Amate Audio LMS206 2-In 6-Out Loudspeaker Processor

Amate Audio LMS206 2-In 6-Out Loudspeaker Processor

Amate Audio LMS206 is a digital loudspeaker management processor with two inputs and six outputs. It gives an installed or live PA system a central point for setting crossovers, equalisation, delay and limiting before the signals reach the amplifiers or active loudspeakers.

Why Choose Amate Audio LMS206?

Separate outputs let the system designer organise frequency bands and zones around the actual speaker layout. This is a signal processor, so passive loudspeakers still need power amplifiers. Its USB computer connection is for system control rather than a replacement for a recording audio interface.

Key Features

• Two inputs and six outputs: organise multiple speaker feeds.
• Crossover processing: divides the signal for suitable drivers.
• EQ, delay and limiting: help align and protect the system.
• USB control: supports configuration from a compatible computer.

Best Suited For

Installed PA, live sound and multi-way loudspeaker systems needing deliberate signal distribution. It is especially useful when the design calls for separate speaker bands or zones. Settings should come from the loudspeaker and amplifier requirements, with measurements used to check the result in the actual room.

Setup and Connection Guide

Connect the mixer outputs to the processor inputs and route each processor output to its intended amplifier or active speaker. Label the feeds, configure the crossover and protection settings, and verify each speaker at low level before running the complete system. Save a documented preset after testing so the setup can be restored consistently.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the LMS206 power passive speakers directly?

No. Connect its line-level outputs to suitable power amplifiers or active speakers. Set crossover and limiter values from the speaker and amplifier specifications before applying performance-level signals.

Does a processor replace a mixing desk?

No. A mixing desk combines and balances the performance sources. A loudspeaker processor manages the signal after mixing for the receiving speaker system.

Are factory presets always enough?

Use only a preset intended for the exact equipment and configuration. Speaker models, amplifier gain and wiring affect the required settings; commissioning should verify the complete signal path.

Technical Specifications