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Tonewinner AD-7300PA+ 7 Channel Stereo Power Amplifier Black Introducing the AD-7300PA+, Tonewinner's beast of a 7-channel home theatre & hi-fi power amplifier. Whether you're watching a blockbuster movie or listening to a rocking live concert, this power amplifier will take your audio to new levels.
Featuring exceptional dynamic range and near silent background noise, the AD-7300PA+ ensures you'll hear every detail, from the softest to the loudest. And trust us, the AD-7300PA+ is packing some serious grunt under the hood!
Key Features: - High Output: Up to 300W (8ohms), 500W (4ohms) per channel - Exceptional low noise, THD + Distortion less than 100dB - Premium transistors for high power output performance - 24K gold plated RCA & XLR inputs - 24K gold plated oversize speaker terminals - Large VU meter with red needle - Trigger input & output - Aluminium chassis ""The Listening"" ""Under the hood and this Class AB design uses three pairs of high-power, three-level push-pull Darlington circuit transistors.
It also sports seven independent circuit boards, with the left and right channels utilising exposed radiators, larger in size, to power the front speakers."" 7 Channels of Powerful Amplification The AD-7300PA+ not only features 7 discreet channels of high power amplification, channels FL and FR (front left and front right) use a higher current configuration, similar to Class A spec and use the external heatsink fins of the chassis for better cooling and efficiency.
Please note: Due to the configuration of the XLR inputs on the rear of the AD-7300PA+, it is recommended you use mono XLR cables when connecting to a pre-amp processor, rather than Y-split stereo cables.
Five-Fold Protection With an intelligent system to protect against damage to the unit the AD-7300PA+ boasts Short Circuit Protection, Overload Protection, Overheating Protection, Over-voltage & Over-current Protection. Power Under The Hood Each of the 7 channels of th
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