PA64: Ready2Talk Standalone Amplified PA System, Installer Series
The PA64 is Ready2Talk's full-featured standalone PA system, built for tour buses and vans that don't have a stereo with usable AUX inputs. It installs like an old-school car stereo and gives you genuinely good sound, dual mic inputs, and automatic music muting whenever the mic is keyed.
Key Features
4 x 50W internal amplifier for clear, properly powered sound through your existing speakers.
2 x mic inputs, including support for two Bluetooth microphones at once.
Connects to any stereo with dual level input, factory or aftermarket.
Variable solid-state music muting, automatically ducks backing music or video from 0–100% when the mic is keyed.
AUX input for an iPad or automated info system.
Reversible front plate included, with reverse printing for upside-down mounting.
Works With
Pair the PA64 with a Ready2Talk wired or Bluetooth headset for a complete PA setup. Common options include the RME (rear mic extension, for a rear guide or party bus karaoke mic), the RMK (remote mounting kit, hides the unit for a custom look), the HS36T wired headset, the HS BT4 Bluetooth headset, and the HM BT4 Bluetooth hand mic for a commentator or passenger to ask questions.
Dimensions & Specifications
Ver. 2.3
High level input: 12VPP (peak to peak)
Low level input: 450mV – 4V
AUX input: 400mV
Microphone input: 100mV
Current drain (max): 12V constant power (yellow wire) 10A; 12V switched power (red wire) 250mA
Total current drain at normal volumes: 2.5A
Standby current drain: 30mA (with optional mute board)
Power output (4 ohm speakers): 4 x 50W peak / 4 x 22W RMS
Case (incl. flange): H 42mm x W 143mm x D 105mm (H 1-5/8" x W 5-5/8" x D 4-1/8")
Front panel (excl. flange): H 42mm x W 118mm x D 105mm (H 1-5/8" x W 4-5/8" x D 4-1/8")
FAQs
Do I need a stereo with AUX input for the PA64? No, that's the point of the PA64; it's a standalone unit built for buses and vans that don't have AUX inputs to use.
Can I use two microphones at once? Yes, the PA64 has two mic inputs and supports two Bluetooth microphones simultaneously.
What's the difference between the PA64 and PA63? Both use the same 4 x 50W amplifier. The PA64 adds dual mic inputs, variable solid-state muting and a reversible front plate; the PA63 is the simplified, lower-cost version.
