- Dante Inputs and Outputs
- DSP for Room Tuning and Speaker Tuning
- Power Sharing
- WebUI Configuration
- Lo-Z/Hi-Z switchable outputs
- Compact Design
- Factory JBL SpeakerTunings
- Pilot Tone & Load Monitoring
- Source Priority Switching
- GPIO Interface
- HControl
Crown CTD-8125, Eight-channel, 125W/ch. Power Sharing Amplifier with DSP and Dante
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Crown CTD-8125, Eight-channel, 125W/ch. Power Sharing Amplifier with DSP and Dante
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Crown ComTech D Series amplifiers are designed for versatility, flexibility, and ease of installation. With both Dante inputs and outputs, built-in DSP, power sharing, Lo-Z/Hi-Z switching, and a simple to use web configuration interface, ComTech D amplifiers are ideal for meeting the changing demands of diverse installed audio applications.
The CTD-8125 delivers 125 watts per channel of legendary Crown amplification when all channels are driven equally. Asymmetrical power sharing enables each set of four channels to share 500W in any ratio, offering unparalleled flexibility.
Built-in DSP allows outputs to be tuned specifically for every application and provides the ability to create custom speaker tunings. Factory JBL SpeakerTunings for select JBL models, including Control 400 Series ceiling speakers, are included to simplify the optimization of an all-HARMAN solution.
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This product is crafted with quality materials to ensure durability and performance. Designed with your convenience in mind, it seamlessly fits into your everyday life.
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We are committed to ensuring a positive shopping experience for all our customers. If for any reason you wish to return an item, we invite you to reach out to our team for assistance, and we will evaluate every return request with care and consideration.
