Adastra A14 Dual Stereo Mixer-Amplifier, 2x2x 100W @ 4 Ohms

The Adastra A14 Dual Stereo Mixer-Amplifier. Each zone has an independent audio player module which can select between USB / microSD mp3 player, FM tuner, Bluetooth receiver, 2 stereo line inputs (rear panel RCA) and another line input on the front panel (3.5mm). Playback can be controlled from the front panel or by the supplied I.R. remote control handsets. In addition, each player has an Aux 4 setting allowing it to connect to the other player module, meaning either one of these players can be used for both zones if needed. Mic inputs 1 and 2 are live to both output zones at all times. 2 pairs of speaker connections on the rear panel are connected using removable Euroblock screw terminals, which can drive up to 2 x 8 Ohm speakers on each of the 4 channels. The housing is 1U 19-inch rack-mountable and is supplied with front and rear brackets, which may be rotated for mounting flat against a wall or under a counter top. Overall, a complete solution for completely independent background music, audio visual and voice announcements in venues with 2 separate areas.

Adastra A14 Dual Stereo Mixer-Amplifier Features

- 2 completely independent or linkable audio players
- USB / microSD MP3 audio playback on each player
- Inbuilt FM radio tuners
- Dual Bluetooth wireless receivers
- Microphone input for voice announcements to both zones
- Dual 2 x 100W class-D power amplifiers

Adastra A14 Dual Stereo Mixer-Amplifier Specifications

- Power supply: 230Vac, 50Hz (IEC)
- Output power:
  - 4 Ω: 2x 2x 100Wrms
  - 8 Ω: 2x 2x 50Wrms
- Inputs:
  - Microphone: 6.3mm (front and rear panel in parallel)
  - Aux: 1-3 (L+R RCA rear panel) + Aux 3 also 3.5mm on front panel
- Audio source: Dual internal USB/microSD player / FM tuner / Bluetooth receiver
- Antenna connection: F-type (FM tuner)

Physical:
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 482 x 44 x 285 mm
- Weight: 2.933 kg

Adastra A14 Dual Stereo Mixer-Amplifier With

- A14 amplifier
- 2 x I.R. remote control handsets
- IEC mains power lead