CTP Systems EMA40 Embedding Microphone Amplifier

Revolutionize Remote Audio with DSP Technology
This quad mono or dual stereo DSP controlled microphone amplifier is a game-changer for professionals seeking to enhance their audio quality in HD-SDI video streams. Its design allows for easy integration, simply by plugging it in series with the video stream. This unit is a perfect blend of advanced technology and user-friendly functionality.

Optimized Channel Assignment
The amplifier efficiently assigns the four microphone channels to channels 1-4, ensuring a streamlined and organized audio setup. This feature is particularly beneficial for setups requiring multiple microphones, providing clear and distinct audio channels for each input.

Advanced Features for Superior Audio Quality
Drawing parallels with the renowned CMA20, each microphone amplifier in this unit boasts a gain range of +30dB to +60dB. Additionally, a switchable 10dB pad is available for each channel, offering further control over your audio. The inclusion of phantom power (48 volts) selectable for either or both microphones, along with a high pass filter, makes this unit incredibly versatile, especially in challenging outdoor environments.

Intuitive Monitoring and Control
Monitoring and adjusting audio levels is effortless with the built-in LED meter. The headphone jack allows for real-time audio monitoring, ensuring that the sound quality is always at its best. All settings, except for gain, are controlled via push buttons and are retained in memory for convenience.

User-Friendly Design with Auto-Lock Feature
The unit's design prioritizes ease of use, with an auto-lock feature that activates after 3 minutes if the buttons are not manually locked. This feature ensures that settings remain consistent throughout use, providing peace of mind for the user.

Efficient Power Requirements
Operating on a modest 12 volts DC at approximately 750mA, the unit's power is supplied via a 4-pin XLR. This efficient power requirement makes it suitable for a variety of settings, from studio to field productions.