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FEATURED PRODUCTS
10 ExtroNews 14.3 Fall 2003
The Extron MVC 121 is a high performance
microphone and line level mixer with volume
control. It includes two microphone/line level
inputs and a third line level only input — each
with its own volume control. The MVC 121
also features:
RS-232 control and contact closure muting
Line level outputs
48V microphone phantom power
Front panel LEDS
Two modes of front panel security lockout
The Extron RAC 104 is a four channel remote
volume and tone controller. It provides up to
four channels for controlling volume, bass, and
treble. The RAC 104 features:
RS-232 control and three presets per channel
Compatibility with any audio amplifier
Professional and consumer audio levels
Both the MVC 121 and RAC 104 include
external power supplies and are housed in 1U,
quarter rack width metal enclosures for flexible
mounting under or through a desk or in a rack.
Applications
The MVC 121 and RAC 104 can accommodate
up to four audio channels while optimizing
sound reinforcement in integrated A/V
environments. Figure 1 is an example of a
two-channel application with two front
program speakers and two podiums, each with
its own microphone. With the MVC 121, the
user is able to provide a stereo input for an
audio source and inputs for two dynamic
or condenser microphones. Volume can
be controlled for each
individual input and the
mixed program output.
In Figure 2, a three-
channel application
comprises two channels
for program speakers
and a third channel for
distributed ceiling speakers.
The RAC 104 allows the
user to define the channels
as mono or stereo. The line
level selection DIP switch
also enables the user to
choose between consumer
or professional level inputs
and outputs. The RAC 104
can control the volume,
bass, and treble of program
speakers. It can also control
the volume and tone of a
third channel for the
distributed speakers placed
on the ceiling. A similar
scenario would apply to
Figure 3 with the addition
of a fourth channel. In this
instance, however, instead
of indirectly inputting a
microphone into the third or
fourth channel, another external audio source
could play background music on both channels
in stereo.
Figure 4 is another example of a four-
channel application. The difference here is that
channels three and four are now assigned to
zones. The user can control the tone and
volume in various parts of the room, often
resulting in an even distribution of sound
throughout the entire area.
E
xtron has been making a little noise in the audio world. We now offer more switchers with key audio features
such as preamp line level audio for fixed and variable outputs and integrated audio amplifiers. We have
developed specialized audio products that enable additional processing control for program and distributed audio
systems. At InfoComm 2003, three new audio summing amplifiers were introduced for converting two-channel
stereo audio signals to balanced/unbalanced one-channel mono audio signals. Now, we have added two more
products designed for the integration A/V market: the MVC 121 audio mixer and the RAC 104 remote volume tone
and tone controller.
The MVC 121 and RAC 104 Audio Control for Integrated A/V Systems
Ceiling
Speakers
Program Speakers
Figure 3
Meeting Room Top View
Four-Channel Application
(Two front program speakers
and two channel distributed
ceiling speakers)
Ch 1
Ch 3 Ch 4
Ch 2
Ceiling
Speakers
(Lower volume)
(Higher volume)
Program Speakers
Figure 4
Ballroom Top View
Four-Channel Application
(Two front program speakers
and two zone distributed
ceiling speakers)
Ch 1
Ch 3
Ch 4
Ch 2
Program Speakers
Figure 1
Class Room Top View
Two-Channel Application
(Two front program speakers)
Ch 1 Ch 2
Ceiling
Speakers
Program Speakers
Figure 2
Class Room Top View
Three-Channel Application
(Two front program speakers
and one channel distributed
ceiling speakers)
Ch 1
Ch 3
Ch 2
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