Last week, Colorado vNet launched a new stereo power amplifier for their multi-room home audio system. Dubbed the PMA-100, it’s designed for installations for larger zones that require more amplification — think huge rooms with vaulted ceilings, etc. Delivering in the fourth quarter of 2010, the PMA-100 can be operated in stereo or bridged mono modes, with independent rear-panel gain control for both channels. The PMA-100 also offers a 12v trigger input and output that allows it to synchronize with other controlled actions, such as having motorized shades come down when the amplifier is turned on. Additionally, the PMA-100 can power up in slow or fast modes with variable delay time (five seconds to five minutes) so that it can be seamlessly integrated with the rest of the audio system’s control system. A local source input and video sensor is provided for automatic switching to a local source upon sensing a video signal.

See all the specs here.