).
• Microphone Inputs: XLR connectors, balanced.
• Line Inputs: RCA, 3.5mm, or XLR for other audio sources like instruments, audio players, etc.
• Priority Input: For emergency situations, a priority mic input can override all others.

Tone Controls:

• Bass, Mid, and Treble: Adjustable for each channel to fine-tune sound.
• Echo and Reverb Effects: For added ambiance or depth.

Built-in Equalizer:

• 5-band, 7-band, or 10-band equalizer for adjusting the frequency response of the output sound.

Integrated Amplification:

• Built-in high-efficiency amplifier to drive speakers directly without needing an external power amplifier.

Protection Circuitry:

• Overload protection, short-circuit protection, and thermal shutdown to prevent damage to the unit.

Output Connection:

• Speaker Outputs: For connecting to passive speakers (typically via 4 to 8-ohm impedance).
• Bridge Mode: For connecting to a high-power speaker system (in stereo or bridged configurations).
• Pre-Amp Output: Option to connect an external power amplifier.

Audio Effects:

• Digital Effects: Some models include built-in effects such as delay, echo, reverb, or chorus.
• Master Volume Control: For adjusting the overall system output.

Portability:

• Lightweight and compact, suitable for portable setups.
• Rack-mountable or portable stand-alone units.

Cooling System:

• Typically includes fans or heat sinks for effective thermal management.

Applications:

• Public Address Systems: Ideal for schools, churches, and conference rooms.
• Sound reinforcement systems: Used in concerts, theaters, and events.
• DJ Systems: With multiple input channels and effects for mixing audio sources.
• Home Audio Systems: Providing amplification and mixing in home theaters.