Williams Sound PA T20 FM Auditory Assistance Transmitter A2

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Condition: FAIR Williams Sound PA T20 FM Auditory Assistance Transmitter A2 The Williams Sound T20 Personal PA Transmitter is a wide-band and narrow-band FM base-station transmitter operating in the 72 76 MHz frequency band, designed for hearing assistance and auditory support in public spaces . [ 1 , 2 , 3 ] Key Specifications & Features Frequency Range: Operates on the 72 76 MHz FM band. [ 1 ] Inputs: Features 4 actively mixed audio inputs (XLR/1/4", 70V, and unbalanced screw terminals) with a 3-position input selector. [ 1 ] Audio Controls: Includes a high-pass filter (selectable at 20, 175, or 725 Hz) and RF power switches. [ 1 ] Channels: Supports selectable wide-band and narrow-band channels depending on the specific system configuration (such as the PPA 300 or PPA 500). [ 1 , 2 , 3 ] Coverage Range: Nominal operating range up to 300 500 feet with compatible receivers (such as R7 or R19 series). Pick up by appointment only. Will ship with prepaid label. All items are sold as is, no refund, no guarantee. All sales are final. May or may not be operational - May or may not be missing parts. We do not inspect every item to see if it works or the current condition that it is in. QUESTIONS DURING BIDDING: All communication (questions/answers) must be posted to the Questions section located in the top right of this page so the information can be shared by all potential bidders of this site. Questions asked in the final 8 hours of the auction may not be answered. ITEM PICK UP: Pick up by appointment only. Items must be removed from The University of Montana Lommasson Center within 10 Business days of the notification by Public Surplus of receipt of payment. The notice of award, payment receipt, and personal ID must be provided at time of pick-up. The winning bidder MUST provide their own labor and materials to remove the item(s) from The University of Montana Surplus and must take all items at time of pickup. Due to liability, University personnel will not be able to help load or secure items.