Ashly Audio has announced the new FX750, comprised of two models that are the latest addition to the FX Series of DSP-equipped power amplifiers for a variety of applications that come with a built-in Wireless-Access-Point (WAP) for connection and configuration via WiFi joined by a web-based software UI.
“The FX Series delivers all of the needed functionality of an amplifier and signal processing in one box. The FX750 goes above and beyond by offering more power and more options than ever before,” says general manager Noel Larson. “With full mixing capabilities and higher power levels, the FX750 can reach places previously untapped.”
The FX750 includes the FX750.2 (2 x 750 watts) and FX750.4 (4 x 750 watts) and offers four balanced inputs and four unbalanced inputs. All FX Series models offer both LAN & WiFi (WAP) networking, onboard DSP, web-based UI access to programming software and control functions, SPDIF digital linking and loudspeaker presets.
Also onboard are new and software-based mixing capabilities, providing users with the ability to route selected inputs. They can blend audio sources together for more granular control of the audio outputs. A five-band parametric EQ has also been added to all input channels, which allows the tailoring of individual sources. In addition, a new ducking circuit allows priority override of one source from another, making the FX amps suitable in paging applications.
With the enhanced signal generator, users can now choose between the noise signals and adjust the output as desired. The upgraded generator also includes a tunable bandpass filter that permits bandlimited noise for applications such as sound masking. The added tone generator may be tuned to any frequency and can be useful for sound system testing or for signaling tones.
The SPDIF input and output, which allows devices to be connected in a linear series, now permits users to access the signals from different points in the DSP path and assign the output source as desired for greater control over the sound system.
Go here for more about the FX750 and FX Series.
