The Ashly NXE Series 4-Channel Networkable Multi-Mode Power Amplifier pre-installed with OPDAC4 internal 4-Channel DAC with selectable HPF and CNM-2 CobraNet Network Audio Interface cards. The Cobranet card enables access to digital audio networks at medium latencies (1.33 ms) over fast Ethernet. The amplifier is capable of driving 2, 4, and 8 Ohms loads at full power and offers a maximum rated output power of 75W per channel at 25V, 70V, and 100V modes. The amplifier comes with additional energy saving features such as Real-Time Clock (RTC), Event Scheduler, and GPIO control. The OPDAC4 card includes a software selectable high-pass filter that can be set for 80 Hz @ 12 dB/Oct, 400 Hz @ 6 dB/Oct, and Off.

The multi-mode output capability allows each individual amplifier output channel to be set for Low-Impedance, or Constant Voltage operation using DIP switches. The amplifier features a lightweight 1U designs with universal AC input SMPS for improved energy efficiency. Thanks to the Euroblock, and IEC connectivity, the power amplifier safely fulfills the requirements for installed sound applications.

Energy Star compliant

Consumes less than 1W in the automatic sleep mode

DC-voltage level control

Network, Serial, and Logic control via Ashly remotes (sold separately)

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I have a Klipsch KD-51M Bookshelf speakers & eventually will get a subwoofer. I want to connect to my computer. Will this work?

A: Yes, the Pyle Pro PTA1000 Professional Stereo Power Amplifier (250W/Channel @ 8 Ohms) (BH # PYPTA1000) will comfortably drive the Klipsch KD-51M bookshelf speakers. This amplifier will connect to your computer's analog audio output There is no subwoofer output on this amplifier.

Q: 2. If your amplifier is CE certified can I get testimony from you to that effect?

A: You can find Ashly's certifications by following the link below, and clicking on the 'features' tab. https://ashly.com/tra-convection-cooled/

Q: 3. How do you bridge the inputs so all 4 play the same sound ?

A: Bridge mode can be activated via a selector button on the back panel of the unit.

Q: 4. Is the 250W/Channel @ 8 Ohms rating RMS watts, or some peak watt rating? Please don't guess, I'd like to know for sure.

A: I suspect that the true RMS power rating at 8 ohms is closer to 80 watts. But the manufacturer has not provided or published this specification.

Q: 5. Does the FA 125.2 have tone controls?

A: The Ashly FA-125.2 2-Channel Installation Amplifier does not feature EQ or tone controls.

Q: 6. how do you rack mount this amp?

A: Use a rack shelf.

Q: 7. Can this be powered by Ac input 220v?

A: This device 120V AC/60Hz only.

Q: 8. can i install a separate volume control in the wall in another room ? if so is there a spec?

A: You can as long as it's able to handle the wattage. In this case it would be 100w per channel.

Q: 9. Is this rack mountable?

A: The AudioSource AD1002 does not offer any rack mounting hardware, however can be rack mounted using a universal rack shelf such as the Raxxess UNS-1 1U shelf. https://bhpho.to/2hfRR7V

Q: 10. Would this amp work with PVI 10 (Peavey) speakers (100 watts) along a Pioneer ddj controller? If is does...What accessories do I need in order to connect everything?

A: The Peavey PVI 10 speakers handle 100W peak power (not constant power) and 50W program power, so they handle less power than the amplifier puts out. You would need to be very careful to avoid damaging the speakers with too much power from the amp and keep the volume level low or use speakers that can handle more power like Mackie C200 Passive 10" 2-Way Loudspeaker (B&H # MAC200). The Peavey speakers have 1/4" inputs and the Pyle amp has SpeakOn output connectors so you could use cables like the Hosa Technology SKT-200 Series Speakon to 1/4" Male Phone Speaker Cable (12 Gauge) - 50' (B&H # HOSKT250Q). Please contact us if you would like further assistance with your setup. You may be better off using powered speakers instead of the amp and passive speakers.