Powering 240W into 70V, 4 Ohms, or 8 Ohms systems, the Speco PBM240A PA Mixer Amplifier with Module Bayfrom Speco PBM240A PA Mixer Amplifier with Module Bayis a public address amplifier and mixer designed for any situation in which music-on-hold (MOH) is a must. This amplifier features connective options for AM and FM antennas, as well as three pairs of RCA auxiliary channels, three balanced microphones, one RS-232 (for console control) and a terminal TEL input. In addition to its five 70V zones for commercial speakers and its 4/8 Ohm outputs, the PBM240A also gives you the option to route outgoing signal via RCA or XLR connections.

Turn your attention to the front panel and you'll notice a panoply of controls. Note, for instance, the six zone selection buttons; with these, you can turn specific speaker runs on or off. The front panel is adorned with level controls over each input, as well as a master volume output, and an input selector for the auxiliary channel. Use this feature to choose between a sound-source plugged into the device or any module you have racked into its outstanding free space (specific modules available separately).

Additionally, the PBM240A provides connection possibilities for telephone paging and music-on-hold applications, including a priority paging switch which mutes all other channels when signal is passing through the microphone 1 input. This unit includes an IR remote control and a set of rack-mounting hardware.

240W into 70V and 4/8 Ohm Loads    Multiple XLR, RCA, and Terminal Inputs    5x Zoned Output Terminals    XLR or RCA Outputs for Ancillary Amps    Internal Module for FM or AM Antennas    RS232 Input for Automated Remote Control    Priority Paging Switch for Auto-Mute    Included IR Remote Control    Included Rackmount Hardware Kit

• Module bay
• Includes IR remote and rack-mounting kit
• 5 zoned 70V speaker outputs
• Non-zoned 4/8 Ohms output
• Master digital volume control with display
• Individual volume control for each input
• Front bass and treble controls
• Phantom power for all mic inputs
• Mic 1 selectable priority paging
• Digital front panel lock
• RCA or XLR line output
• Telephone paging input and Music-on-hold output
• RS232 input for integration with popular control systems

  Related Questions and Answers

  Q: 1. If I Pair 2 of these speakers can i use a total of 4 wireless mics. 2 per speaker?

  A: The Bose S1 Pro+ Wireless PA System with Bluetooth (BH # BOS1PROPWPAS) will allow use of a maximum of two microphones per system even when one S1Pro unit is used as a satellite.

  Q: 2. Is this compatible with CFExpress?

  A: No, NEXTO DI XQD Module for the NSB-25 is only compatible with XQD cards due to firmware imitations.

  Q: 3. why these speaker only have audio inputs and no outputs? should i get a split connector to reach both speakers?

  A: In addition to its input connections, the Avante Audio Achromic AS8 1000W Column PA System also features an XLR 3-Pin Male Balanced/Unbalanced Line Output connection for sending signal to externally connected speakers.

  Q: 4. Will this work on the L-558 meter?

  A: No, the Sekonic RT-GX Godox Transmitter Module will only work with the following models. Lowepro DP Kit Sekonic Speedmaster L-858D-U

  Q: 5. Hi, the onboard MicroSD card recording can be up to 192/24 or 48khz, please?

  A: The internal recorder operates only at 24-bit/48kHz. The USB interface up to can output sample rates up to 192 kHz

  Q: 6. Does this unit provide connection to Broncolor Grafit & Verso power packs equipped with original RFS system?

  A: I contacted Sekonic concerning your inquiry. According to Sekonic, the original RFS receiver found in the older packs such as the older Broncolor Grafit A4 RFS Power Pack and the Broncolor Verso A2 RFS Power Pack work on 900 Hz radio frequency. The new transmitters/receivers which are found in the newer kits work on RFS 2/2.1/2.2, which use the 2.4 GHz radio frequency. As such, the newer radios cannot directly communicate with the older wireless radio system, and the Sekonic RT-BR Broncolor Transmitter Module would not talk to the power packs you own. As a work-around, you may purchase a Broncolor RFS 2 Receiver, B&H # BRRFS2R, and connect it to the sync terminal on your older power packs. While you will not have power control capability, you will be able to trigger the older power packs from a Sekonic meter with the installed RT-BR Broncolor transmitter module.

  Q: 7. The included Edelkrone focus ring adapters bump into the module during calibration. If I were to put something like a Tilta Follow Gear Ring adapter around a Canon EF lens, what would happen during the Edelkrone's app calibration? Would the lens spin forever because there are no hard stops? Or would it find it.

  A: Typically during the calibration process you would be able to stop the rotation at the lens's focus end points and the motors will digitally mark the end points, knowing the min and max focus throw.

  Q: 8. Will the mixer automatically set the microphone sensitivity? And does it have a limiter?

  A: You will have to initially set the mic levels. Then it will open the mic when someone speaks. Yes it has a limiter. A Multi-pin Logic connection provides Mute, Gate and Override remote control options.

  Q: 9. The Preowned Condition #10 unit says includes original box. Does it carry the original factory warranty or any other assurances?

  A: The B&H used Epiphan Pearl-2 Used Cat #2197068 comes with our 30 day return period, so you have time to test your gear purchase. Our USED DEPT also includes a 90 day warranty with this purchase.

  Q: 10. Does it have the same sound quality, characteristics and rating as the Bose S1 Pro so both can be nicely paired together?

  A: Yes, the new Bose S1 Pro+ Wireless PA System with Bluetooth is an updated and upgraded version of the original Bose S1 Pro PA System. The new model offers an improved sound with more clarity and low-end definition, as well as expanded features like dual wireless streaming via the Bose Music app, so you can play Bluetooth audio through the S1 Pro+ and another compatible Bose system at the same time in either dual mono or stereo. Additionally, the S1 Pro+ has a Live Stream mode that allows the system to be connected to a computer and used as a USB audio interface for live streaming and/or recording directly to your computer's DAW. The new model also includes a built-in two-channel 2.4 GHz wireless microphone receiver that allows you to add one or two of Bose’s optional plug-on WT-INST and WT-XLR wireless transmitters, instead of using a separate wireless microphone system. The weight of the new system is a bit lighter to make it easier to transport and a separate USB charging port makes it easy to charge your smartphone, tablet, as well as other devices.