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DDT circuitry
Distortion Detection Technique is stated to protect drivers and maintain sonic integrity during extreme overload conditions.

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A lightweight, high-output two-channel power amplifier with Class D efficiency, switchable crossover functions, and protection circuitry for demanding loads and power conditions.


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Detail 01
Distortion Detection Technique is stated to protect drivers and maintain sonic integrity during extreme overload conditions.
Detail 02
The amplifier is specified to operate into loads as low as 2 ohms.
Detail 03
The design is stated to reduce weight while increasing output power, reliability, and thermal efficiency.
Detail 04
Each channel has a 100Hz 2nd-order high-pass and 3rd-order low-pass option.
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The stated minimum load impedance is 2 ohms.
With both channels driven at 1kHz, it is rated at 900W per channel at 1% THD, 815W per channel at 0.2% THD, or 950W per channel in a 20ms repetitive burst.
Yes. It has a switchable 100Hz 2nd-order high-pass and 3rd-order low-pass crossover per channel.
It has dual combination 1/4-inch/XLR inputs, dual male XLR input thru connections, and two twist-lock connectors.
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