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July 29, 2023
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Amplifiers
30 Watt Mixer / Amplifiers
Description
Features
Specifications
Applications
Description
BX30 Description
The BX30 offers 30 Watt output and is ideal for a wide variety of paging background music and music on hold applications. The unit features a selectable, balanced MIC/TEL input via screw terminals, an electronically combined program input via RCA jacks and an auxillary input.
Each unit features a tone control and input sensitivity adjustment for each input. With cold rolled steel chassis, the AMP15 and AMP30 offer years of trouble-free operation backed up by 5-year Warranty. Typical installations are convenience stores, fast food establishments, offices, and any other application where a combination of paging, and background music.
Features
BX30 Features
- 4 Ohm, 8 Ohm, 25V, and 70V output
- 3 mixing channels
- Tone Control
- MIC/TEL Page Input, balanced, with screw terminal connectors
- AUX program Input via RCA jacks
- Automatic Mute
- Five Year Warranty
Specifications
BX30 Specifications
| POWER OUTPUT (RMS) | AMP30: 30 Watts |
| DYNAMIC RANGE: | > 105 dB |
| MAXIMUM GAIN: | 66 dB |
| CROSSTALK: | Line <-78dB, mic <-73dB |
| OUTPUT IMPEDANCE: | 200 ohms |
| INPUT IMPEDANCE: | 8k ohms |
| MAXIMUM OUTPUT: | + 24dBu |
| MAXIMUM INPUT: | + 24dBu |
| PHANTOM POWER: | + 48 VDC |
| INPUT GAIN RANGE: | 0 to 54 dB |
| SAMPLING RATE: | 48kHz or 96 kHz (selectable) |
| A/D D/A CONVERTERS: | 24 bit |
| POWER CONSUMPTION: | < 145 Watts |
| DIMENSIONS: | 17.125″W x 1.75″H x 11.625″D |
| MAX WEIGHT: | 8 lbs. |
| COMPLIANCE: | CE LVD and EMC Directive, EU Directive 2002/95/EC, UL approved |
Applications
BX30
Models were designed with the accurate reproduction of voice announce, paging and background music in mind. They are ideally suited for applications such as restaurants, country clubs, halls, sports venues, factories, retail stores, warehouse, churches, transportation facilities, and other public areas.
The program section receives stereo input from cassette recorders, CD players, TVs or broadcast transmission and reproduces it as monaural.