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Thesis TH due

1500 Watt

Thesis TH due

Technical Highlights

  • 2-channel amplifier, 1000W RMS, 106 dBA SNR, A-Class.
  • Frequency response 5-70k Hz, SPDIF & AD Link inputs, 100 A fuse.
  • Dual mono construction, 24-bit/192 kHz DA converter, Audison quality.
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€2,270.50
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Audison-Thesis TH due-2-Kanal Verstärker-masori-kaufen
€2,270.50
€3,199.00 €2,270.50

Thesis TH due is a 2-Channel Amplifier from Audison. The total RMS power is 1000 W, with 300 W x 2 at 4 Ω, 500 W x 2 at 2 Ω, and 750 W x 2 at 1 Ω; in bridged mode 1000 W x 1 at 4 Ω and 1500 W x 1 at 2 Ω; in Dual Power Mode (A Class) 80 W x 2 at 4 Ω. Amplifier class A-Class, dual-mono construction with four power supplies in Synchro-PWM. Integrated 24-bit/192 kHz D/A converter, PRE and optical digital inputs (S/PDIF, AD Link) up to 192 kHz/24 bit, compatible with Audison Full DA HD and Hi-Res audio files with listening certificate, up to 8 digital channels on RJ-45. Bandwidth 5–70 kHz, THD 0.02 % @ 1 kHz/4 Ω/90 % power, signal-to-noise ratio 106 dBA (A, @1 V), damping factor 100 (1 kHz, 2 VRMS, 4 Ω). Input sensitivity 0.3–4.8 VRMS and Pre-In impedance 15 kΩ; Low Level Input yes, High Level Input no, digital input yes. Supply 11–15 VDC, idle current 2 A, quiescent current 0.04 mA (off), current consumption @14.4 VDC/2 Ω/Max Music 105 A, Fuse 100 A. Dimensions A 510 mm, B 478 mm, C 259 mm, D 160 mm, weight 10.3 kg; chassis made of solid, extruded aluminum, Crossover module included (Hi-pass/Lo-pass/Bandpass 12/24 dB, 32 steps 18–7.5 kHz, PRE Bypass/AD Link) as well as real-time presets and digital control via integrated setting field, DRC, and PC software.

Features
  • 2-Channel Amplifier
  • Total RMS power 1000 W
  • Output power (RMS) 300 W x 2 at 4 Ω
  • Output power (RMS) 500 W x 2 at 2 Ω
  • Output power (RMS) 750 W x 2 at 1 Ω
  • Output power (RMS) 1000 W x 1 at 4 Ω (bridged)
  • Output power (RMS) 1500 W x 1 at 2 Ω (bridged)
  • Dual Power Mode (A Class) 80 W x 2 at 4 Ω
  • Amplifier class A-Class
  • Dual-mono construction with four power supplies in Synchro-PWM
  • Integrated 24-bit / 192 kHz D/A converter
  • Digital inputs S/PDIF and AD Link (optical), up to 192 kHz / 24 bit
  • Compatibility with Audison Full DA HD and Hi-Res audio files with listening certificate
  • Low Level Input Yes
  • High Level Input No
  • Digital Input Yes
  • Sensitivity control with 256 steps and 120 dB resolution
  • Real-time presets: Energy Saving, Hi-Current, Hi-AB Class, A Class
  • Digital control via integrated setting field, DRC, and PC software
  • High-quality Crossover module included
  • Filter outputs PRE Bypass / AD Link
  • Filter module: Hi-pass / Lo-pass / Bandpass 12/24 dB, 32 steps 18–7.5 kHz, 8 standard and 2 customizable modules
  • Complementary differential circuit with current mirror
  • Cascade driver of class A with inverted complementary triple output stage
  • Chassis made of solid, extruded aluminum, CNC manufactured
  • Dimension A 510 mm
  • Dimension B 478 mm
  • Dimension C 259 mm
  • Dimension D 160 mm
  • Weight 10.3 kg
Technical Specifications
  • Channels 2
  • Supply voltage 11–15 VDC
  • Idle current 2 A
  • Quiescent current in off state 0.04 mA
  • Power consumption @ 14.4 VDC, 2 Ω, maximum music power 105 A
  • Remote OUT 12 VDC (20 mA)
  • Remote IN 7–15 VDC (1 mA)
  • Distortion THD 0.02 % @ 1 kHz, 4 Ω, 90 % power
  • Bandwidth 5–70 kHz (A, -3 dB, 2 VRMS, 4 Ω)
  • Signal-to-noise ratio 106 dBA (A, weighted @ 1 V)
  • Damping factor 100 (1 kHz, 2 VRMS, 4 Ω)
  • Input sensitivity Pre-In 0.3–4.8 VRMS (two ranges)
  • Pre-In impedance 15 kΩ
  • Adjustable Crossover No
  • Inputs: PRE, S/PDIF (optical) and AD Link (max. 192 kHz / 24 bit)
  • Filter outputs PRE Bypass / AD Link
  • CEA output power @ 4 Ω, 1 % THD+N, 14.4 V 300 W x 2
  • S/N ratio (ref. 1 W output) 80 dBA
  • Fuse 100 A

Frequently Asked Questions about Thesis TH due

How much power does the Audison Thesis TH due Amplifier provide at 2 Ohms?

