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Sound Systems Offer Versatality, Practicality

  • 12/01/95
All Ampli-Vox sound systems are now multimedia ready, with stereo input for computer or CD. The units feature a 35W amplifier and outputs to tape and separate speakers; a hand-held microphone with 10' cord is included. All units run on 10 standard "D" batteries, eliminating bulky power cords, or convert to a rechargeable system with the purchase of a separate AC charger/adapter and batteries. The systems can also be used with wireless microphones. Questron, Niles, IL, (800) 267-5486.

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