5x 60W Multi Zone Mixer Amplifier System 100V 8Ohm HiFi Speaker Switch Splitter

5 Zone (60W per zone) Switcher Amplifier System. PLEASE NOTE – If you plan to use as part of a 100V line system, make sure the speakers you are using do not take more 90% of the power limit of each zone (30W). For example, if an amplifier was rated to 100W, your speakers should not take more than a total of 90W combined (per zone).Overview: This professional quality mixer amplifier has been designed to cut down the amount of equipment that you need to buy in total. It has 5x inputs and 5x 60W zoned outputs that can be used with either 8Ohm stereo speakers or 100V line speakers. Thanks to the technology that has been installed into this unit, our mixer amplifier is incredibly versatile… For example, you could have a CD player linked to Zone 1, 3 & 4, an iPod connected to Zone 5 and any other audio inputs connected to the other zones. Making this a very versatile system that is very difficult to find in an all-in-one format. Each individual zone has its own volume control allowing you to lower or raise the volume of any Zone. Our amplifier has 5x 2RCA/Phono inputs perfect for standard audio devices. It can sometimes be a little tricky understanding what amplifier would be most suited to your needs if you are new to this type of product. If you are struggling to find what you require or would like to have a chat about this amp or any in our range, please do not hesitate to get in touch. Features: 5 selectable line inputs5x – 2 RCA/Phono (AUX) input5x 60W screw terminal low impedance + 100V speaker outputs (8Ohm and Common)5x Zone volume controls Individual Gain controls for each zone External 24V DC power optionSupplied with rack-mount ears2U 19" rack mountable300W RMS Max output (total) Technical information: Power Supply – 230V AC, 50Hz or 24V DC screw terminals (cable supplied)Power output RMS per zone 60WPhantom power - +20V (switchable to each XLR input)THD - <1.0% @ 1kHzDimensions – 482mm x 89mm x 420mm (WxHxD)Weight – 14KG Further Information – How to ins