Audio repeaters

[skullman]

Can anyone give me advice on a good audio repeater to use?

Thanks in advance!


Randy

[gadget-evilusions]

I use these most often. http://www.efx-tek.com/topics/ap-16.html

And I use these as well. http://www.hauntbots.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=66&products_id=188&zenid=b8a2gckpash9ikp2m8numd3gd5

[FrightProps]

FrightProps has them...

BooTunes MP3 Player (with DMX capabilities) (http://www.frightprops.com/sound-audio/digital-audio-players-and-accessories/bootunes-mp3-player-0844.html)

Digital Video & Audio Player

(http://www.frightprops.com/digital-video-player-720p.html)Doug.

[skullman]

Thanks for the suggestions.

I forgot to mention that the repeater needs to have an amp built into it. Also, the repeater will be connected to a main powerline with other repeaters. They will be in a locked cabinaet so I want them to come on when the power switch is thrown
and not to have to turn them on individually every time./....

Hope this makes sense :)


Randy

[beardedbil]

Have you looked at the SD-25 from Gilderfluke? Audio repeater and amp all in one.

[BigT]

I used several of these last year and they worked great for me. Wav Runner is from HauntBots and were very reliable for me. I tried the Boo Box as well, but was disappointed with the amplifier. Audio source started low, but there was not enough amplification to boost the audio. I plan on buying more Wav Runners this year for all my audio so everything is automated.

[gadget-evilusions]

If it has to have a built in amp, then the EFX-TEK AP-16 is the way to go. I have 36 of them running my haunt's audio system. They are all plugged into 1 circuit, so that when I turn it on, all of them power up and start playing.

11500

I will post an updated (fully wired) picture as soon as I get to our haunt today.