The Ahuja SSA-160 EM is a 160W medium wattage PA mixer amplifier. It has box speaker/driver unit selector switch.
Bass boost defeated at driver unit position for safer operation of driver units. Preamplifier and Line Output for connecting to a Booster Amplifier and for recording the programme.
Features
5 Mic & 2 Aux Inputs.
Specifications, Q&A and videos
SSA-160EM technical specifications
Power Output
220W Max., 160W RMS at 10% THD, 140W RMS at 5% THD, 120W RMS at 2% THD
Output Regulation
≤ 2 dB, no load to full load at 1kHz
Input Channels
5 × Mic 0.65mV/4.7kΩ, 2 × Aux 100mV/470kΩ, 1 × Line 1V/50kΩ
Frequency Response
50-15,000Hz ±3dB
Signal to Noise Ratio
60dB
Tone Controls
Bass: ±10dB at 100Hz, Treble: ±10dB at 10kHz
Output
Preamp 200mV/600Ω, Line 1V/1kΩ
Speaker Output
4Ω, 8Ω, 70V & 100V
Power Supply
AC: 220-240V 50/60Hz DC: 24V (2×12V Car Battery)
Power Consumption
AC: 300VA DC: 4A
Dimensions
W420 × H155 × D320 mm
Weight
13.6kg
01What type of medium wattage PA mixer amplifier is the SSA-160EM?
The SSA-160EM is an Ahuja medium wattage PA mixer amplifier in the SSA Series rated 160 WATTS. Available from Mansukhlal Sales Corp, an authorized dealer.
02What are the main features of the SSA-160EM?
5 Mic & 2 Aux Inputs; Line Input for connecting the output from any external mixer or permitting SSA-160EM to be used as a Booster Power Amplifier; Resettable circuit breaker for protection against overload and short circuit; Instant transfer to DC power (Car Battery) if AC power fails.
03What is the output regulation of the SSA-160EM?
The SSA-160EM output regulation is ≤ 2 dB, no load to full load at 1kHz.
04What is the input channels of the SSA-160EM?
The SSA-160EM input channels is 5 × Mic 0.65mV/4.7kΩ, 2 × Aux 100mV/470kΩ, 1 × Line 1V/50kΩ.
05What is the frequency response of the SSA-160EM?
The SSA-160EM frequency response is 50-15,000Hz ±3dB.
06What is the signal to noise ratio of the SSA-160EM?
The SSA-160EM signal to noise ratio is 60dB.
07What is the tone controls of the SSA-160EM?
The SSA-160EM tone controls is Bass: ±10dB at 100Hz, Treble: ±10dB at 10kHz.