Description

The PA 2200 DSC is an audiophile Class-D multi-channel power amplifier with an integrated 8×8 DSP matrix and two slots for different input modules. The three model variants are equipped with balanced line inputs, unbalanced cinch inputs and an 8-channel Dante module, respectively, and can be expanded with a second input module. By combining two input modules, the power amplifier can be operated as an amplifier centre with mixed analogue and digital signal sources. Ground lift switches per input channel pair and DIP switches for adjusting the input sensitivity per channel allow an optimal adaptation to different signal sources.

The circuitry of the PA 2200 DSC is designed for very high sound quality and operational reliability with minimal heat generation. The generously dimensioned power supply unit with high filter capacities and our newly developed processor-controlled Class D power amplifier modules ensure very high efficiency and enormous power reserves. The Auto-On/Off function (switchable per channel) automatically switches inactive amplifier channels to a power-saving sleep mode. The power amplifier has an output power of 2 × 200 watts into 2 - 8 ohms or 1 × 400 watts into 4 -16 ohms in bridge mode; outputs 3 - 8 are available as balanced line outputs.

One or more power amplifiers of the PA-DSC series can be connected via Ethernet or USB and programmed on a PC using the browser-based LB AUDIO CONTROL app and operated via media controls. In addition to the 8×8 mixer matrix, the DSP offers ten fully parametric filters for each input and output, delay up to 2 sec. as well as compressors and limiters. We are happy to create project-specific presets on request.

For remote control, the amplifiers are equipped with a switch contact for on/off and channel-separated VCA inputs for external volume control. All outputs can be controlled independently or in groups. For this purpose, our WP-V and RP-V volume controllers or the DV module are provided for control via up/down contacts. A fault in the final stage channels is output via the potential-free fault contact.

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