Power Amplifier, 1900W High Output Power at 2 ohms Stereo

Tn series power amplifier are all compact 2U-size units, they deliver remarkably high power 2500W from T5n, 2200W from T4n, and 1900W from T3n, stereo into 2 ohms. Tn series amplifiers are capable of driving line array or other large-scale speaker setups in systems that take up less space than ever before. By applying full gamut of technology, experience and resources acquired through the development and production of industry-standard digital mixing consoles and signal processors, as well as extensive know-how gained through years of hall and installation system design. The Tn series amplifiers have been refined to unprecedented levels of performance and sound quality. Transparency across entire audio spectrum is a basic requirement, but Tn amplifiers go beyond basics with extraordinary midrange presence and low end that is huge and authoritative while maintaining maximum reproduction accuracy. This has been achieved not only through no-compromise parts selection and circuit design, but also through extensive vibration-reduction measures that effectively suppress internal vibration that can have negative impact on sound quality. The heat sinks, for example, are solidly screwed to chassis side panels at numerous points, but with special insulators that are designed to absorb vibration and chassis resonance that would otherwise interfere with optimum reproduction. The detailed work involved goes well beyond normal definition of manufacturing and crosses over into realm of craftsmanship. The rear panels of the Tn series power amplifiers feature RJ45 connectors that allow connection to a Yamaha ACU-16C amp control unit for remote status monitoring and control of parameters such as on/off switching, muting, and attenuation from a computer. Furthermore, warnings can be displayed when preset parameter limits are exceeded, and automatic logging contributes to easy, efficient troubleshooting. With an NHB32-C network hub/bridge it also becomes possible to remotely control multiple units via a CobraNet network.