The Audison Thesis TH due delivers an impressive power of 2x 500 W at 2 Ohms. This 2-Channel Amplifier is designed for strength and versatility, offering significant power density. Its applications are wide-ranging, as the Amplifier not only achieves high power but does so with minimal distortion. With a total harmonic distortion (THD) of just 0.02% at 1 kHz and 4 Ω, the sound remains precise at all times. Whether you want to create a high-quality listening experience in your vehicle or plan a complex audio world, the Thesis TH due is optimally suited.

What types of input signals does the Audison Thesis TH due support?

The Thesis TH due is equipped with a variety of input options. It features a PRE input and supports S/PDIF with a maximum quality of 192 kHz at 24 Bit. This digital technology ensures top-notch audio processing. Additionally, the Amplifier allows the use of AD Link optical digital inputs, which can provide up to 8 digital channels. This variety of inputs enables the connection of different audio sources, while the Audison Full DA HD technology ensures lossless sound transmission, ideal for Hi-Res audio files with listening certification.

What are the dimensions of the Audison Thesis TH due Amplifier?

The Audison Thesis TH due impresses with its compact and robust design. The dimensions are precise: Dimension A is 510 mm, Dimension B is 478 mm, Dimension C is 259 mm, and Dimension D is 160 mm. These measurements make the Amplifier versatile without taking up significant space in the vehicle. Especially for installations in vehicles of varying sizes, the compact shape is a decisive advantage. The solid construction with extruded aluminum chassis ensures stability and lasting reliability, making it perfectly suited for use in high-end audio systems.

What features does the Amplifier classification of the Thesis TH due offer?

The Audison Thesis TH due is a Class A Amplifier that stands out for its high efficiency and sound purity. The choice of Class A results from the aim to ensure as distortion-free audio signals as possible. This class produces a low to nearly inaudible level of total harmonic distortion under minimal load conditions. Additionally, it offers configurable modes such as Hi-Current and Hi-AB Class. These modes can be selected in real-time, allowing for adaptation to various load conditions, making the amplifier ideal for discerning audiophiles who do not want to compromise on sound quality or performance.

Can the Audison Thesis TH due be installed in common car models?

The Audison Thesis TH due is designed to be used in a variety of vehicles, thanks to its flexible design and dimensions (510 mm x 478 mm x 259 mm x 160 mm). These sizes allow for fitting in most common vehicles, provided there is enough space. The aluminum construction ensures a sturdy housing that withstands the vibration requirements in a car. However, it is always advisable to check the specific measurements and requirements of the vehicle to ensure smooth integration. Professional installation is recommended.

How does the THD value affect the sound quality of the Audison Thesis TH due?

The Thesis TH due shines with an extremely low total harmonic distortion (THD), which significantly contributes to its fantastic sound quality. At a frequency of 1 kHz and a load of 4 Ω, the amplifier achieves a THD value of only 0.02%. This guarantees that the output signal is nearly identical to the input, with distortions minimized. Such values result in a clear and detailed sound that meets the demands of audiophiles. Even at maximum output levels, the sound remains uncolored, which is particularly advantageous for high-dynamic music playback.

How is the Audison Thesis TH due powered in the vehicle?

The Thesis TH due Amplifier requires a supply voltage of 11 to 15 VDC, which corresponds to typical car voltage. It is equipped with a 100 A Fuse to protect both the device and the rest of the vehicle's electrical system. The idle current is 2 A, while the power consumption at maximum music output is 105 A. It is important that the vehicle can provide sufficient power to fully utilize the amplifier's high performance. The load on the vehicle system remains within a safe range.

What type of Crossover is integrated in the Audison Thesis TH due?

The Audison Thesis TH due comes with a high-quality Crossover module. This module offers crossover options up to a range of 32 steps between 18 Hz and 7.5 kHz. Two customizable modules are available, allowing you to fine-tune the sound precisely. Such a developed crossover filter helps you distribute different speaker frequencies meaningfully, creating a harmonious and coherent audio output. The flexible usability of this Amplifier is further enhanced by this precise frequency control, enabling you to use Hi-Pass, Lo-Pass, or Bandpass modes.

What digital control options does the Thesis TH due offer?

The Audison Thesis TH due is equipped with digital control that is available through both an integrated control panel and PC software. This allows for precise fine-tuning of your audio system. A sensitivity control with 256 levels of resistance contributes to a remarkable resolution of 120 dB. Additionally, DRC controls support easy adjustments to your setup, allowing you to quickly respond to changing listening conditions. This digital flexibility sets the Thesis TH due apart in audio processing, as adjustments can be made in real-time.

What audio quality does the Thesis TH due offer through its digital circuitry?

The Audison Thesis TH due impresses with its advanced digital circuitry, delivering outstanding audio quality based on an integrated 24-bit/192-kHz Hi-End DA converter. This component enables precise conversion of digital audio data into analog signals, significantly enhancing the listening experience. HDR technology ensures that high-resolution audio formats are reproduced accurately and in full range. Together with Full DA HD technology, the audio signal is transmitted losslessly, which is particularly important for demanding music. This technical excellence offers audiophile sound fidelity and depth of detail.

Manufacturer information/responsible person

Elettromedia SpA
62018 Potenza Picena (MC)
Strada Regina km 3,500
Italy

Contact person:
Simone Iampieri
Executive Director Assistant
T +39 0733 870 813
Elettromedia SpA
62018 Potenza Picena (MC) Italy
Strada Regina km 3,500
T + 39 0733 870 870

Contact: simone.iampieri@elettromedia.it

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