TOA U-43R Stereo Input Module with Mute Send - RCA Inputs
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Description
For unbalanced, line level equipment such as AM/FM tuners, tape decks and CD players. Signal at input terminals activates mute bus. Choose from two connector types: dual RCA jacks with passive summing or removable terminal block.
The U-43R from TOA Electronics is an input module for 900 series equipment. It accepts unbalanced line-level signals from devices such as CD players, tape decks, and AM/FM tuners. It has dual RCA jacks for device connection. It also has gain control, high and low cut pass filters, and mute send sensitivity.
| Controls/Functions | Gain Control; High and Low Cut Filters; Mute send sensitivity |
| Performance Input | 220 ohms |
| Input Sensitivity | -17 ~ +13 dBu |
| Gain (Adjustable) | -30 ~ -1 dB |
| Signal to Noise (S/N) | 55dBu |
| Physical Connector | Removable Terminal Block |
For unbalanced, line level equipment such as AM/FM tuners, tape decks and CD players. Signal at input terminals activates mute bus. Choose from two connector types: dual RCA jacks with passive summing or removable terminal block.
The U-43R from TOA Electronics is an input module for 900 series equipment. It accepts unbalanced line-level signals from devices such as CD players, tape decks, and AM/FM tuners. It has dual RCA jacks for device connection. It also has gain control, high and low cut pass filters, and mute send sensitivity.
| Controls/Functions | Gain Control; High and Low Cut Filters; Mute send sensitivity |
| Performance Input | 220 ohms |
| Input Sensitivity | -17 ~ +13 dBu |
| Gain (Adjustable) | -30 ~ -1 dB |
| Signal to Noise (S/N) | 55dBu |
| Physical Connector | Removable Terminal Block |
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