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DA1650

16-channel distribution amplifier

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General Specifications

Analog audio input: 16 x RCA (Single Ended)

Stereo analog global output (global input looped to global output): 2 x RCA (Single Ended)

Speaker output: Phoenix block connectors, accommodates up to 12AWG wire

12V trigger control: 1 x 3.5mm (in), 1 x 3.5mm (out)

Power: Standard IEC

Global input select: 8 x 2-position dip switches

Bridge/Mono select: 8 x 2-position dip switches

Power Mode select: 1 x 3-position switch – always on, 12V, auto sense

Power: 1kHz, 20ms burst, 2 channels driven, 0.5% THD max

Rated Power (8Ω): 50W

Rated Power (4Ω): 110W

Rated Power (8Ω Bridged, one zone driven): 185W

Frequency Response: 20Hz-20kHz +/-0.5dB, at 1/8th power, all loads

THD+N (max), at rated power, 20-20kHz: <0.1%

Signal to noise ratio (min), A-weight, 20-20kHz, analog input, 8 Ω mode: >100dB

Crosstalk between any zones, at 1/8th power: -80dB

Minimum output impedance: 2.7Ω

Analog input impedance: 20kΩ

Signal sense, wake up level: 1.75 mVrms

Max undistorted analog input signal: 4.6 Vrms

Fan noise, maximum, 1/8 power: 50dBA SPL @ 1 meter

Power supply: Universal Mains 100–240VAC 50-60Hz

Standby power consumption: Less than 0.5W

Dimensions (H x W x D): 1.7” x 17.2” x 12.7” (43.7mm x 436.0mm x 323.0mm)

Dimensions inc. feet (H x W x D): 1.75” x 17.2” x 12.7” (44.5mm x 436.0mm x 323.0mm)

Net Weight: 4.5kg

16-channel distribution amplifier

Engineered to work with any JBL architectural loudspeaker to deliver a fantastic high-resolution audio experience throughout the home, the DA1650 provides 8 zones of audio in a compact 1U design, providing maximum performance while taking up minimal rack space. Further configurability is supported with bridging of its Class D stereo channels into even more powerful mono outputs when needed. Each zone can have an independent source or share an audio source across all zones using the global audio input. Expand zones sharing an audio source across multiple amplifiers using the global audio output.