new 3 ZONES MIXER-AMPLIFIERS 90W and 120W RMS
Monday 22 December 2008
The product is designed to meet the following main requirements:
· Greater simplicity and savings in the wiring using CAT5 (shielded) cables with microphone bases B711 series
· Standard input for sound and microphone souces
· 3 zone selections
Main features:
· 3 balanced XLR microphone inputs with phantom power supply and programmable progressive priorities.
· 2 balanced Micro/Line XLR Combo inputs with disconnectable phantom power supply.
· 1 top priority emergency input (VOX) for an audio link to a PABX or microphone bases.
· 3 AUX inputs with gauged sensitivity for Tuner/CD/Tape sound sources.
· Music-On-Hold function
· Built-in and adjustable chime generator
· Easy to install with connections to the bases and to other units of the 5500 range by means of RJ45 sockets (CAT5)
· 50/70/100V or 8 Ohm outputs
· Selective calls to three zones by means of pre-amplified microphone bases of the 700 range
· Cooled by means of a fan at a speed that is variable depending on the temperature and with electronic protection of the end stage.
AX5509Z – Mixer Amplifier:
Output power: 90 W RMS.
Frequency response: 30/20kHz.
Output voltages: at 50/70/100V or 8 Ohms.
Power supply: 230/115 VAC and 24 VDC.
Controls: 3 music/zone selection keys,5 volume controls for mic. inputs, level control and selection of auxiliary inputs, treble/bass controls, master volume control.
Connections:
5 XLR microphone inputs with 16v phantom power supply for non-pre-amplified bases/microphones
3 auxiliary inputs for sound sources (tuner/CD/tape)
emergency input for PABX
RJ45 sockets for connecting bases (CAT5 SFTP)
line output for connecting other amplifiers
loudspeaker output terminal strip
precedence and override connection terminal strip
“Music on Hold” terminal strip
activation and adjustment of the warning signal (chime), tape out, insert.
Optional accessories: Microphone bases of the 700 range, Paso dynamic and electret microphones, AC5500 supporting brackets for rack-mounting.
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