TA 2D
“2 Channel MOSFET Power Amplifier
with digital FIRTEC™ DSP.”
TA 2D Specifications.
Audio specifications.
| Frequency response | 5 - 50.000Hz - without controller |
| Output power per channel | 1000Wrms @8ohms both channels driven |
| 2000Wrms @4ohms both channels driven | |
| 3200Wrms @2.7ohms both channels driven | |
| Max output - pink noise 12dB crest factor: 8000W at 2 ohms per channel | |
| S/N Ratio | > 115dB |
| Total Harmonic Distortion | < 0.05% (20-20.000Hz) |
Amplification type and power supply.
| Amplification Type | MOSFET Class H with 3 voltage rails |
| Power transistors | 48x MOSFET Pvmax=250W |
| Power supply model | Autosensing switch mode power supply with active Power Factor Correction (PFC) |
| Power input | powerCON in/out 110-240V 50-60Hz |
DSP
| Frequency response | 10 - 22.000Hz - without processing |
| Sample rates | 30 - 192 kHz |
| Signal processing | Two separate independant DSPs |
| Speaker equalization | IIR and FIR filters |
| User interface | Soft menu, PC-Remote, webserver |
| AD / DA conversion | 27 bit sigma delta, 64x oversampling |
| Digital inputs | One AES/EBU (2 Channel) - 8x DANTE™ (optional) |
Protection and indicators.
| Mains and power supply | Over and under voltage / over temperature / overcurrent |
| Power outputs | Over current / DC / short circuit / rail over and under voltage / over temperature |
| Chanel Indicators | Mute on/off - Signal present - Signal peak (D MOD and F MOD) |
| Ethernet Indicators D MOD and F MOD | Data connection - Data flow |
Audio connectors.
| Input Analog Ch. 1 - 2 | XLR3 Female |
| Link Analog Ch. 1 - 2 | XLR3 Male |
| AES/EBU Digital input | XLR3 Female - Autoswitch |
| 1 inputs /2 channels | |
| Amplifier output Ch. 1 - 2 | speakON NL4 |
| Ethernet and link | 2 x RJ45, 1000BaseT Ethernet |
| Remote and DANTE™ Network |
Physical data.
| Cooling | Two vari-speed fans, front-to-back airflow |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 19" x 2U x 350 mm |
| 19" x 2U x 13.73” | |
| Weight | 12.0 kg |
| 26.4 lb |
Applications.
Ideal for all KS AUDIO unpowered subwoofers.