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Bogen Communications CC4021 - Mixer-Amplifier for Installs

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Bogen Communications CC4021 - Mixer-Amplifier for Installs40W Output Balanced Mic Line Input Unbalanced Auxiliary Input Record Output Individual Level Controls Bass, Treble Controls Phantom Power Audio Activated Muting For 70 25V, 4 8 Ohm Speaker Systems Half Rack Housing The CC4021 from Bogen Communications is a compact mixer amplifier that provide 40 watts of output power for installations such as restaurants, bars, retail establishments, among others. The unit features two inputs, one balanced microphone

  • 40W Output
  • Balanced Mic/Line Input
  • Unbalanced Auxiliary Input
  • Record Output
  • Individual Level Controls
  • Bass, Treble Controls
  • Phantom Power
  • Audio-Activated Muting
  • For 70/25V, 4/8-Ohm Speaker Systems
  • Half-Rack Housing

The CC4021 from Bogen Communications is a compact mixer-amplifier that provide 40 watts of output power for installations such as restaurants, bars, retail establishments, among others. The unit features two inputs, one balanced microphone/line and one unbalanced auxiliary, with individual volume controls.

Features include priority muting which can be disabled, individual phantom power on the microphone input, bass and treble controls, peak and signal indicators, and a record output. Compatible with 70V, 25V, 4 ? and 8 ? speaker systems, the unit housed in a half-rack, 2U enclosure, allowing for two units to be placed side-by-side.

An optional rack mount adapter is available for single and side-by side configurations.

40 Watts of output power
Balanced microphone/line input
Unbalanced auxiliary input
Unbalanced record output
Phantom power
Volume controls for each input
Input One can mute other inputs
Audio-activated muting
Defeatable muting
Bass and treble controls
Compatible with 70V, 25V, 4 and 8 ? systems
Signal and peak indicator
External 24V DC supply input
Optional rack mount adapter available for single and side-by-side configurations
UPC: 765368482072
Output Power 40W RMS; minimum 1 kHz @ rated distortion; continuous operation at 1/3 of Full Rated Power (FRP)
Frequency Response Balanced Microphone/Line: 100 Hz to 20 kHz, 0/-3 dB
Unbalanced Input: 80 Hz to 20 kHz, 0/-3 dB
Distortion Balanced Microphone/Line: <1% THD+N
Unbalanced Input: <1% THD+N
Output Regulation 2 dBr or better, no-load to full-load
Output Impedance 70V, 25V, 4 ?, 8 ?
Record Output 1.14V @ Full Rated Power (FRP)
Sensitivity Balanced Microphone: 1.5 mVrms (200 ?)
Balanced Line: 150 mVrms (200 ?)
Unbalanced RCA Input: 100 mVrms (10 k?)
Maximum Input Level Balanced Microphone: 100 mVrms
Balanced Line: 6 mVrms
Unbalanced Input: 5 mVrms
S/N Fundamental: -74 dBr minimum referenced to FRP
Balanced Microphone: -59 dBr minimum referenced to FRP
Balanced Line: -70 dBr minimum referenced to FRP
Unbalanced Input: -70 dBr minimum referenced to FRP
Tone Controls Treble: +/-10 dBr @ 10 kHz referenced to mid-band
Bass: +/-10 dBr @ 100 Hz referenced to mid-band
VOX Trigger and Muting Input 1 Trigger Level: 25 mV (approximately)
VOX Release Delay: 4 (+/-1) seconds
Muting Level: >-60 dB
Phantom Power 12V DC minimum, 18V DC maximum
Connections 1 x Phoenix Mic/Line Input
2 x RCA phono Auxiliary Input
2 x RCA phono Record Output
5 x Screw Terminal Output
2 x Screw Terminal Output 24V DC In
1 x 3-pin IEC Power Input
1 x Screw Terminal Earth
Environmental Maximum Ambient Temperature: 100°F (38°C) non-condensing
Thermal Output 141.5 BTU/hour (full power)
Power Requirements 120V AC, 60 Hz
24V DC, 3 A
Dimensions (WxDxH) 8.25 x 10.4 x 3.5" (210 x 264 x 89 mm)
Weight 10 lb (4.5 kg)
Packaging Info
Package Weight 12.5 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH) 14.8 x 10.9 x 7.5"
In the Box
Bogen Communications CC4021 - Mixer-Amplifier for Installs
  • AC Power Cable
  • Three (3) Year Limited Warranty
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