How to Choose a Good Power Amplifier Ca12/Ca20/Ca30/Ca90 -Two Channel 5000 Watts (2*2500W) Professional Power Amplifier for Professional Sound Systems, PA Spea

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           PA series power amplifiers are affordable, reliable and quality power amplifiers. The amplifiers suit for musicians, DJs, and entertainers as well as houses of worship, cinemas, clubs, and pubs. The four models are PA1000, PA1500, PA2000 and PA3000. Features include XLR inputs, user selectable input sensitivity of 0.755V or 1.4V, Speakon and binding post outputs, stereo / parallel / bridge-mono modes, LED indicators and forced-air cooling. All models include protection against shorts, no-load, on/off thumps and radio-frequency interference.



Stereo / parallel / bridge-mono mode
Professional audio quality and robust processing
User selectable input sensitivity -0.775V and 1.4V
Electronically balanced inputs
Binding post and Speak-on outputsEfficient forced-air cooling
Two level controls, power switch, LED info display
Extensive package of safety circuits for safe operation
 







 
SpecificationsPA1000PA1500PA2000PA3000
Rated Power                                         (1KHz,THD+N=0.001)8ohm  stereo2×300W2×400W2×600W2×800W
4ohm  stereo2×450W2×600W2×900W2×1200W
 8ohm  bridge900W1200W1800W2400W
ProtectionDC protect
 Short circuit protect
 High temperature protect
 Current inrush protect
 Input over load protect (Limiter)
 Output over load protect
 Soft startup protect
Frequency response ( 1W  8ohm  stereo)20Hz-20KHz (±0.3dB)
Sensitivity (8ohm  stereo&1KHz)0.775/1.0/1.44V
Mode Stereo / Parallel / Bridge
Fan speed regulationTwo-speed
Connectors (Each channel)Input connectorsfemale Neutrik XLR + male Neutrik XLR
 Output connectorsBinding-post + Neutrik speakon
Filter  capability4700uf/63V×86800uf/63V×8 10000uf/63V×810000uf/80V×8
Input impedanceBalanced20K
 Unbalanced10K
Crosstalk  (20Hz~20KHz   Rated Power  8ohm )≥60dB
S/N  ratio (8 ohm, Rated Power  8ohm)≥100dB
Damping factor (1KHz, 8ohm)≥300≥500
Intermodulation  distortion≤0.5%
Total harmonic distortion(20Hz~20KHz  Rated Power, 8 ohm)≤0.5%
Phase response (1W, 8ohm  20Hz~20KHz)Within ±30°
Slew  rate40V/us
Output Circuitry  Class ABClass H+ 
Phase response(1W&8ohm  20Hz~20KHz)±30°
Dimension(W x H x D)482×88×438mm482×88×453mm
Carton dimension(W x H x D)500×141×600mm570×155×625mm
Net Weight(Kg)15172023


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WHO we are

Zhongshan tinboo audio electronics co,.limited(Brand in Audiopeak,call us audiopeak for short),Located in ZHONGSHAN CN, was founded in Aug 2009 and is dedicated to providing "one stop supply" precision amplifier system to ODM and OEM clients. audiopeak products lines include: Analog amplifier,Digital amplifier,Self-power module, DSP amplifiers . Now audiopeak is One of the most professional manufacturers of pro audio...


WHAT we do

Innovation By Design

At AUDIOPEAK, we are driven by a singular vision - produce great products. It may sound simple, but it's at the forefront of everything we do.We always strive for products that ARE easy to install and a pleasure to use. The quest to be the best is a never ending and sometimes exhaustive road, But it's a pillar of our success.

Battle Tested

All of our products are "battle tested."

We firmly believe that to deliver a great product one must spend a lot of time not just perfecting the design but actually using the product. That is why we put a great deal of time and effort into research, design and testing.

Custom Made

Out of the thousands of amplifiers to choose from, how many are custom made just for you?At Audiopeak electronics, a big portion of our business is based on designing & manufacturing custom made products for both outdoor and indoor AMPLIFICATION.It's what we do and it's a big part of who we are.

Why us?

 


 

How do I match my speakers to my power amp?
A general rule for choosing an amplifier is to select an amp that provides 1.5-2 times the continuous power rating of your speaker. This will ensure the speaker has enough power while leaving yourself 3 dB of headroom.

 

 

How do STEREO, PARALLEL, and BRIDGE modes operate?


STEREO: Each channel operates independently. Input signal and attenuator are also separated between each channel.
PARALLEL: Input signal is connected to only a single channel, and the same output signals are obtained from two adjacent channels. Attenuator operates independently.
BRIDGE: Two channels of power amp output work as a single channel with doubled output. Only a single attenuator operates. The voltage gain will be increased by 6dB, and the minimum load impedance will be doubled. For details on connecting the speaker output, please refer to the manual that came with each power amp.
 

What is rated output power?

Rated output power is the RMS (root mean square) or effective value of electric power that can be delivered continuously for several ten seconds to few minutes. The unit is W (Watt).
It is not a value that can be output continuously for a long period, but it would not matter in a practical operation because music signal and voice speech signal are generally not constant in level. When a signal like continuous sine wave is continuously driven at the rated output, the thermal protection circuit will be activated, which will reduce the output power to around 1/8 (-9dB).
 

