Bryston BD-325
A Class D amplifier is a type of audio amplifier that uses a digital switching technology to amplify audio signals. It is also known as a switching amplifier or a digital (erroneously) amplifier. Un- like traditional analog amplifiers, which use continuous voltage waveforms to amplify signals, Class D amplifiers employ a more efficient method that switches the input signal on and off rapidly.
Features
- High Efficiency - Pulse Width Modulation
- Compact Size
- Reduced Heat Dissipation
- Improved Power Handling
- Dynamic Headroom
- Flexibility
Options
- Personalized Faceplates
- Colour Faceplates Available
SPECIFICATIONS
| Continuous RMS Power (8 Ω) | 325 W per channel |
| Continuous RMS Power (4 Ω) | 650 W per channel |
| Frequency Response (-3 dB, 6 Ω) | 1 Hz – 50 kHz |
| Voltage Gain | 29 dB |
| Input Sensitivity | 2 V |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio | 105 dB (at full power) |
| Inputs | RCA (Single-Ended), XLR (Balanced) |
| 12 V Trigger | Yes |
| AC Input Voltage | 115 V / 230 V |
| Filter Capacitance | 144,000 µF |
| Continuous RMS Power (All Channels) | 1500 W |
| Dynamic Power (100 ms) | 4500 W |
| Dimensions (W × H × D) | 450 × 133 × 425 mm |
| Weight | 26 kg |