Sonance Sonamp 8-50 8ch Power Amplifier The SonAmp 8-50 is a digital 8-channel amplifier from Sonance and has two bus inputs with a...
Go to the review section| Brand | Sonance |
| Type | Amplifiers |
| Tags | 2 Channel, Amplifier |
✔ FREE Delivery for orders $500 or over
**Conditions apply. Call showroom for details.
The SonAmp 8-50 is a digital 8-channel amplifier from Sonance and has two bus inputs with a pass-through function so that multiple amplifiers can be connected to each other. Sonance 8 x 50 watts at 8W Digital power amplifier, 2x BUS input and output, SUB Out with crossover 80Hz/120Hz bridgeable, autosense, trigger, paging, level control per zone, fan, 1U, incl. rackmount
The SonAmp 8-50 power amplifier has two analog BUS inputs and two loop outputs as well as local analog inputs. The BUS A connections are expanded with an additional SUB output with an adjustable crossover (80Hz/100Hz). Both BUS inputs have a paging function (e.g. for a doorbell). Level controls on the back of the device optimally adjust the volume for each channel of the four zones.
Bridged to mono, the power amp offers twice the output power. This power amplifier is particularly popular in cost-sensitive projects in the private and commercial sectors. The automatic signal detection or the master trigger turns on the power amplifier.
Powerful Performance
The latest digital amplifier models from Sonance feature a 50% larger power supply than the competition to deliver up to 200 Watts per channel when bridged. Their robust power supply allows for more dynamic power and astonishing performance.
Simple Setup
We believe that audio should be easy to use. That is why the Sonance 8-50 and 16-50 amplifiers have been designed with accessible level controls and DIP switches per zone.
Flexible Features
Each Sonance digital amplifier includes two Bus inputs with a pass through feature to allow multiple amplifiers to be linked. The Bus A includes a Subwoofer Output with a selectable crossover filter to support a separately powered subwoofer. The Bus allows the output to be looped into a local channel or bridged, and send a high powered low frequency signal directly to a passive subwoofer. The Bus inputs can also be selectively mixed with local inputs for applications like doorbell signal or paging.
