Description
Power Amplifier, 70 Volt Output
Wireless BT 100 Watt Power Amplifier – Power On/Off Switch & LED Indicator w/ 25 & 70 Volt Output
- 6 INPUTS: The portable home amp box features 3 pairs AUX RCA audio input, 3 microphone terminals (MIC 1 features auto talkover function), monitors 600-Ohm 1V and 1W 8-Ohm terminals (music on hold), tel/paging terminals. Also features mute terminals
- COMPACT SIZE: The smart professional small indoor house stereo receiver features a mini compact size and measures 16.93” x 3.46” x 10.51”, easy to bring anywhere it is needed. Includes power cable. Also features LED indicator and replaceable fuse
- INDEPENDENT VOLUME CONTROL: The Pyle bluetooth stereo amplifier receiver sound speaker amplifying device features independent volume gain control for each input. Also allows you to adjust the tone of the sound using the rotary treble and bass faders
- FRONT PANEL CONTROL CENTER: The mini compact amplifier features front panel button control center. Has crisp power on/off button and input selector switch, MIC 1/MIC 2/MIC 3/AUX/monitor/paging output level control, and MIC/tel VOX level control
DETAILS
Bluetooth Wireless Connectivity:
(Smartphones, Tablets, Laptops, Computers, etc.)
What’s in the Box:
Technical Specs:
MANUALS & DOWNLOADS
PCM60A – Manuals
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FAQ
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Can I use this with 6 70v speakers in series?
Every 70-volt speaker has a selection of Watts depending on the number of speakers you want to use. On the speaker transformer you will find Ex. 2.5 5. 15 10 25 30 50 Watts.
Ex. you are using a 70 volts 100 watts Amplifier and you wish to use 10 speakers. On the speakers you will choose the 10 watts tapping and connect them all in parallel to get a total of 100watts. Now it really doesn’t have to be exact. In your case you only need six so if you divide 100 watts over six speakers you get around 17 Watts allocation per speaker but checking your speaker you only have 15 watts as the closest Wattage. You can actually use that as your tapping.
Ex. you are using a 70 volts 100 watts Amplifier and you wish to use 10 speakers. On the speakers you will choose the 10 watts tapping and connect them all in parallel to get a total of 100watts. Now it really doesn’t have to be exact. In your case you only need six so if you divide 100 watts over six speakers you get around 17 Watts allocation per speaker but checking your speaker you only have 15 watts as the closest Wattage. You can actually use that as your tapping.
