Speco Technologies PBM120AT Public Address Amplifier with AM/FM Tuner

Powering 120W into 70 or 25V commercial speakers—or 4, 8, and 16 Ohms systems—the PBM120AT from Speco Technologies is a public address amplifier and mixer designed for any situation in which music-on-hold (MOH) is a must. This amplifier features a tuner module that plays AM and FM signals, both of which can be connected to antennas on the rear panel. For inputs, the PBM240AT sports three pairs of RCA auxiliary channels, three balanced microphones, one RS-232 (for console control) and a terminal TEL input. In addition to its five 70 or 25V zones for commercial speakers and its 4/8/16 Ohm outputs, the PBM120AT also gives you the option to route outgoing signal via RCA or XLR connections.

Turn your attention to the front panel and you’ll notice a panoply of controls. Note, for instance, the six zone selection buttons; with these, you can turn specific speaker runs on or off. The front panel is adorned with level controls over each input, as well as a master volume output, and an input selector for the auxiliary channel. Use this feature to choose between a sound-source plugged into the amplifier or the included tuner module.

Additionally, the PBM120AT provides connection possibilities for telephone paging and music-on-hold applications, including a priority paging switch which mutes all other channels when signal is passing through the microphone 1 input. This unit includes an IR remote control and a set of rack-mounting hardware.