Broadcast your Dante network with the MuxLab Dante 2-Channel Power Amplifier, a 2-channel, 240W power amplifier that utilizes a Dante input as the input source for sound reinforcement applications. Simply use a Dante controller to route a signal from source devices that are on the same Dante network.

The amplifier's space-saving 1/2 rack design allows for quick installation and provides flexibility to mix and match with other 1/2 rack products to save valuable equipment rack space. This powerful Class-D amplifier is combined with features such as 12V trigger control, audio sensing, volume gain adjustment, short-circuit protection, and overheating protection. The Dante 2-Channel Power Amplifier includes mounting hardware, a power cord, a set of Phoenix block connectors, and four rubber feet.

2-Channel Audio Amplifier with Dante    2 x 120W (4/8 Ohms)    1 x 240W (70/100V)    High-Pass Filter    Comprehensive Protection Circuits    Auto Power Down and 0.5W Standby    Includes Mounting Hardware & Rubber Feet    Includes Power Cable, Phoenix Connectors

• Two-channel audio amplifier with Dante integration
• Supports 2 x 120W (4/8 ohms) or 1 x 240W 70/100V constant output for multiple speakers
• Switch for high-pass filter
• Selection for Power-Up mode
• Natural cooling without fan
• Short-circuit protection
• Overheating protection
• Red LED (front panel) to indicate Standby mode is active
• Power down after 15 minutes of no signal and meets with Energy Star power consumption limits of <0.5W in standby

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. HI! Since Windows 7 and 10 do not have multichannel output (only 2 channels can be heard), I decided to work 2 8 channel sound cards simultaneously. I am a composer and want to compartmentalize the orchestra into 16 distinct channels using software that would let me do that. Sound source will be taken from their analog outputs. This is why I am looking for 2 8 channel amplifiers. Can this be done with the Pyle? Thank you, John

A: If your audio interface or sound card has 16 outputs outputs, you can then connect them to the 8 unbalanced RCA stereo pairs on two of these amplifiers, and then send the signals out to passive speakers.

Q: 2. Can we use 220 volts

A: Yes. This unit's voltage selector range from 110 v to 220 volts.

Q: 3. It can be run also with DC?

A: P.S. Here is what is printed on a U.S. power adapter:BEHRINGERITE POWER SUPPLYMODEL: U090075AITEM NO: PSU-MINI-UL-01INPUT: 120 V AC 60 Hz 0.15AOUTPUT: 9 V AC 750 mA

Q: 4. Does it include Bluetooth out?

A: This doesn't transmit a Bluetooth signal, it receives them.

Q: 5. Can I bridge this amp x300?

A: The Bogen X300 Black Max Rackmount 70V Power Amplifier can be bridged, as it has the outputs to be able to. However, it is not recommended that you try bridging this amplifier, as it is not made for this.

Q: 6. Will this work with a Audio Technic U855QL podium microphone, (Dynamic)?

A: The Pyle Pro PCAU25A 80W Stereo Power Amplifier BH #PYPCAU25A does not have a microphone input.

Q: 7. Does it have fans to keep it cool?

A: Yes the Yamaha PX8 amplifier has cooling fans.

Q: 8. My speakers are rated max 380 watts RMS,is the PX5 too powerful to power my fronts?

A: No. Not too powerful. As long as the speakers are 8 ohm. 500 Watt amp is a good match for 380W speakers.

Q: 9. If your running a mono left and mono right output to the left and right inputs in the headphone amp, why in the world would I need to use TRS cables instead of regular 1/4 TS cables? I almost bought this until I saw the requirement of TRS cables. I've got plenty on hand but this doesn't make any sense to me. Even my mixer monitor outputs are regualar 1/4 left and right.

A: Check out Rane Note 110 - Sound System Interconnection from ranedotcomMike Rivers Article - Balanced and Unbalanced Connections from presonusdotcom (html and links not allowed in replies)Can be confusing, but worth understanding. Cheers...

Q: 10. Can be using 220 volts

A: Yes . Power 110/220V Switchable (DC 12-15V)