the t.amp D4-500
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the t.amp
D4-500
Product Info
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The t.amp D4-500 is a seriously compact powerhouse. It’s a great option for smaller venues, mobile DJs, or anyone needing reliable power without a huge footprint. The Class D design keeps things efficient and cool, making it a smart choice for budget-conscious professionals.
Product Description
- the t.amp D4-500
- Digital Amplifier
- Class D
- 4 x 500 W @ 4 Ω
- 4 x 250 W @ 8 Ω
- Frequency range: 20 Hz to 20 kHz
- Connections: XLR inputs
- speaker twist out
- Temperature controlled
- Low rack installation depth (only 240 mm)
- Design: 19"/ 1 U
- Weight: 4.6 kg
PROS
- • Impressive power for its size and rack space; efficient Class D operation
- • XLR inputs offer clean, professional signal handling
- • Temperature control prevents overheating during extended use
- • Low rack depth suits tight spaces, versatile installation
CONS
- • Limited connectivity beyond basic speaker outputs; lacks advanced routing options
- • Class D amps can sometimes exhibit a subtle 'digital' sound
- • May lack the headroom of larger, more expensive amplifiers for extreme SPL needs
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Key Features
Power (Watts)
4 x 500 W @ 4 Ω, 4 x 250 W @ 8 Ω
Channels
4
Class
D
Impedance
4 Ω / 8 Ω
Cooling
Temperature Controlled
Weight
4.6 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
Class D amps like this one are generally very clean, but some listeners might perceive a slightly 'digital' character compared to the warmer tone of Class AB – it's subtle but worth considering.
It's an active system – the amplifier intelligently adjusts its internal fan speed based on temperature to optimize cooling and minimize noise.
It utilizes twist-out speaker connections, which are a standard and reliable method, though it lacks more modern options like Speakon.
