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Used AN-601G ENG amplifier module with time-constant, high-cut, sensitivity, and hum-elimination controls.
The AN-601G is a used Electronic News Gathering (ENG) plug-in amplifier module designed for integration into video, audio measurement, and signal relay systems. Its board-style construction is intended for installation in a compatible rack, motherboard, or dedicated frame rather than standalone operation.
This ENG amplifier module is suitable for legacy broadcast engineering, audio/video measurement, and signal conditioning systems where controlled time response, high-cut filtering, sensitivity adjustment, and hum-noise reduction are required. Dimensions are unavailable because manufacturer documentation could not be confirmed. The unit is used and sold as-is, so original performance and functionality should be verified before integration.
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Last updated 22 October 2026
