Mixer Amplifiers
A mixer amplifier combines an audio mixer and a power amplifier in one unit: it blends sources such as microphones and Bluetooth music, then powers the speakers directly. Winston Acoustics’ MX series is a commercial mixer amplifier range made for Indian businesses — from the compact MX-120 for cafes to the 6-zone MX-360 and the 480W MX-500 for large venues. One MX unit replaces a rack of separate equipment and gives staff one simple volume control.
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Mixer Amplifier vs Power Amplifier: What’s the Difference?
A power amplifier only amplifies — it needs a separate mixer in front of it to combine microphones and music. A mixer amplifier builds that mixer in: mic inputs, source selection and tone controls, plus the amplification stage, in one chassis. For shops, restaurants, gyms and offices, a mixer amplifier means simpler wiring, lower cost and one point of control. Separate mixer-plus-power-amp setups only make sense for stage and event production.
Compare the MX Series
| Model | Zones | Power | Price | Best for |
| MX-120 | 1 | 120W | Rs.28000 | Cafes, salons, clinics, small retail |
| MX-240 | 1 | 240W | Rs.44,000 | Restaurants, gyms, showrooms |
| MX-360 | 6 | 360W | Rs.58000 | Hotels, large offices, multi-area venues |
| MX-500 | 1 | 480W | Rs.88000 | Large venues, banquet halls, wide PA coverage |
Public Address and Music in One System
Every MX mixer amplifier accepts microphone input alongside music, so the same system that plays your playlist also makes announcements — offers in a retail store, class calls in a gym, paging in a hotel. Priority mic settings automatically lower the music when someone speaks, then restore it.
What Does a Mixer Amplifier Cost in India?
Pricing depends on power and zones: compact single-zone units cost the least, while multi-zone and high-wattage models like the MX-360 and MX-500 replace several separate amplifiers. Request a quote with your speaker count and room sizes — oversizing wastes budget, undersizing strains the amplifier.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a mixer amplifier used for?
Powering commercial speaker systems while mixing music and microphone sources — background music with announcements in shops, restaurants, gyms, offices, temples and schools.
How many speakers can one mixer amplifier run?
It depends on rated power and whether the system is low-impedance (4/8 ohm) or 70V/100V line. A 100V line output lets one amplifier drive long chains of ceiling or wall speakers — the standard approach for commercial buildings. Send us your speaker list and we will confirm the match.
Can I play Bluetooth through a mixer amplifier?
Yes — stream from any phone to the MX series alongside wired sources and microphones.
Not sure which amplifier fits? Share your speaker count and floor plan — we will size it free of charge.