Atlasied Aa35G 3-Input 35W Mixer Amplifier

Atlasied Aa35g 3-input 35w Mixer Amplifier

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The AtlasIED AA35G 3-Input 35W Mixer Amplifieris designed for distributed business paging and BGM (Background Music) systems, small to medium speech privacy systems and in applications where MOH (Music on Hold) plus paging is required.

With one microphone input and two stereo line inputs, the AA35G will accommodate a variety of input sources including paging microphones, CD players, and digital music receivers. A dip switch selectable matrix allows the creation of a Zone 2 mix from any or all of the input sources for music or messaging on hold applications. The AA35G features a universal AC power supply for use anywhere in the world.

Great for Paging and Background Music Ideal for Music-on-Hold Applications 3 Inputs with Individual Volume Control Second Zone Output Priority Muting by Vox or Switch Universal AC Power Supply + Power Cord

Key Specs
Number of Channels	3
Amplifier Power Rating	8 Ohms / 70 V / 100 V: 35 W (1 kHz, 0.5% THD)
Amplifier
Form Factor/Type	Tabletop
Number of Channels	3
Amplifier Power Rating	8 Ohms / 70 V / 100 V: 35 W (1 kHz, 0.5% THD)
Performance
Frequency Response	50 Hz to 20 kHz ±1 dB
Input Sensitivity	Mic: 3 mV Line: 800 mV RCA: 400 mV
I/O Impedance	Mic Input: 2.2 Kilohms Line Input: 10 Kilohms RCA Input: 10 Kilohms
Output Level	Line Output: 1 V (10-Kilohm Load)
SNR	Mic: > 58 dB Line: > 60 dB Telephone: > 60 dB Aux: > 78 dB
THD+N	< 0.5% (at Rated Power, 1 kHz) < 0.1% (at 5 W, 1 kHz)
Crosstalk	-82 dB (1 kHz)
Connectivity
Phantom Power	15 VDC
Power
AC Input Power	100 to 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz
Power Consumption	150 W
Physical
Cooling	Convection
Operating Conditions	68 to 104°F / 20 to 40°C up to 95% Humidity
Storage Conditions	-4 to 185°F / -20 to 85°C
Dimensions	9.5 x 4.1 x 13.9" / 241.3 x 104.1 x 353.1 mm
Weight	8.2 lb / 3.7 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight	10.7 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	15.5 x 11 x 6.9"

Three inputs (each with a front-panel volume control) and a single output channel

Suitable for paging, background music, and music-on-hold applications

Balanced mic/line input, zone 2, and dual RCA stereo music inputs

Priority muting by VOX or external switch

Bass and Treble controls on master output

Secondary Zone 2 Output 1W or 600 Ohms/MOH

Universal AC power supply for use in any 120 to 240V country

70V, 100V, or 8 Ohms amplifier outputs

Signal presence LED indicators

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can i plug 1/4 TS cabbles on the 1/2 input?

A: Channels 1 and 2 on the Yamaha MG06 can accept a TS or TRS input connection.

Q: 2. Does it come with server mount brackets

A: No, the brackets for the Crown Audio 135MA 3 x 1 35W Commercial Mixer/Amplifier are available separately. The Crown Audio RM1 Rack Mounting Kit for 135MA/160MA (B&H # CRRM1) is for mounting a single amplifier in a rack and the Crown Audio RM2 Rack Mounting Kit for 135MA/160MA (B&H # CRRM2) is for mounting two amps side-by-side.

Q: 3. Can this be used to mix mic inputs from a moderator, 4 content experts and a Q&A with the output recorded on a camcorder with 2 XLR inputs?

A: Yes, the Yamaha MG12 12-Input Mixer can accommodate up to six microphones and the left and right XLR output can be connected to the two XLR inputs on a camcorder.

Q: 4. 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: 5. I have a couple condenser mics that need phantom power. Can I use this mixer to function as the mic for Zoom calls?

A: This mixer offersD-PRE" Mic Preamps with 48V Phantom that will power your condenser microphones. This mixer does not offer a USB interface to connect directly to a computer.

Q: 6. can we do recording thru any of output, how?

A: If you are recording onto a recording device, like a field recorder, you can take the balanced stereo outputs from the mixer to the recorder. If you intend to record to your computer, you will need an audio interface, or you may want to consider the MG10XU, which has a 2x2 interface built in. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1026876-REG/yamaha_mg10xu_10_in_stereo.html

Q: 7. Is phantom power only on ch4 or all xlr inputs?

A: +48 volt phantom power is available on channels one through four.

Q: 8. Do the stereo inputs take balanced 1/4"?

A: No, the stereo inputs are unbalanced and accept 1/4" TS connectors.

Q: 9. Can it remove mic sound delay on online karaoke coz I like this product

A: The mixer offers basic EQ control on the mic input channels but does not remove delay.

Q: 10. can I use both XLR and 1/4 Outputs at the same time?

A: The Yamaha MG06 6-Input Mixer (B&H # YAMG06) features XLR and ¼" line/instrument outputs that can be active simultaneously.

Travis	24/09/2024
[3] Yamaha and B&H STRIKE AGAIN. Offering amazing deals is what B&H does. The differences between them and everyone else, it's done without sacrificing quality. I love B&H and their products! 5

Robert	07/09/2024
[Convection] Im just a garage band guy and have only owned a couple of toy mixers. So I cant give an expert review...But coming from the novice side. ...This is a huge step up in quality and usability from the $40 junk Ive been using. 5

Kevin	04/09/2024
[10.7 lb] Can't complain. We use this for small interviews, great size and great sound. 5

Pawel	26/08/2024
[15 VDC] I bought it for a microphone setup for streaming. I'm so glad I bought this mixer and it works well for just 100 dollars. 5

Steven	21/08/2024
[Convection] Ive had several of this series of mixer including the 20 channel. They are all solid and reliable. I particularly like the ones with the parametric mid control as there is often a low frequency in speakers and rooms that need toning down. For the versions with digital effects, I dont use much of that, in part because you have to use the Aux controls to affect specific channels... you normally dont want the effect to apply to all channels. But overall, these are great, reasonably priced mixers. Yamaha makes good gear in general. 5

George Nikas	06/08/2024
[15 VDC] I use it for videotaping when I need only a few mics or if I am getting a feed from the venue. It has enough features to make it flexible and the size makes it ideal for travel and set up. It has saved me many times when audio has been difficult. 5

Daniel	27/07/2024
[Tabletop] I needed a couple more phantom power inputs for another device, and this was the most cost effective way I could figure out to do it. Sound is clean, and it will be a useful addition to my sound kit for dealing with adjusting audio levels from other devices in the field. 5

tyler	23/07/2024
[3] What else to say other than Yamaha is a great brand and for a (Cheap) sound Mixer. It seem's like it doesn't have much but it works well and the design is great solid metal and the blue is such a pure rich blue. Use it with my MXL 770 (midnight Purple color) and it's great. 5

Michael	22/07/2024
[15 VDC] I bought this mixer specifically to use for small jobs when I do not need my large Mackie or QSC. The main reason I chose this one was because it has balanced XLR outputs, which most of the other mixers in this price range do not have. It does exactly what I need it to do, it is small and portable and the sound is very clean. 5