The Bogen CC4041 4-Channel Mixer Amplifierfrom Bogen CC4041 4-Channel Mixer Amplifieris a compact mixer-amplifier that provide 40 watts of output power for installations such as restaurants, bars, retail establishments, among others. The unit features four inputs, three balanced microphone/line and one unbalanced auxiliary, all with individual volume controls.

Features include priority muting, which can be disabled, individual phantom power on all the microphone inputs, bass and treble controls, peak and signal indicators, and a record output. Compatible with 25/70V and 4-/8-ohm speaker systems, the unit is housed in a half-rack, 2 RU enclosure, allowing for two units to be placed side-by-side.

An optional rackmount adapter is available for single and side-by-side configurations.

40W Output    3 Balanced Mic/Line Inputs    Unbalanced Auxiliary Input    Record Output    Individual Level Controls    Bass, Treble Controls    Phantom Power    Audio-Activated Muting    For 25/70V & 4/8-Ohm Speaker Systems    Half-Rack Housing

40 Watts of output power

Three balanced microphone/line inputs

Unbalanced auxiliary input

Unbalanced record output

Phantom power for all microphones inputs

Volume controls for each input

Input One can mute other inputs

Audio-activated muting

Defeatable muting

Bass and treble controls

Compatible with 25/70V and 4-/8-ohm systems

Signal and peak indicator

External 24 VDC supply input

Optional rackmount adapter available for single and side-by-side configurations

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this new or used ?

A: This is brand new, from Bogen.

Q: 2. How to work the effects?

A: The available effects are dialed in via labeled EFX orange-colored knobs located on the front panel under the red MON knobs. Please follow the link provided below for the instruction manual and full operating details:http://bit.ly/1K9VVT9

Q: 3. Can you use both the front and rear out puts at the same time?

A: Yes, you can use both sets of outputs from the Peavey PVi 8500 Mixer/Amplifier at the same time, as long as they are used for the correct application. The main and monitor outputs on the front panel are used for connection to external power amplifiers or powered speakers, so these outputs bypass the mixer's built-in power amp section. The main and monitor outputs on the back panel are amplified outputs that are used to connect passive speakers.

Q: 4. Does this plug into a standard 110 volt AC outlet?

A: Yes it does.

Q: 5. How do I know what size amp I need for a warehouse PA system?

A: The wattage required from an amp for a PA system depends on a few factors including the type of speakers used, the amount of speakers, and the wattage requirements per speaker. If you are uncertain of your needs, please give our sales team a call with the above information and we can help you select the proper amplifier.

Q: 6. Can I bridge this amp x300?

A: The Bogen X300 Black Max Rackmount 70V Power Amplifier can be bridged, as it has the outputs to be able to. However, it is not recommended that you try bridging this amplifier, as it is not made for this.

Q: 7. Is there a Warranty with this product?

A: Bogen offers a two year limited warranty with this product.

Q: 8. where can i get a wiring diagram for this?

A: The user manual includes input and output wiring diagrams. Here is a link: http://www.bogen.com/products/pdfs/telephonepagepdfs/TPU35Bm.pdf

Q: 9. How do I get more paging volume?

A: If you've maxed out the volume knob on the input and master output, there are few things you can look at. Consider what the speaker taps are set to, also speaker sensitivity has a direct impact on how loud the speaker will sound. Take a look at the source. Is it mic or line? All of these things affect the level. If you've addressed these concerns, and your system isn't loud enough, chances are you may need more power; either on the speaker side, or the amp side.

Q: 10. why do the speakers have a background buzz?

A: It could be a number of things causing buzzing in your speakers. You will want to make sure that you are using speaker cable first. Then make sure that your power source is properly grounded. And make sure that you are using the correct terminal for your speakers (4 ohm, 8ohm, 70v, 25v).