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Commercial Sound


Premium In-Ceiling Loudspeakers JF-C24C (Control 24C) • Coaxial 4" & ¾" tweeter, 80W, 16 ohms JF-C24CT (Control 24CT) • 30W multi-tap @ 70V JF-C26CWHT (Control 26C) • Coaxial 6.5" & ¾" tweeter, 150W, 16 ohms JF-C26CTWH (Control 26CT) • 60W multi-tap @ 70V


• Background or foreground • Wide, smooth coverage • Complete with backcan and tile rail


AcousticDesign ADS32T QB-ADS32T • 3" polypropylene cone woofer • 0.75" titanium dome tweeter • 30 Watts continuous power handling, 120 Watts peak • 70/100 Volt multi-tap transformer with 8 ohm bypass • Frequency Response (-6 dB): 73 Hz - 20 kHz • Maximum Output: 105dB SPL • Includes ball mount assembly and yoke mount • Available in black or white


SLX Wireless Microphone SB-SLX1485 • Automatic frequency selection to locate a clear channel • Auto transmitter setup via IR link • Use up to 20 compatible systems


• Superior sound quality with Audio Reference Companding


• Detachable antennas, included rack hardware


Pendant Loudspeakers JF-C65PT (C65P/T, C65P/T-WH) • Compact full-range, 8Ω & 70V, covers 120° JF-C67PT (C67P/T, C67P/T-WH) • Extended bass full-range, 8Ω &70V JF-C67HCTN (67HC, 67HC-WH) • Narrow coverage for high ceiling JF-C62P (C62P, C62P-WH) • Satellite speaker (use 2 or 4 with JF-50S/T subwoofer)


Desktop Gooseneck Microphone SB-MX418DC • 18 in. shaft length for close proximity to user


• Cardiod pickup pattern for good sensitivity and feedback rejection


• Wide dynamic range and frequency response for accurate sound reproduction


• Balanced, output for increased immunity to noise over long cable runs


• Snap-fit foam windscreen • Attached desktop base


PGX Wireless Microphone SB-PGX24SM58 • Automatic channel selection • Infrared auto setup of transmitter frequency • Simultaneous operation of up to 12 units • Low interference UHF transmission • Functional range up to 300'


• Superior sound quality with Audio Reference Companding


• Durable carrying case included


USM Microphone Adaptor SB-SMX2U • Connects any XLR microphone to any USB computer • Plug and Play USB Connectivity • Use for multi-track recording or Podcasting • Integrated pre-amp with Microphone Gain Control


• Volume control with 1/8" headphone jack for signal monitoring


• Includes zipper pouch and USB cable


8-Channel Auto Microphone Mixer SB-SCM810


• Noise-free microphone selection that automatically adjusts to changes in background room noise


• Automatic gain adjustment as additional microphones are activated


• Last Mic Lock-On circuit that maintains ambient sound


• One balanced master line level output (Phoenix block connector)


• Peak output limiter with selectable thresholds and LED indicator


• 8 Active balanced mic-line inputs (Phoenix block connectors) • Full 19" rack width


Stereo Microphone Mixer SB-SCM262


• Designed for Restaurants, Aerobics/Health Clubs, Corporate Training, & Classrooms


• Defeatable “ducking” to reduce music when a microphone is in use


• Two XLR mic inputs • Three stereo input channels


• One unbalanced stereo output and one balanced stereo mic/line output


• 12V phantom power for condenser microphones • All in a half-rack chassis


60W Contractor Series PA Amplifier SO-PMM60A (PMM60A) • 60 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 • 6 Mic inputs • 3 Aux inputs • Also available in 120 Watt version: SO-PMM120A


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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


6 1/2" x 11"


32W Weatherproof PA Speaker SO-SPC40RT (SPC40RT) • Frequency Response: 250-15,000 Hz • Impedance: 8 ohm • Max Power: 32 Watts • RMS Power: 15 Watts • Dimensions: 6-1/2" (Dia) x 11" (L) • Housing: White ABS Plastic • Mounting brackets included • Packaged individually • Sensitivity: @ 4V/1M 120dB • Transformer: 70/25V • Transformer Taps 32, 16, 8, 4, 2 Watts


For Orders, Call: 1-800-233-6261 | For Systems Sales And Support, Call 1-800-234-7971 | www.adiglobal.com/us


Audio/Video


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