
JBL Pro
JBL Pro NVMA1240-0-US VMA1240 240W Mixer/Amplifier with Bluetooth
240W
A 240-watt commercial mixer/amplifier with five inputs and Bluetooth for flexible installed audio systems.
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Overview
Key Features
VMA 1240: (5) input channel x (1) 240W output channel Mixer/Amplifier
Specifications
Brand
JBL Professional
Model
NVMA1240-0-US (VMA1240)
Type
Mixer/Amplifier
Input Channels
5
Output Channels
1
Output Power
240 Watts
Connectivity
Bluetooth
Dimensions
23 x 22 x 6 inches
Weight
25.5 lbs
Frequently Asked Questions
How many audio sources can be connected at once?
The VMA1240 has five input channels, allowing you to connect multiple audio sources simultaneously and mix them to a single amplified output.
Does the Bluetooth connectivity support music streaming?
Yes, Bluetooth allows wireless audio streaming from smartphones, tablets, or laptops directly to the amplifier, making it easy to play background music without running additional cables.
What type of speakers does this amplifier drive?
The VMA1240 delivers 240 watts into a single output channel and is designed to drive passive commercial speakers typically used in restaurants, retail spaces, offices, and similar environments.
Can this unit be rack-mounted?
At 23 x 22 x 6 inches, the VMA1240 is designed for commercial installation. Consult JBL's documentation for specific rack-mounting options and hardware compatibility.
Is this amplifier suitable for live performance use?
The VMA1240 is engineered for installed commercial audio — background music, paging, and announcements in fixed venues. For live performance requiring higher power and more output flexibility, a dedicated live sound amplifier would be more appropriate.