Commercial
Atlas Sound AA35/AA60 Mixer Amplifier AT-AA35 • 35 watt, 3 channel mixer amp with MOH
AT-AA60 • 60 watt, 3 channel mixer amp with MOH
• The AA35, a 3 input channel mixer amplifier designed for distributed business paging and background music (BGM) systems, small to medium speech privacy systems and in applications where music on hold (MOH) plus paging is required.
• With 1 microphone input and (2) stereo line inputs the AA35 & AA60 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. 25V, 70.7V and 8 Ohm outputs are provided.
Atlas Sound AA120/AA240 Mixer Amplifiers AT-AA120 • 120 watt, 6 channel mixer amp with MOH & VCA
AT-AA240 • 240 watt, 6 channel mixer amp with MOH & VCA
• These 6 input units features extensive muting and output options along with a very unique bridge in/out feature to allow combining of multiple amplifiers in ballroom applications without the need for external relays
• VCA control is included which may be assigned to the BGM input or globally for the entire amplifier
Atlas Sound PA Pole Mounted Amplifiers AT-PA702 • 70 Watts per channel @ 8 ohms
AT-PA1001G • 100 watts at 70V
• Provides local amplification to a projector system
• Patent Pending “through chassis” pole mounting system makes installation easy and keeps the amp secure
• Includes innovative pole clamp system
• Includes accessory outlet with AC current sense to respond instantly from stand-by mode when the projector is powered on remotely
Atlas Sound PA601 Power Amplifier AT-PA601 • 60 Watt Single Input Power Amp • 1 Balanced or Unbalanced Input • 1 Unbalanced Line Output
• Perfect for distributed background music systems when simple amplification is required without MOH or advanced mix functionality
• Loudness Contour Switch (+44Bu @100Hz and 10kHz) provides low frequency enhancement for low level listening environments
• Compact package with simple, rear mounted RCA I/O Atlas SD&GD In-Ceiling Speaker Packages
SD & GD speaker packages are high performance cone loudspeakers with identical specifications to the preceding C Series speakers. The sonic qualities ensures that contractors and designers who have worked with the C Series will know exactly what to expect when they purchase a SD or GD. Choose speaker/transformer assembly only or complete system with white steel grilles. SD series also includes a model with grille and center mounted volume control (SD72WV). Optimized for home theater use, designed for rooms of unusual size or shape.
AT-SD72 • 8", 10oz dual cone, 70.7/25V xfmr (.25 to 5W taps)
Atlas Sound FAP In-Ceiling Loudspeakers
The Strategy Series premium 70.7/100V/8 Ohm tuned & ported coaxial ceiling speaker packages will satisfy the needs of owners, architects, contractors, and consultants by delivering true, high fidelity sound reproduction in an attractive and easy-to-install system. Compact profile enclosures and a wide variety of dispersion patterns make the FAP series a perfect choice for most any ceiling height. All units include mounting accessories for acoustic ceiling tile.
AT-FAP40TPR • 4" full range system, 70.7V (1W to 16W taps) plus 8ohm
AT-FAP42TPR • 4" full range system, 70.7V (1W to 16W taps) plus 8ohm
AT-FAP42TCPR • 4" low profile enclosure version (4.25" overall depth)
AT-FAP62TPR • 6" full range system, 70.7V (2W to 32W taps) plus 8ohm
AT-FAP82TPR • 8" full range system, 70.7V (2W to 60W taps) plus 8ohm
AT-FAPSUBPR • 8" sub system with passive crossover, 70.7V & 8ohm
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AT-SD72W • 8", 10oz dual cone, 70.7/25V xfmr 12.75" white grille AT-SD72WV
• 8", 10oz dual cone, 70.7/25V xfmr white grille & center mounted vc
AT-GD87 • 8", 10oz coaxial speaker, 70.7V xfmr (1W to 8W taps)
AT-GD87W • 8", 10oz coaxial speaker, 70.7V xfmr 12.75" white grille
AT-958
• Enclosure for SD & GD Series – use with AT-818R or AT-768E2
Atlas Sound AA120M Mixer Amplifier AT-AA120M
• True 3 zone matrixing (main 120W output, 1W output and line level output)
• 24 VDC output with relay sync to the mute bus, bridge in/out with built in relay control
• (1) industry standard module input with direct to mix bus or direct to amp assignment
• Global or BGM input VCA control • Multiple mute bus configuration options
• Applications such as sound masking, paging, retail BGM, hotel ballrooms/meeting rooms
Atlas Sound CP400/CP700 Power
Amplifiers AT-CP400 • Commercial Duty 200W/ch (@70.7V) Stereo Power Amp
AT-CP700 • Commercial Duty 350W/ch (@70.7V) Stereo Power Amp
• 2 high quality internal toroidal transformers provide isolation in 25V, 70.7V, 100V stereo or 140V/200V bridge mode operation
• 30-postion rear panel stepped input gain controls • Terminal block and XLR inputs • Perfect of high power/low cost amplification needs
Atlas High Efficiency AP Paging Horns AT-AP15 • 15 Watt, 8-ohm paging horn
AT-AP15T • 15 Watt, 70.7V (1W to 15W taps)
AT-AP30 • 30 Watt, 8-ohm paging horn
AT-AP30T • 30 Watt, 70.7V (2W to 30W taps)
• Double re-entrant loudspeakers 15 & 30 Watts • Medium and high-powered sound distribution
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