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P-120A & P-60A discontinued see Substitute P-125A & P-65A discontinued see Substitute
Professional 120/60 watt RMS PA amplifiers featuring built-in telephone paging, voice activated priority page, locking cannon type XLR connector mic inputs, RCA AUX inputs, additional 1/4" phone jack speaker outputs 117/220V AC 50/60 Hz. Includes rack mounting kit Professional 125/65 watt RMS PA amplifiers featuring built-in telephone paging, voice activated priority page, locking cannon type XLR connector mic inputs, RCA AUX inputs, additional 1/4" phone jack speaker outputs 117/220V AC 50/60 Hz. Includes rack mounting kit
   
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P-30FA $329 P-30A $199
Professional 30 watt RMS PA amplifier featuring a digital FM/AM 30 station preset tuner, built-in telephone paging, voice activated priority page, music on hold, locking cannon type XLR connector and 1/4"mic inputs, dual voltage 117/220V AC 50/60 Hz. Includes rack mounting kit Professional 30 watt RMS PA amplifier featuring priority page, locking cannon type XLR mic inputs, RCA AUX inputs, 117/220V AC 50/60 Hz. Includes rack mounting kit
P-30A Professional 30 Watt RMS PA Amplifier $199 plus $14.95 flat rate shipping to lower 48 state
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SPECO AUDIO INSTALLATION BOOK

Professional UHF Dual Channel, Diversity PLL Receiver for use with Speco Technologies MWHH-UHF & MWLP-UHF  ( the receiver does not come with a mic. You need to order 2 )

NEW PROFESSIONAL PLL, FREQUENCY SELECTABLE UHF WIRELESS

MICROPHONE SYSTEM WITH HANDHELD MICROPHONE TRANSMITTER

MWR-100UHF $189 Professional UHF Single Channel, Diversity PLL Receiver for use with Speco Technologies MWHH-UHF & MWLP-UHF ( they do not come with a mic you need to order one )

Or add Qty: to shopping cart MWR-100UHF UHF Microphone Receiver $189 plus shipping

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Speco Technologies’ high-end UHF 128 frequency selectable PLL microphone line offers the high-end performance, reliability and simplicity of use.

The line, consisting of handheld and lapel microphone transmitters; single and dual channel receivers; allows the user to select and match their desired frequency on both transmitter and receiver units. This feature eliminates the need to maintain high inventory levels of similar units with locked frequencies as well as ensures that the end-user has a choice of clear interference-free channels of communication.

Complete with LCD programmable displays and pushbutton select controls, this state-of-the-art, UHF microphone system will provide crystal clear sound for roaming distances in excess of 300 feet.

• 128 Frequency-selectable channels for interference usage  • Frequency range: 740-752MHz  • LCD display with channel, frequency and volume readings • RF and AF meter indicators on front panel • 300+ ft. transmission • Squelch adjustment control • Ability to recharge MWHH-UHF/ MWLD-UHF microphones from receiver • Balanced XLR outputs • Connecting cable with XLR to XLR connectors included • Removable TCN-type coaxial cable antennas • Receiver Dimensions: 8 .5” W x 1.75” H x 6.5”D • Mounting brackets included • FCC Compliant


Professional UHF Dual Channel, Diversity PLL Receiver for use with Speco Technologies MWHH-UHF & MWLP-UHF  ( the receiver does not come with a mic. You need to order 2 )

MWR-200UHF $219

Or add Qty: to shopping cart MWR-200UHF UHF Microphone Receiver $219 plus shipping

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Speco Technologies’ high-end UHF 128 frequency selectable PLL microphone line offers the high-end performance, reliability and simplicity of use.

The line, consisting of handheld and lapel microphone transmitters; single and dual channel receivers; allows the user to select and match their desired frequency on both transmitter and receiver units. This feature eliminates the need to maintain high inventory levels of similar units with locked frequencies as well as ensures that the end-user has a choice of clear interference-free channels of communication.

Complete with LCD programmable displays and pushbutton select controls, this state-of-the-art, UHF microphone system will provide crystal clear sound for roaming distances in excess of 300 feet.

• 128 Frequency-selectable channels for interference usage • Frequency range: 740-752MHz • LCD display with channel, frequency, RF and AF readings • 300+ ft. transmission • Ability to recharge MWHH-UHF/ MWLD-UHF microphones from receiver • Balanced XLR outputs • Connecting cable with XLR connectors included • Receiver Dimensions: 16 .5” W x 2” H x 7”D • Mounting brackets included • FCC Compliant


Professional UHF frequency-Selectable PLL HANDHELD Microphone MWHH-UHF $109

Or add Qty: to shopping cart MWHH-UHF UHF Hand Held Microphone $109 plus shipping

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Speco Technologies’ high-end UHF 128 frequency selectable PLL microphone line offers the high-end performance, reliability and simplicity of use.

The line, consisting of handheld and lapel microphone transmitters; single and dual channel receivers; allows the user to select and match their desired frequency on both transmitter and receiver units. This feature eliminates the need to maintain high inventory levels of similar units with locked frequencies as well as ensures that the end-user has a choice of clear interference-free channels of communication.

Complete with LCD programmable displays and pushbutton select controls, this state-of-the-art, UHF microphone system will provide crystal clear sound for roaming distances in excess of 300 feet.

• 128 Frequency-selectable channels for interference usage • Frequency range: 740-752MHz  • Unidirectional, electret condenser handheld microphone • LCD display with channel and battery life readings • Ability to recharge with MWR-100/200UHF receivers • Dimensions: 2 .5” W x 11” H • FCC Compliant


Professional UHF frequency-Selectable PLL Lapel Microphone MWLP-UHF $109

Or add Qty: to shopping cart MWLP-UHF UHF Lapel Microphone $109 plus shipping

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Speco Technologies’ high-end UHF 128 frequency selectable PLL microphone line offers the high-end performance, reliability and simplicity of use.

