TOA A-9060SM2 CU 9000M2 Series Modular Digital Matrix Mixer Amplifier Up to 8 Inputs 8 Outputs Digital Signal Processor(1X 60W at 25/70V 4/8Ohm)

The A-9060SM2 Amplifier is designed to be used in conjunction with optional modules and can be configured for up to 8 inputs and 8 outputs. 9000 series modules as well as existing 900 series input modules can be used. The most appropriate modules can be selected depending on applications. Since it comes with one 60 W power amplifier, it can individually perform multi-origin broadcasts. It is equipped with signal processing and control functions necessary for sound reinforcement, permitting all parameters to be set at the mixer. Settings data can be stored inside the unit and called up using the keys on the front panel.

Features:

• Flexible modular design - up to 8 mic/line inputs and 8 total outputs
• Intuitive GUI software
• RS-232 control for 3rd party control systems
• EQ presets for 30 TOA loudspeakers included
• Accepts TOA ZM series remote controls (RC-001T may be required)
• 32 scene memories and 32 paging memories
• Up to 12 filters plus compressor available for each input and output channel

A-9060SM2 The digital mixer/amplifier shall use digital signal processing for all mixing and signal processing functions and shall be modular for flexibility in system configuration. The mixer shall comply with the limits for a Class A computing device pursuant to FCC Part 15, Subject J. The mixer shall have a frequency response from 20 Hz to 20 kHz, 3 dB. The digital mixer/amplifier shall utilize a modular architecture and be capable of up to eight input channels and eight output channels. Eight module ports shall be provided. Module ports shall include four digital input ports and three digital output ports. Each digital input port shall accept two input channels and each digital output port shall provide up to two output channels. All eight module ports shall accept analog input modules and shall support control I/O function modules and analog output modules. The mixer shall have eight independent mixing busses. A patching loop with line output connections for mix buss 1 and associated power amplifier inputs shall be provided on the rear panel.

A Transformer-less Balanced Line Output shall be provided for Mixing Buss Two on the rear panel. Buss outputs 1 and 2 shall also include digital signal processing which will support paging event-based [or scene-based] programming of the following settings: high and low pass filters, 10-band parametric equalization, compression, bass and treble, delay, loudness compensation, and pre-programmed speaker equalization settings. The front panel shall be equipped with controls for full adjustment of menu settings and parameters without the need for a computer. There shall be controls for input & output channel selection, along with a corresponding level adjust knob and channel on/off function. The front panel shall also include a fluorescent back-lit display, which will provide metering for input/output levels, parameter values and system status. The display shall be equipped with a time-out function, which activates after 30 seconds if no controls are adjusted and can be deactivated by adjusting any front-panel control. All software-based settings shall be accessible from the front panel controls. Thirty-two FLASH memory presets shall be available to store scene data and an additional thirty-two memory presets shall be available to store paging events. These memory sets shall both be contained in a program template which can be uploaded from or stored to a Windows PC.

Programming of the mixer input/output routing and digital processor settings shall be stored in each scene preset. Each input channel shall support paging-based programming of the following settings: channel priority, ducking on/off status, ducking depth, input to output routing, output level and remote contact activation. Up to 3 priority levels shall be available. Inputs assigned to the same priority level shall operate according to one of three selectable logic rules: First in/first out (FIFO); Last in/first out (LIFO); or mixing. It shall be possible to recall any scene memory and paging event memories simultaneously and they shall operate independently from each other with regard to recall, input/output level, input settings and cross-point routing assignments. Input channels equipped with the D-001T input module shall support paging event-based [or scene-based] programming of the following settings: channel priority, ducking on/off status, ducking depth, input to output routing, remote contact activation, VOX trigger threshold, high and low pass filters, 10-band parametric equalization, compression, bass and treble, and loudness compensation. Each built-in output channel and each output channel equipped with a T-001T output module shall support paging event-based [or scene-based] programming of the following settings: high and low pass filters, 10-band parametric equalization, compression, bass and treble, delay, loudness compensation, and pre-programmed speaker equalization settings. A power off mode setting shall allow selection of whether input and output volume settings revert to pre-programmed default levels or retain the last used setting after the power is turned off and back on. 

Package includes:

• Mixer Amplifier
• Power cord 2 m (6.56 ft)
• Rack mounting bracket x 2
• Bracket mounting screw x 4
• Blank panel x 7
• Blank panel mounting screw x 14
• Removable terminal plug (3 pins) x 1
• Removable terminal plug (7 pins) x 1
• Removable terminal plug (14 pins) x 1
• CD x 1

For more information, please see Data Sheet