Description
The Adastra DM60 is a compact 100V line mixer-amp with a digital amplifier, built for small sound installations where you want everything in one box. It handles 60W of mono output and drives either a 100V line system or a low impedance speaker load between 4 and 16 ohms. Speaker connections are made via spring terminals on the rear panel, marked COM, 100V and 4-16 ohms, so you can wire in ceiling speakers, wall cabinets or a paging setup without extra hardware.
Audio sources are covered without needing an external player. The onboard USB player reads digital audio from USB media, or you can tune the built-in FM tuner to your local radio stations. In Bluetooth mode (version 2.1) you can pair a phone or tablet for wireless playback. Note that the USB port is for audio files only and will not charge a phone. Wired inputs include a 6.3mm jack for a microphone (unbalanced), two RCA line inputs summed to mono, and two RCA line outputs for feeding another amp or recorder.
Front panel controls are straightforward, with treble and bass tone shaping plus source selection across MP3, Aux and Mic. The unit runs on 230Vac, 50Hz mains through an IEC socket and is protected by a T1AL 230V fuse. The USB player works with FAT32 formatted drives up to 128GB. At 280 x 205 x 67mm the DM60 fits neatly onto a shelf or under a counter, making it a tidy all-in-one choice for shops, cafes, offices and other small background music or announcement systems.
Specification
| Power supply |
230Vac, 50Hz (IEC) |
| Speaker : outputs |
COM, 100V and 4-16 Ohms (spring terminals) |
| Audio source |
USB player, FM tuner and Bluetooth receiver |
| Bluetooth version |
V2.1 |
| Controls |
Treble, Bass, MP3, Aux, Mic |
| Microphone : inputs |
6.3mm jack (unbalanced) |
| Line input |
2 x RCA (summed to mono) |
| Line output |
2 x RCA |
| Antenna connection |
Spring terminal |
| Dimensions |
280mm x 205mm x 67mm (L x W x H) |
| Fuse |
T1AL 230V |
| USB version |
USB 2.0 (FAT32, 128GB max.) |
Downloads
Product Manual
Frequently Asked
Can the DM60 drive 100V line speakers?
Yes. The rear spring terminals give you COM, 100V and 4-16 ohm options, so you can run a 100V line system or a low impedance speaker load.
Does the USB port charge a phone?
No. The USB port is for playing audio files from USB media only. It will not charge a smart phone or tablet.
What audio sources are built in?
It includes a USB player, an FM tuner (aerial/antenna via spring terminal) and a Bluetooth V2.1 receiver, plus a mic input and RCA line inputs.
What USB drives are supported?
USB 2.0 drives formatted as FAT32, up to a maximum capacity of 128GB.
What are the connections for a microphone and line audio?
There is a 6.3mm unbalanced jack for a microphone, two RCA line inputs summed to mono, and two RCA line outputs.
What power supply does it need?
It runs on 230Vac, 50Hz mains through an IEC socket and uses a T1AL 230V fuse.