Episode ECA-70MIXAMP-1-60D 60W Compact Class D Mixer Amplifier

Compact 60W 70V Class D mixer amplifier with 7 inputs and mic priority ducking, built for reliable background music and paging in light commercial spaces.

The Episode ECA-70MIXAMP-1-60D is a practical “right-sized” solution for smaller 70V speaker systems that still need clean music, clear announcements, and simple operation. It combines a 60W Class D amplifier with an integrated mixer, making it easy to blend multiple sources and microphones in restaurants, retail shops, offices, and similar venues.

Why installers choose this 70V mixer amplifier

• 60W of 70V power fits small to mid-size distributed ceiling speaker layouts
• Seven inputs support flexible setups, multiple mics and line-level sources
• XLR mic inputs with independent priority modes provide automatic ducking for announcements
• Class D design runs efficiently with less heat, ideal for always-on use
• Integrated mixer keeps installs simple, fewer external boxes and less wiring
• 1RU form factor saves rack space and keeps builds clean
• Installer-friendly controls make day-to-day use straightforward for staff

Best use cases

• Small restaurants, cafes, and retail spaces needing background music and paging
• Offices and waiting rooms with low to moderate volume distributed audio
• Studios and small gyms that need mic priority for announcements
• Light commercial systems where simplicity and reliability matter more than complex zoning

Recommended with this product

• In-Wall and In-Ceiling Speakers for 70V-capable speakers in distributed audio layouts
• Episode to match speaker voicing and build a consistent commercial system
• Power Management Solutions to protect audio gear from surges and unstable power
• Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS) to keep sources and critical gear stable during brief outages

Quick guidance

For 70V systems, add up the speaker tap wattage and leave headroom so the amp stays clean, a common target is keeping the total taps around 70% to 80% of the amp rating. Use mic priority ducking so announcements stay clear without staff adjusting volumes. If you share speaker count, tap settings, and how many microphones or sources you need, contact us and we will help you size the load and plan a clean input layout.

1. Is this for 70V speakers or regular 8 ohm speakers?
   It’s designed for 70V distributed speaker systems. For a typical home 8 ohm setup, you’ll want a standard stereo amp.
   
2. How many speakers can I run on a 60W 70V amp?
   Add up the tap wattage of all speakers and keep the total under 60W with headroom. Example: eight speakers at 5W taps equals 40W total.
   
3. Can I use a microphone for announcements and music at the same time?
   Yes. Use the mic input for paging and a line input for music, then balance levels so announcements come through clearly.