Designed as an ideal selection for a wide range of commercial and retail applications, the M65 Compact Mixer and Amplifier from Quest Commercial is a straightforward yet versatile amplifier and mixer combo that provides up to 65W of power for passive speakers and sports an internal transformer for 25 and 70V distribution or direct 4- or 8-ohm operation. The M65 makes it easy to feed virtually any sound source into one of the amps three channels, and dedicated knob controls for source volume, master volume, and 2-band EQ let you quickly make adjustments on the fly.

The M65 includes a plethora of I/O connections in terminal block, RCA, and front-panel 3.5mm forms for connecting media players, wireless mic systems, phantom-powered microphones, and even paging and telecom systems with the dedicated MOH output, making this system great for commercial telephone networks that require background music. With built-in protections like overcurrent, DC offset, and thermal protections, you never have to worry about harming your speakers or amplifier.

For Numerous Commercial Applications    65W Amplifier, 2-Band Tone Control    25/70V or Direct 4/8-Ohm Operation    3-Channel Mixer with Phantom Power    5-Prong Block Terminal Speaker Output    MOH Output on 3-Prong Block Terminal    Extra 3.5mm Aux Input on Front Panel    Source, Master Volume, and EQ Control    I/O for Numerous Sources and Telecom    Overcurrent, DC, and Thermal Protections

With comprehensive I/O, easy control, and support for paging and telephone systems, this unit can fit a vast range of lightweight audio roles. Some ideal applications include restaurants, retail stores, coffee shops, medical or dental offices, schools, factories, warehouses, and more.

The three channels on the M65 allow you to accept and mix signals from a wide range of sources:

• Channel 1: This mic/line input channel is designed specifically to accept microphone inputs and is the only channel equipped with switchable phantom power
• Channel 2: This channel features separate block terminal mic and RCA line inputs
• Channel 3: This channel features separate block terminal mic and RCA line inputs as well as a 3.5mm stereo aux input located on the front panel

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the difference between LINE IN 3-4 and TAPE IN on Mackie 402VLZ4?

A: Tape in is just designed for playback and is routed directly to the output. Channel 3 and 4 is ballanced and will accept level signals.

Q: 2. Is this amp (TOA A-2240) rack mountable? If so, what is the product number for brackets?

A: There is not a rack kit available, but you could use a rack shelf.

Q: 3. Is it possible to have the tape input go directly to the headphones/control room and not to the main mix? I would like to record microphones with the music from the computer not showing up in the recording when using the tape input.

A: You can route whatever to the computer through outputs 3/4 separately.

Q: 4. does microphones come with it?

A: A microphone is not included.

Q: 5. what kind of speakers pair well with this?

A: Consider these: Behringer Eurolive VP1220 - 800 Watt Passive Loudspeaker B&H # BEVP1220: https://bhpho.to/2mlvGVn

Q: 6. Does this include the rack brackets with purchase?

A: Yes. The rack mounting kit is included.

Q: 7. how do i set the jumpers in back i cant understand the diagram on the back?

A: The jumper settings on the ISA Ti will depend on the mode you are using the amplifier. Switch 1&2 correspond to the limiter and filter for channel 1, switch 9&10 correspond to the filter and limiter on channel 2. The center switches (3-8) set the amplifier mode: Stereo parallel or Bridged. Settings are shown on the rear panel diagram. If you are still having issues please contact a Pro Audio Rep here for assistance at 800-606-6969, or email a href= http://audio@bandh.com target= _blank audio@bandh.com/a

Q: 8. Do you offer the version with the universal power supply (100 - 240 V) ?

A: No, we do not. The version of the 402VLZ4 that we offer is for U.S. consumption only.

Q: 9. I use wireless mics during video production. Is this a good mixer for that?

A: This mixer has good quality, clean sounding mic pre amp's, and would work fine for video production applications. In a situation where you have access to wall power, this would be a great mixer for two microphones.

Q: 10. how to use in the model bgm function ?

A: When using a CD player, tuner or other auxiliary device for background music, connect the line-out connectors of the music source to the RCA line inputs of the unit. Microphone inputs 1 and 2 can be set for priority over the music by setting the dipswitches located on the rear of the unit. The operation manual is available for download with directions on proper settings. http://bit.ly/1GtO9Ma