Commercial
Handheld Vocal Microphone SB-SM58S • Frequency response tailored for vocals
• Uniform cardioid pickup pattern minimizes background noise
• Pneumatic shock-mount system cuts down handling noise • Effective, built-in spherical wind and pop filter
• Supplied with break-resistant stand adapter which rotates 180°
• Handheld microphone with on/off switch • Low impedance XLR connector for low noise • Legendary Shure quality, ruggedness, and reliability
Professional Table Conference Microphone SO-MCDT300A • Back electret condenser • Wide frequency (50Hz - 16kHz) • XLR 3-pin male connector • On/off switch is located on the base • Red LED light-up ring indicates power • 20' XLR Mic cable and 2 “AA” batteries are included • Uni-directional • Impedance: 200 ohm • Sensitivity: 42dB • Batteries not included
Professional Hanging Microphone SO-MCHM300 • Back electret condenser, spring neck • XLR 3-pin male connector • 9V-52V DC phantom power is required • Uni-directional • Frequency: 50Hz - 16kHz • Impedance: 250 ohm • Sensitivity: -37dB+-3dB
8" Speaker Combination
with 70/25V Transformer SO-G86TG • 8" dual cone speaker • Frequency response: 50-15,000 Hz • Grille diameter: 12" • Impedance: 8 ohm • Magnet: 6 oz. • Max Power: 10 Watts
• Also available with a modern grlle, 8" Speaker Combination with 70/75V transformer and 12" Grille, SO-SPG86T
Handheld Dynamic Microphone SO-MCHH100A
• Low sensitivity to breath/pop noise, wide frequency response, 3-pin XLR male connector
• On/off switch • Includes 20' XLR cable and carrying case • Dynamic • Uni-directional • Frequency: 50Hz - 16kHz • Impedance: 700 ohms • Sensitivity: -54dB+-3dB
Multi-source/Multi-zone Matrix
Distribution P.A. Amplifier SO-PL200M
• Features matrix technology, allowing you to route up to 5 separate inputs to 4 distinct zones
• Simultaneous playback of up to 5 sources into 4 zones
• Telephone paging function and monitor output for music-on-hold feature
• Microphone 1 priority with VOX mute function • Intelligent cooling fan • RoHS compliant
• Separate controls (gain, bass, treble, volume) and LED indicator for each zone
70/25V/8 Ohm Hanging Pendant Speaker SO-SP30PT
• The perfect speaker for situations where background music or paging is needed but ceiling mounting is prohibitive
• Woofer: 5" polypropylene with rubber surround • Tweeter: 1/2" Mylar • Wattage: 30 Watts/RMS 60 watts max. • Dimensions: 8.25"w x 5.5" h • Weight: 5lbs. • Includes hanging apparatus (may differ from one shown) • Also available in black (SO-SP30PTB)
FACD Series P.A. 240 Watt Amplifier with
AM/FM Tuner & MP3-Ready CD Player SO-P240FACD • 240 Watts RMS • FM digital tuner and an MP3-ready CD player • 4 XLRMIC connectors
• 600 ohms telephone paging input and an auxiliary 200mV input
• 70 Volt or 8 ohm speaker outputs • ‘Music-On-Hold’ output and five 70V zone outputs • UL & CSA listed
High Powered, Portable Amplifier
with VHF Mic System & CD Player SO-PAW80 • 80 Watts RMS • Choice of Handheld or Lapel microphone (both included)
• VHF Single Channel System (170~245MHz) FCC compliant
• Six-function CD Player • Internal, rechargeable 12 VDC battery for Mobile Applications • Two 1/4" microphone input connections • 1/4" Auxiliary input and output connections • Priority Paging switch
296 30 Watt PA Amplifier
with FM/AM Tuner with CD Plyer SO-P30FACD • FM/AM Tuner with 8 Function CD Player • 30 Watt RMS/45 Watt Max • AC 115V/230V 50/60Hz • 60-15kHz; 4 MIC inputs (1mV; 250 ohm) • 1 AUX input (200mV 47K); 1 Telephone (.1-1V 600 ohm) • 4/8/16 ohms & 25/75 V line outputs • Music on Hold feature • Available in 60W version S0-P60FACD • UL Listed
20 Watt Mobile Amplifier
with Two-Way Communication SO-PAT20TB
• Complete with a plug-in cigarette lighter adapter, two-way communication via Talk-Back Control button
• Plug-in cigarette lighter adapter for instant DC power supply
• Individual Controls for Auxiliary, Master Volume & Tone • Auxiliary Sound Input Jack on Rear Panel • Underlying Suction Cups for Secure Placement • Complete with Mounting Brackets • Also available in white
15W Contractor Series PA Amplifier SO-PBM15 • 15 Watt RMS • Auto Mute function
• Music on Hold output with separate level control (600 ohm line and one watt 8 ohm), 600 ohm Telephone Line input with level control
• Bass/Treble Tone controls • Front panel level controls • Manual muting contacts • Accepts inputs from two sound sources • RCA input
• Outputs include a choice of 4, 8, and 16 ohm as well as 70 and 25 volt line outputs
• Also available in 30W version S0-PBM30 For Orders, Call: 1-800-233-6261 | For Systems Sales And Support, Call 1-800-234-7971 |
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