Dynacord just launched their IPX series multi-channel power amplifiers incorporating the OMNEO IP networking architecture  The IPX series is comprised of three four-channel models and one eight-channel model, offering a power density of 5 kW, 10 kW and even 20 kW from a single amplifier with all channels driven. The IPX series amplifiers is designed for high-end fixed install venues, from concert halls, art centers, theaters and houses of worship to distributed sound systems in stadiums and entertainment centers.

IPX series offers high flexibility for a variety of installation scenarios and use Dynacord’s patented VLD (Variable Load Drive) technology. VLD technology (IPX5:4 and IPX10:8) allows the available output power of 1,250 watts per channel to be used at either 4 or 8 ohms, or via 70V or 100V lines in direct drive mode.

The integrated OMNEO interface with a primary and secondary port allows the flawless use of eight channels from a Dante audio network, while remote and supervision parameters run on OCA protocol (AES70), open for third-party integration. Redundancy options include glitch-free and RSTP (Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol) to suit individual requirements and existing infrastructure.

The new Eco Rail technology developed by Dynacord is spec’d to reduce overall power consumption up to 50 percent, both protecting the environment and significantly lowering the total cost of ownership.

The IPX series offers advanced 96 kHz high-resolution digital signal processing, internal analog-to-digital conversion, and a high-end level signal-to-noise ratio. The three DSP blocks are split into user, array and speaker processing controls, each featuring a wide range of equalization, delay, level options and even asymmetric filters to adapt to almost any application. Complete remote control and supervision is available via the IRIS-Net software and allows the IPX series to be integrated into both existing and new installations.

Models:

• IPX 5:4 (4 x 1,250 W @ 4 Ω)
• IPX 10:8 (8 x 1,250 W @ 4 Ω)
• IPX 10:4 (4 x 2,500 W @ 4 Ω)
• IPX 20:4 (4 x 5,000 W @ 4 Ω)

More information is here.