ASHLY TM-360 60-Watt 3-Input Mixer/Amp with Xfmr Isolated Constant-Voltage & 4 Ohm

Product Overview

The Ashly TM-360 is a compact 3-input 60-watt mixer/amplifier with transformer-isolated constant-voltage and 4-ohm outputs, designed for single-zone commercial audio installations in small commercial spaces. The Ashly TM mixer amplifier constant-voltage commercial series addresses applications such as small restaurants, retail stores, bistros, convenience stores, and school classrooms where an all-in-one mixer and amplifier with basic zone control is more practical than a separate mixer and power amplifier. The TM-360 can be used as a desktop unit or rack-mounted using the optional RMK-360 rack kit.

Product Description

The Ashly TM-360 uses a Class-D amplifier topology for energy efficiency. Three inputs cover the common signal sources in small commercial AV: one balanced mic/line/telephone input with phantom power, two balanced line-level inputs, and dual RCA sum-to-mono inputs. A front-panel mini-jack input disables channel 2 input when connected, allowing for priority override. Input priorities are set via rear-panel switches, and a mute priority function allows one input to mute others when active. The transformer-isolated output provides both a constant-voltage line (25V, 70V, or selectable) and a 4-ohm low-impedance output, giving the installer flexibility in speaker selection. A separate Zone 2 output rated at 1W into 8 ohms allows a second remote speaker location to be driven independently. A 600-ohm preamp output is available for feeding an external amplifier. Power-saving standby mode engages after 25 minutes of audio inactivity, or can be triggered by a contact closure. Switches on the rear panel configure zone 2 assignment, mute priority, low-cut filter, and phantom power. The TM-360 is certified to CSA, CE, FCC, and RoHS standards. The optional RMK-360 rack mount kit converts the TM-360 into a standard 19-inch rack unit.

Key Features

• 3 Inputs — Balanced mic/line/telephone with phantom power, two balanced line-level inputs, and dual RCA sum-to-mono.
• 60W Class-D Amplifier — Energy-efficient Class-D output topology for reduced operating costs in always-on commercial installations.
• Transformer-Isolated Constant-Voltage Output — Drives 25V or 70V constant-voltage distributed speaker systems.
• 4-Ohm Low-Impedance Output — Simultaneously drives low-impedance speakers alongside the constant-voltage output.
• Zone 2 Output (1W / 8 Ohms) — Independent second zone output for a remote speaker location.
• 600-Ohm Preamp Output — Feed an external amplifier for systems requiring additional power.
• Mute Priority Inputs — Designated input can mute other inputs when active, useful for telephone or paging priority.
• Phantom Power — Switchable phantom power for balanced microphone input.
• Power-Saving Standby Mode — Auto-standby after 25 minutes of inactivity or via contact closure trigger.
• Front-Panel Mini-Jack Priority Input — Disables channel 2 input when connected for portable source override.
• Rack-Mountable — Optional RMK-360 rack mount kit for 19-inch rack installation.

Typical Applications

• Commercial meeting space
• Multi-purpose room
• Training room
• House of worship

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the TM-360 support 70V constant-voltage speaker systems?

Yes. The TM-360 includes a transformer-isolated output supporting 25V and 70V constant-voltage distributed speaker lines, making it suitable for small commercial spaces with ceiling or wall speakers on a constant-voltage distribution system.

Can the TM-360 be rack-mounted?

Yes. The optional RMK-360 rack mount kit converts the TM-360 into a standard 19-inch rack-mount component. Without the kit, the TM-360 functions as a desktop/tabletop unit.

What is the Zone 2 output on the TM-360?

The Zone 2 output provides 1W into 8 ohms, allowing a second independent remote speaker location to be driven from the TM-360 without requiring a separate amplifier for the secondary zone.

Does the TM-360 have a telephone input?

Yes. Input 1 is a balanced mic/line/telephone input with phantom power, making the TM-360 suitable for installations where telephone audio or paging needs to be mixed and broadcast through the speaker system with mute priority over other inputs.

What is the standby behavior of the TM-360?

The TM-360 automatically enters a power-saving standby mode after 25 minutes of audio inactivity. It can also be triggered into standby by a contact closure, allowing integration with room control systems or scheduling timers.