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Crown Audio DCI 8/300 DriveCore Amplifier Channels can be bridged for powering higher power applications such as a subwoofer. This allows you to integrate the amplifier into a variety of different setups. Each of its 8 channels additionally features independent attenuators with an attenuation range from 0 to -80 dB.
The front panel of the 8/300 provides a series of system indicators, including level and signal, ready, clip, thermal, and fault alerts for quick visual monitoring of the system. The unit can be integrated into a control system for powering on and off as well as engaging its sleep mode for saving energy when not in use. The 8/300 is 2U rackmountable and ships with 8 male connectors for wiring and an IEC power cord.
- Based on Crown’s proprietary and patented DriveCore technology, these amplifiers are the next generation of PWM technology using cutting edge Class-D amplifier topologies
- Minimum Guaranteed Power Ratings: Delivers at least the rated power in the specifications over a long period of time
- Direct Drive “constant voltage” capabilities on a channel by channel basis for 70 Vrms or 100 Vrms amplification without the use of a step-up frequency limiting transformer for higher audio quality
- Powersave: Includes an auto-standby mode where after 30 minutes of no audio input, the amplifier powers down and consumes less than 1W; this feature can be enabled and disabled via the back-panel DIP switches
- Advanced PFC universal power supply provides efficiency and is designed to deliver maximum power no matter where the amplifier is located; universal AC input accepts 100 to 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz (±10%)
- Aux Port: Provides additional flexibility for amplifiers to be integrated in control systems for remote on/off and amplifier fault monitoring
- DriveCore includes five patents that are also included in Crown’s flagship I-Tech touring amplifier
- Cooling System: Focuses airflow on parts that need it most, maximizing efficiency while minimizing heat and noise
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