This fitness speaker audio system produces quality foreground and background sound reinforcement in indoor and outdoor spaces of any fitness gym. The premium, durable, weather-resistant S6.1 6.5" surface mount speakers deliver high-quality sound and excellent audio dispersion for vocals and music. Wirelessly stream audio to your fitness sound system with the powerful RMA240BT Bluetooth mixer amplifier.

The Pure Resonance Audio S6.1 all-weather loudspeaker offers premium audio performance from an elegant but durable surface mount enclosure. The S6.1 delivers crystal clear sound for foreground or background music, paging, public address, and general-purpose audio in indoor and outdoor commercial applications. IP65-rated (when the cover is installed and the speaker is mounted correctly), this 70-volt outdoor speaker is fully dust-tight and protected against direct contact with water or rain. A rugged Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) housing and mesh metal grille provides outstanding impact resistance and long-term durability. Anti-UV materials added to the shell prevent fading in sunlight, making the S6.1 ideal for patios, decks, poolside, or high-moisture indoor environments that require superior speech intelligibility and outstanding music reproduction.

The RMA240BT 5-channel Bluetooth commercial rack-mount mixer amplifier delivers 240 watts of high-performance Class D power in a lightweight, space-saving design that occupies just 1 rack unit. Featuring a multimedia player, it supports Bluetooth streaming, TF cards, USB thumb drives, and an FM tuner, all easily controlled via the included remote. Designed for long working hours in fitness gyms, its forced air-cooling fan ensures reliable operation. This amplifier offers 4-16Ω/70V distributed audio speaker output, 2 AUX inputs, 4 MIC inputs, and 1 emergency channel input. In emergencies, the EMC In input takes priority, automatically stopping all other audio to allow critical voice alarm systems to be heard clearly. It integrates seamlessly with existing paging systems, emergency paging microphones, and relay closures from fire alarm systems, making it a powerful and reliable audio solution.

Due to the possibilities of FM radio interference and the variables involved, it's not recommended to use FM radio as your primary input source.