X-Treme Audio XTDT - Manual (Page 7)

XTDT AMPLIFIERS
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11 kg!
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13 kg!
XTDT3200
Output power @ 2 Ω 2 x 2000 W *
Output power @ 4 Ω 2 x 1600 W *
Output power @ 8 Ω 2 x 850 W *
XTDT3800
Output power @ 4 Ω 2 x 1900 W *
Output power @ 8 Ω 2 x 1100 W *
XTDT6000F
Output power @ 4 Ω 4 x 1500 W *
Output power @ 8 Ω 4 x 850 W *
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11 kg!
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13 kg!
XTDT4800F
Output power @ 4 Ω 4 x 1200 W *
Output power @ 8 Ω 4 x 700 W *
* EIA 1 kHz - 1% THD - both channels driven @ 230 VAC
• Multi-application
• High-technology
• Lightness
• High power & efficiency
4. Brief description of the product range
The Digital Technology Series amplifiers are available in four
models with different power outputs and number of channels.
XTDT3200 and XTDT3800 are two-channel models with a power
supply of up to 1600 W and 1900 W respectively per channel at 4 Ω.
XTDT4800F and XTDT6000F are four channel models supplying
up to 1200 W and 1500 W respectively per channel at 4 Ω.
All XTDT series amplifiers have been fully designed with switching
technology (both the supply power unit section and the power stage)
to obtain high power and performances with a very low weight,
a result which cannot be achieved with traditional configurations.
These features make this series particularly suitable to meet the
typical requirements of the professional audio sector: power, low
weight and high performance (and, therefore, low consumption).
All Digital Technology Series amplifiers are equipped with an
integrated controlled system which protects both the amplifier and
its load. The signal is constantly monitored, with a level control
and indication through a LED on the front panel. An in-built limiter
protects the loudspeakers from any damage caused by distortion
signals. As far as temperature is concerned, the control system
maintains the necessary conditions for a correct operation of
the power components. The output signal control protects the
load from high current values or from the presence of live DC
components. Moreover, the Digital Technology Series amplifiers
contain a selectable hi-pass filter (30 or 75 Hz) designed to adjust
the amplifier to the connected loudspeaker systems.
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