With its six input sources and six zone outputs, the HP-AMP-250BT Rackmount 250W Bluetooth Multizone Amplifierrackmount 250W Bluetooth-enabled amplifier offers the flexibility and connectivity to serve as the centerpiece of a sound system in commercial installation applications such as restaurants, retail stores, hotels, clubs, and more.

The rear panel provides inputs to connect microphones, line-level sources, and stereo music players while the front panel features an onboard MP3 player that supports an SD card and USB media. Plus, the integrated Bluetooth receiver allows wireless streaming of audio from your Bluetooth-enabled mobile device. The outputs on the HP-AMP-250BT enable it to deliver 250W at 4 to 16 ohms or properly drive 70/100V speakers. The built-in mixer boasts 2-band EQ, master volume, and independent level controls for all sources and zone outputs.

250W at 4 to 16 Ohms or 70/100V Usage    6 Sources plus Bluetooth and MP3    Single- or 6-Zone Operation    5 Mic Inputs and 3 Stereo Aux Inputs    Mic Priority with Mute Function    Multiple Built-In Protections    Toroidal Output Transformers    Power-Up Muting and Soft Clip Limiter    Temperature-Controlled Fan Cooling    AC Powered with DC Backup Supply

2 RU amplifier/mixer capable of single- or 6-zone operation

250W at 4 to 16 ohms or 70/100V usage

Six sources—one XLR-1/4" mic input, two XLR-1/4" mic/line inputs, two 1/4" mic inputs, three stereo aux inputs—plus an onboard MP3 player (via SD card or USB media) and a Bluetooth input

Main volume control, 2-band EQ, and independent level controls for all sources and zone outputs

Mic 1 priority with mute function

Mono RCA coaxial send and return jacks

4- to 16-ohm, 70V, and 100V outputs mounted on binding posts, zone outputs on screw terminals, and an XLR mixed-level preamp output (pre-fader to the main volume)

Power, signal, peak, and fault indication

5-segment signal-level indication

Short-circuit, overheating, DC offset, and limit protection

Soft clip limiter protection

Toroidal output transformers provide extended high-frequency response and effectively lower the electrical interference

Power-up muting

AC powered with a 24 VDC backup power supply

Temperature-controlled, high-efficiency fan cooling

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. The specs on give the box dimensions not the unit dimensions. How tall is this?

A: The unit's dimension is (L x W x H): 19.09'' x 9.84'' x 3.54'' -inches.

Q: 2. Does this provide plenty of power to 250 or 600 ohms power without the feeling that I need a higher power amp?

A: The specs on the ART HeadAmp 6 show 150mw with headphones of 8 or 600 ohms. It also states much higher power (500mw) with 32 ohm headphones. One must also consider: 1- the headphone sensitivity specification, which will tell you how loud a headphone is, based on the power applied. 2- the transients in whatever it is you are listening to; large transients requires much more power. see below article of explanation: https://www.audeze.com/blogs/technology-and-innovation/sensitivity-impedance-and-amplifier-power

Q: 3. Would this amp be able to power a 70v speaker like the Atlas FAP43TW?

A: This amp will not power 70 volt speakers, but the Pyle Pro PT720A 1000W Peak Hybrid Amplifier with AM/FM Tuner, BH #PYPT720A does have a 70 volt output.

Q: 4. It works with 4 and 8 ohm. What about 6 ohm?

A: The Pyle Pro PTA1000 is able to run at either 4 ohms or 8 ohms, but not 6 ohms.

Q: 5. Can this amp power 13 in ceiling round speakers in a small office? If so how do they need to be wired to the amp? Dave

A: It depends on the power consumption of the speakers. If you are using 70 volt speakers, which is more likely than not, you will wire the speakers in series. You will also need to purchase the appropriate input modules for you audio source.

Q: 6. Would this amp work with PVI 10 (Peavey) speakers (100 watts) along a Pioneer ddj controller? If is does...What accessories do I need in order to connect everything?

A: The Peavey PVI 10 speakers handle 100W peak power (not constant power) and 50W program power, so they handle less power than the amplifier puts out. You would need to be very careful to avoid damaging the speakers with too much power from the amp and keep the volume level low or use speakers that can handle more power like Mackie C200 Passive 10" 2-Way Loudspeaker (B&H # MAC200). The Peavey speakers have 1/4" inputs and the Pyle amp has SpeakOn output connectors so you could use cables like the Hosa Technology SKT-200 Series Speakon to 1/4" Male Phone Speaker Cable (12 Gauge) - 50' (B&H # HOSKT250Q). Please contact us if you would like further assistance with your setup. You may be better off using powered speakers instead of the amp and passive speakers.

Q: 7. Would this amp work for the famous studio monitors Yamaha ns-10m???? They are 50watts max and 8 ohms... the recommendation on the vintage Ampsthat were used back then have similar specs to this but I'm not sure if this would blow them out.... hope yall can help....

A: I would not use this amp to power speakers listed with a 50 watt max.

Q: 8. Is the 250W/Channel @ 8 Ohms rating RMS watts, or some peak watt rating? Please don't guess, I'd like to know for sure.

A: I suspect that the true RMS power rating at 8 ohms is closer to 80 watts. But the manufacturer has not provided or published this specification.

Q: 9. I have a Klipsch KD-51M Bookshelf speakers & eventually will get a subwoofer. I want to connect to my computer. Will this work?

A: Yes, the Pyle Pro PTA1000 Professional Stereo Power Amplifier (250W/Channel @ 8 Ohms) (BH # PYPTA1000) will comfortably drive the Klipsch KD-51M bookshelf speakers. This amplifier will connect to your computer's analog audio output There is no subwoofer output on this amplifier.

Q: 10. Where is the switch that flips it from 'Mono' to 'Stereo?' The manual shows it near the volume knob, but there's nothing there.

A: According to page 03 in the manual, the mono/stereo switch is inside of the battery compartment. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/836189.pdf