Mixer Amplifiers

A mixer amplifier is a device that combines audio signals from different sources, such as microphones, instruments, and media players and amplifies the mixed audio for output to speakers or headphones. Mixer amplifiers are commonly used in audio setups for live events, performances, conferences, and other situations where multiple audio sources need to be managed and amplified. They provided 2 mic inputs with phantom power supply (XLR). MIC1 with automatic precedence function (VOX) adjustable threshold,2 auxiliary inputs for sound sources (TAPE/CD), Constant voltage (50/70/100 V) or 8 Ω impedance loudspeaker line output, Contacts for activating input precedence, Alerting signal (chime) with level control, and telephone/emergency audio input for priority calls with adjustable threshold and sensitivity, Frequency response 40Hz to 20kHz, and power rating of 40,60,120,240 W.