110 - 125 VAC, 50/60 Hz Export Model 208 - 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz (90W max) Dimensions (HWD) 5.25 x 8.4 x 9” / 13 x 21 x 23 cm Weight 9.5 lbs / 3.3 Kg Tone Controls Bass +8/-12 dB @ 100 Hz Treble +10/-12 dB @ 10 kHz Inputs Balanced female XLR, switchable phantom power, 15 volts DC @ 6.8 k ohm Mic-Level Setting Lo-Z Line-Level Setting Bridging (10 k ohm) Line Hi-Z, unbalanced, 1/4”-phone & RCA Outputs Line (post fader) Lo-Z, buffered, RCA Speaker 8 ohm, unswitched, 1/4”-phone Sensitivity For Rated Out

Mic options include: Over-the-Ear/EM-60T, Lapel/LM-60, Collar/CM-60, Headband/HBM-TA4F i TC) REDUCE THE MSKOTFIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE •miS EQUIPMENTTO RAIN OR MOISTURE. n — (EXP-7500U2 Back Panel Shown) - Q « SsHS EXPLORER PRO MODELS EXP-7500 AC/DC powered sound system EXP-7500U1 1 built-in wireless receiver EXP-7500U2 2 built-in wireless receivers 6-YEAR WARRANTY! REACH CROWDS OF 800 + TRUE AC/DC - 110/220V POWER SUPPLY 110 DB OF CLEAR SOUND SINGLE OR DUAL UHF WIRELESS W

The AN-Mini is battery-operated so you can take it anywhere. Just switch it on and you are ready for indoor or outdoor assemblies anywhere. You can also connect your ipod, MP3 player or CD Player to the AN-Mini’s convenient Line In jack. 6-YEAR WARRANTY! REACH CROWDS OF 50 + DELIVERS 109 dB OF CLEAR SOUND BUILT-IN UHF WIRELESS RECEIVER AVAILABLE LIGHTWEIGHT AT ONLY 2.5 POUNDS LINE IN JACK FOR IPOD, MP3 & CD PLAYER 16 CHANNEL UHF DIVERSITY WIRELESS BY ANCHOR AUDIO OPERATES UP TO 12 HOURS

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Dimensions (HWD) Weight 80 Hz - 16 kHz 90 - 264 VAC, 50/60 Hz 16.5 x 10.5 x 10" / 42 x 27 x 25 cm 23 pounds / 10.4 Kg Auxiliary (line) Sensitivity For Rated Output Lo-Z (1 k ohm), balanced, XLR 12 VDC condenser mic phantom power Hi-Z (10 k ohm), unbal, 1/4" phone Hi-Z (10 k ohm), unbal, 1/8" & 1/4" Line Mic (unbal & bal) Outputs Line (post fader) Speaker -8.4 dBV (380 mVrms) -49 dBV (3.63 mVrms) Lo-Z, buffered, 1/4”unbal/bal 4-pole Neutrik Speakon® Anchor Audio, Inc. Portable Sound

The package includes wireless microphone upgrade options and a shoulder strap for mobility. The MiniVox is great for fire fighters, law enforcement, search and rescue squads, tour guides or any person needing voice amplification. 6-YEAR WARRANTY! REACH CROWDS OF 50 + DELIVERS 109 dB OF CLEAR SOUND BUILT-IN UHF WIRELESS RECEIVER AVAILABLE LIGHTWEIGHT AT ONLY 3 POUNDS LINE IN JACK FOR IPOD, MP3 & CD PLAYER 16 CHANNEL UHF DIVERSITY WIRELESS BY ANCHOR AUDIO OPERATES UP TO 12 HOURS ON FULLY

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