The line, consisting of handheld and lapel microphone transmitters; single and dual channel receivers; allows the user to select and match their desired frequency on both transmitter and receiver units. This feature eliminates the need to maintain high inventory levels of similar units with locked frequencies as well as ensures that the end-user has a choice of clear interference-free channels of communication.

Complete with LCD programmable displays and pushbutton select controls, this state-of-the-art, UHF microphone system will provide crystal clear sound for roaming distances in excess of 300 feet.

• 128 Frequency-selectable channels for interference usage • Frequency range: 740-752MHz • Unidirectional, electret condenser lapel microphone • Mini XLR connection to lapel microphone cord • Belt clip for fastening • LCD display with channel and battery life readings • Gain control dial • Ability to recharge with MWR-100/200UHF receivers • Dimensions: 2 .5” W x 4” H x 1”D • FCC Compliant


COMMERCIAL audio overview

What is a 70 Volt Sound System & what is it used for?

A 70 Volt Sound System is comprised of amplifiers, speakers with transformers, microphones, volume controls, a telephone system interface and an assortment of wires used as connections. It is generally used for commercial sound applications where there is a necessity for electronically amplifying and distributing sound for the functions of paging, playing music and/or pre-recorded messages to a commercial environment.

What are the components that make up a 70 Volt Sound System?

Centralized Amplifier: The central unit of a 70 Volt System is the amplifier that amplifies the sound signal to be distributed to pre-established speakers or paging horn loudspeakers. There are power amplifiers, which are rack-mountable and have no external controls, and packaged amplifiers, which have pre-amp features such as volume controls, bass and treble controls, etc., that are built into the amplifier to make it a pre-amplifier and amplifier all in one unit. Amplifiers have many diverse features and many input and output connections. They can feature XLR MIC Connectors or MIC terminal strip connections, auxiliary/RCA inputs for music sources, and 600 ohm telephone inputs. Most commercial amplifiers have speaker outputs for 4/8/16 ohms and 70V systems. Most Speco Technologies amplifiers offer a ‘Music on Hold’ output feature to allow customers on hold to hear music or prerecorded advertising.

Speakers: There are several different types of speakers including in-ceiling, in-wall, baffle and flush-mount cone speakers or horn loudspeakers. Optimal speaker selection for each installation can depend on the application the speaker is needed for. It can also depend upon the area that is needed to be covered, the ambient noise level of the environment, whether the application for the speaker will be foreground/background music or voice, and whether the speaker will be used indoor or outdoor. For commercial applications in a 70 Volt System, the speaker must have a transformer mounted on it to be used.

TRANSFORMERS: The transformers that are used on 70 Volt System speakers are step-down transformers that convert the high-voltage/low-current coming from the amplifier to the low-voltage/high-current signal that makes the speaker work. Each transformer usually has multiple wattage taps so that each speaker can be individually set as to how much wattage will enter the speaker, and, because of this, how loud each speaker will be. The benefits of using transformers are listed on the next page. Transformers can be sold individually to be mounted on a speaker or premounted already on a speaker.

Phone System Interface Device: TLT-1   These systems are used to connect a phone system to the speaker system via the amplifier for paging purposes.

Microphones: Located in the front end of the system to receive the delivered sound, microphones are low impedance devices that require a shielded cable so as to not to interfere with the amplifier or speaker wires.

• Wires: Generally speaking, :SPEAKER wire is determined by the length of the run and wattage utilized:

For wire runs less then 50 ft. and 50 Watts of power or less use 16 wire gauge.

For wire runs more than 50 ft. or over 50 Watts of power use 14 gauge wire.

Volume Controls , Attenuators, L-Pads: Allows adjustment of volume to speakers.

What are the Benefits of Using a 70 Volt Sound System?

• A 70 Volt System uses a basis of high voltage to result in a lower current when distributing power to a sound system. Since Power equals Voltage times Current, a higher voltage will result in a lower current needed to arrive at a desired power load. This prevents long runs of wire from getting overheated by not having excessive, wasted current. This makes 70 Volt Systems very energy efficient. Many municipalities in America actually require the use of 25 Volt transformers because the municipalities' electrical codes classify a 25 Volt system as low voltage, thus making it safer.

• Generally speaking, 70 Volt Systems are much more cost efficient than an 8 ohm speaker system when dealing with the volume installation of speakers.

• 70 Volt Systems are easier to design than 8 ohm speaker systems. The designer does not have to worry about keeping the impedance matched throughout their speaker system as they would on an 8 ohm based system. 70 Volt Systems can have their speakers daisy chained in parallel together without worry. Because 70 Volt speakers come with transformers, impedance is not an issue unless an extreme amount of speakers are installed together. (It is recommended to use multiple wire runs back to your amplifier as opposed to a single run.) This will make locating problems that occur easier to find by isolating it on individual small speaker runs where it can be quickly located.

Also it is an easy calculation in determining the amount of wattage needed by your amplifier. You will take the total wattage

 equirement of your 70 Volt speakers, or "load", and include a 20% safety buffer to the upside arriving at the minimum RMS wattage your amplifier should have.

• 70 Volt Systems allow you to set the volume of each individual speaker by letting you customized the wattage taps on the speakers for the specific volume needed in your specific sound area. The higher the wattage taps are set on individual speakers, the more power the speaker consumes, the louder the speaker will be. The transformer on the speaker also serves as a safeguard to make sure individual speakers are not ruined by excessive wattage.
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