Episode ECA-70MIXAMP-1-120D 120W Bluetooth 1-Channel Amplifier

Compact 1RU mixer amp with Bluetooth for 70V and low-impedance speaker zones

The Episode ECA-70MIXAMP-1-120D is a 1-channel 120W Class D mixer amplifier built for modern commercial audio zones. It combines multiple input options, microphone support with priority ducking, and Bluetooth streaming in a clean 1RU chassis, making it a practical choice for retail, restaurants, classrooms, gyms, and public spaces.

Why it fits commercial installs

• 120W Class D power: Efficient output with lower heat, ideal for always-on commercial environments.
• 70V and 4–16Ω support: Works with distributed 70V systems or traditional low-impedance speakers.
• Built-in mixer: Smooth source control for simple, single-zone audio setups.
• Bluetooth streaming: Easy wireless playback for staff-controlled music.
• Multiple inputs: Supports mic and line-level sources for flexible system design.
• XLR mic inputs with priority ducking: Ideal for paging and announcements that need to override music.
• 1RU rack-mount design: Clean fit in small AV racks, wall cabinets, or back-office tech spaces.

Best use cases

• Retail stores and restaurants needing background music plus paging
• Classrooms and training rooms using mic priority for speech clarity
• Single-zone commercial audio where you want simple control and reliable output

Recommended with this amplifier

• Episode for matched commercial audio components and speakers.
• Audio / Video for sources, speakers, and install essentials.
• Outdoor Weatherproof Speakers if this amp is powering patio zones or exterior areas.
• Power Management Solutions to protect the rack and reduce downtime from power events.

Need help matching speakers and tap settings?

Tell us if you are running 70V or 4–16Ω, how many speakers you plan to use, and the space size, and we will recommend a clean layout and power plan. Contact Bear Security Shop.

1. Is this for 70V speakers or regular 8 ohm speakers?
   It’s primarily for 70V distributed speaker systems. If you’re wiring a standard home 8 ohm setup, you’ll want a different amp type.
   
2. Can I use Bluetooth for music and still use a microphone for announcements?
   Yes. Bluetooth can handle music while you use mic inputs for paging or announcements, depending on how you set levels.
   
3. How many speakers can I run on a 120W 70V amp?
   Add up the tap wattage of all speakers and keep the total under 120W with headroom. Example: 10 speakers tapped at 7.5W is 75W total, a comfortable load.