What is input sensitivity?

it is the required input signal level to obtain the rated output when attenuator is in its maximum (generally 0dB). It also means the output signal will be clipped if a signal larger than the input sensitivity is being input with the attenuator at maximum. When the voltage gains are the same, the larger output model is, the larger its input sensitivity is, too.
If the load impedance is halved, the output power will be almost doubled since the voltage gain is constant. In this case, however, the input sensitivity will be a little smaller because the actual rated output will not be doubled.
 

What is the maximum input level?

The maximum input voltage that can be applied to the device without any clipping. The unit is mostly dBu.
If the input signal exceeds the value, it will be clipped even when the attenuator is turned down.

 

What is S/N ratio?

The difference between maximum output level and the background noise level without input signal in the unit of dB. The larger the value, less affected by noise, ie. better performance.
Generally, there is not much difference between the noise levels in the same series of power amps, so the model with larger output has better S/N ratio.
 

When rack mounting multiple power amps, is it necessary to leave space between each amp for heat dissipation?

Current models for all Yamaha power amps have cooling fan installed. Therefore, as long as the front and back of the rack are open, it is not necessary to leave any space between each amp when mounting.
 

To connect multiple speakers, which of parallel or serial connection is recommended?

When connecting multiple speakers with a single power amp, either of parallel or serial connection can be used.
Generally parallel connections are more common, but the combined impedance of the speakers will become half for two speakers, and 1/4 for four speakers. Therefore, it is necessary to be sure that the impedance would not be lower than the load impedance supported by the power amp.
In serial connection, the combined impedance will be simply calculated by adding all the speaker impedances. In order to drive many speakers, it is recommended to combine serial and parallel connections.
 

What is damping factor?

It is a specification of power amps and calculated by the following formula: speaker load impedance / power amp output impedance.
Larger value is better. It is also said how efficiently the electric current flows into the speaker unit.
The damping factor in actual use can be calculated as follows: speaker load impedance / (power amp output impedance + (round trip) resistance of speaker cables)
This implies the cross-sectional area and length of the speaker cables significantly affect the factor.
Speakers produce sound by vibrating the diaphragm with the electric power from power amp. However, because of the vibrating part weight and the damper elasticity, it is like hanging a weight on a spring. Even if the audio signal is stopped, the vibration will not be able to stop so quickly. It is more obvious on the woofer with heavy weight. The vibration will produce electromagnetic induction and result in electric power, but the electric current caused by the induction will be counter force to the vibration. If the induced current is shorted with low resistance as much as possible to maximize the power to suppress the vibration and strengthen the power of spring, the unwanted vibration will be converged quickly which will produce a sharp sound.


 

What is voltage gain?

Voltage gain refers to the ratio of the output voltage to its input voltage when the attenuator of the power amp is set to its maximum (generally 0 dB).
As long as power amps have the same value, even if they have different rated output power, the same input level will generate the same output level until each power amp reaches the rated output. In this case, the different rated output causes the difference in input sensitivity.
When driving speakers in multi-amp mode with speaker processors, if the voltage gains for the power amps are different, the speaker preset recommended by the manufacturer will not function properly.
 

If my amp has both an XLR connector and a phone connector for the input, can I send a signal input from the XLR connector through the phone connector to the next amp?

Yes. Audio signal can be sent through either connector because the XLR connector and phone connector are internally connected in parallel. However, audio signals cannot be mixed by inputting the signals from both connectors. If your amp has an XLR connector and Euroblock connector for the input, audio signal can be sent through either connector as well.
 

What is the difference between a high-impedance connection and standard low-impedance connection?

A high-impedance speaker connection, which is used for the distributed speaker system in many installations, allows numerous speakers to be connected to a single power amp, and to perform long-distance transmission. A speaker transformer that raises the impedance to several hundred or thousand ohms is added to the speaker. This allows the speaker to be effectively driven with much lower current than is required for a low-impedance system. That, in turn, makes it possible to connect a larger number of speakers in parallel to each power amp output. High-impedance speaker connections work at a specific maximum voltage - usually 70 or 100 volts - and are therefore also referred to as "constant voltage" speaker systems (the label "constant voltage" is somewhat misleading: the actual output voltage fluctuates according to the input signal).

How much power output of a power amplifier is necessary for the power rating of a speaker to be used?

Generally speaking, to obtain the maximum output of a speaker to be used without clipping the amp, you can choose an amplifier that can deliver the same power as the PGM power rating of the speaker. If the PGM power rating is not described, the reference value is half the MAX/peak power rating (or twice as much as the NOISE/continuous power rating).  However, your required output power differs depending on the type of source signals and required sound pressure level in addition to the speakers to be used. For example, while a momentary clipping that can hardly be felt does not generally matter, in demanding applications such as studio monitoring system, where even a brief moment of clipping is not allowed, you may be required to choose an amp with higher output power. Also, if your application is background music in an installed sound system where the required sound pressure level is low, you may choose an amp with lower output power. However, if using a lower-power amp, please be careful not to drive the amp into clipping. Even if the output power of your amp is lower than the power rating of a speaker, clipping the amp can damage the speaker driver easily.

 

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