Balancing compactness and quality, the Vanco PulseAudio PA2X25 offers two channels of clean Class-D digital amplification and thoroughly simple operation, making it well suited for an array of residential and commercial applications. It can deliver 25W RMS per channel at eight ohms, 45W RMS per channel at four ohms, or 90W in bridge mode.

Connect your audio source to the 3.5mm or RCA stereo input jacks, or connect two sources and let the amp automatically mix them together. Speaker outputs are available on a Euroblock 4-pole connector. Volume is adjustable via a convenient knob on the front panel. Thanks to the automatic-on and standby functions, there is no need to manually power the PA2X25 off or on.

2-Channel Amplifier Configuration    25W RMS per Channel at 8 Ohms    Class-D Digital Amplification    Stereo and Mono/Bridge Modes    3.5mm TRS Stereo Input    Stereo RCA Input    Automatic Input Mixing    Euroblock 4-Pole Speaker Output    Automatic-On and Standby    Multiple Mounting Options

The PA2X amplifier series from PulseAudio is an ideal solution for residential and commercial audio installations that require a simple setup and great sound output.

With a small footprint, but high output, this Class-D amplifier can sit on a desktop, or can easily be mounted on a wall or within a rack using the included mounting brackets.

The amps can be used in a stereo system or switched for use in bridged or mono applications. Select the desired mode via the dedicated switch on the rear panel.

The inputs consist of two stereo audio inputs via a pair of RCA jacks and a single 3.5mm TRS mini jack. A Euroblock 4-pole connector is provided for the speaker output connections.

The amp features an auto-on function, so just hit play and the amps will power on automatically. It automatically goes into standby after five minutes of inactivity.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. From looking at the pictures, theres not many buttons,... how do you adjust the Bass & Treble? Through the remote & menu perhaps?

A: According the page 12 in the manual for the Sony STR-DH590 receiver, you can adjust the bass and treble using the remote. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/605212.pdf

Q: 2. Can I connect my outdoor FM antenna to this unit?

A: Yes this model has an FM antenna port on the back.

Q: 3. Can I use this hand unit to pull focus with RS3 Pro focus motor?

A: The DJI 3-Channel Follow Focus Controller is designed to work with Inspire 3 and the Ronin 4d only.

Q: 4. does this unit have a multi zone function?

A: After looking through the Manual, I am not finding any 2 Zone adjustment setting. Here is a link I found with the receiver settings. https://helpguide.sony.net/ha/strdh79/v1/en/contents/TP0001605067.html

Q: 5. can I connect a turntable?

A: A turntable with a built-in phono preamplifier may be connected. Or a small phono preamplifier may be purchased to connect a TT without a built-in phono preamplifier: Rolls VP29 Phono Preamp: BH #ROVP29 https://bhpho.to/2O3nJlH

Q: 6. I'm a novice trying to set up a decent/inexpensive home theater system. Will this work as a speaker for the BenQ HT2050A projector?

A: Yes. You can use an HDMI cable to connect the 'TV Out' port of the Sony STR-DH790 7.2-Channel A/V Receiver to an HDMI input on your BenQ HT2050A projector. After that, you can connect your compatible passive speakers to the Sony STR-DH790 so that you will be able to hear the audio coming from your passive speakers and the image coming from the BenQ HT2050A projector.

Q: 7. Why is the title says "RX-V385" but the manufacturer is " RX-V385BL"? I know they are identical but the specs is a bit different...

A: The BL refers to the color of the receiver.

Q: 8. can this support only one subwoofer (5.1) or are the subwoofers in stereo?

A: Yes the Onkyo TX-SR393 5.2-Channel A/V Receiver can support 1 subwoofer.

Q: 9. The RX-V485 has "HDMI with Audio Return Channel." The RX-V385 (this product) has "HDMI with Audio Return Channel Support". What is the difference?

A: Same thing written slightly differently.

Q: 10. Does this receiver need an active or a passive subwoofer?

A: Hi, Thomas! It only supports an active subwoofer. ~Ralph