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AVS500 Audio Amplifier
The MRG AVS500 has been designed to meet the specific requirements of sound distribution in a modern licensed betting office affording separate zoned areas for different commentaries being broadcast at the same time.
Main Features include:
- Support for four shop zones plus a separate counter zone.
- Separate volume controls for Shop zones and the Managers Zone.
- Four 20-watt loudspeaker outputs with zoning control
- One 40-watt output for loudspeakers or 100-volt line output.
- One output to drive a hearing-aid induction loop.
- Line output to drive external loop amplifiers if already installed.
- Four input channels plus a built-in telephone interface for back-up.
- Routing of any input to any output.
- Individual treble and bass equalization for each zone.
- Built-in telephone back-up input.
- Dynamic Range Control for automatic sound level correction.
- Full performance down to 150volt mains supply.
- Fully digital design giving high quality and high efficiency.
- Convection cooled – no fan required.
- Built-in tone generators for test and set-up.
- Network interface allows remote configuration and monitoring.
- Controllable from BIDS via the AV300.
Four Zone Outputs
Each output is capable of driving 20 watts rms into an 8-ohm load without clipping. These could be single loudspeakers or four units wired in series/parallel. The power level for each zone can be set individually and so too can any frequency equalization that might be needed. 5.08mm pitch two-part terminals are used with screw terminal cable mounts on all outputs.
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Simple in-shop controls
For simplicity of operation, the front panel contains only the controls and indicators needed by the manager. Two volume controls are provided, one controlling the overall sound level in the shop and the other controls the level behind the counter.
For telephone backup a push button is provided, with an indicator to show when it is selected.
Indicators on the front panel show that the selected inputs are active, the induction loop is working, the amplifier control system is working and that the unit is powered. All other adjustments can be made remotely via a network interface or as commands sent from the central system.
