Ceiling Loudspeaker The CP621 ceiling loudspeaker is a two-way coaxial design (passive) for permanent installation in 24-inch (or 600 mm) ceiling grids. It includes six concentrically arrayed woofers that couple to act like a 21-inch woofer. Very good power handling translates to coverage of larger areas than traditional ceiling mounted […]
Power Amplifier The CAZ2500 power amplifier (2500 watts at 4 ohms bridged) is easily switchable between mono/stereo/bridged mono operating modes. Channels A and B offer separate outputs, and a third output is provided for mono bridged applications. A 30 Hz subsonic filter and defeatable clip limiter offers loudspeaker protection. Variable […]
Power Amplifier The CAZ1400 power amplifier (1400 watts at 4 ohms bridged) is easily switchable between mono/stereo/bridged mono operating modes. Channels A and B offer separate outputs, and a third output is provided for mono bridged applications. A 30 Hz subsonic filter and defeatable clip limiter offers loudspeaker protection. Variable […]
Power Amplifier The CAZ800 power amplifier (800 watts at 4 ohms bridged) is easily switchable between mono/stereo/bridged mono operating modes. Channels A and B offer separate outputs, and a third output is provided for mono bridged applications. A 30 Hz subsonic filter and defeatable clip limiter offers loudspeaker protection. Variable […]
Integrated Mixer-Amplifier The EAW Commercial CAM160 integrated audio mixer and power amplifier (160 watts) offers six actively balanced combination mic/line inputs as well as individual adjustable potentiometers for line level input, mic level input and mic level input with 24-volt DC phantom power. Input 1 also offers the flexibility of […]
Integrated Mixer-Amplifier The EAW Commercial CAM80 integrated audio mixer and power amplifier (80 watts) offers six actively balanced combination mic/line inputs as well as individual adjustable potentiometers for line level input, mic level input and mic level input with 24-volt DC phantom power. Input 1 also offers the flexibility of […]
