the t.amp E-800
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the t.amp
E-800
Product Info
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The t.amp E-800 is a surprisingly powerful and affordable workhorse amp. It’s a great solution for DJs, smaller bands, or anyone needing clean, reliable power for portable PA systems – just be mindful of its limited bridged spec and rack space considerations.
Product Description
- the t.amp E-800
- Stereo Power Amplifier
- Power: 2x 490 W at 4 Ohm
- 2x 360 W at 8 Ohm
- 1 x 990W bridged at 8 Ohm (@ 1 kHz
- THD <= 0.1%)
- Frequency range: 20 - 20
- 000 Hz
- Inputs: XLR
- jack (balanced)
- Outputs: Speaker Twist and binding posts
- Protective circuits: DC
- short circuit protection
- over temperature protection
- Switchable limiter
- Standby circuit
- Mains voltage: 230 V
- 50 Hz
- Dimensions (W x D x H): 482 x 375 x 88 mm
- Format: 19"/ 2U
- Weight: 12.8 kg
PROS
- • Impressive power for the price point, easily drives full-range systems.
- • Solid build quality with robust metal chassis, feels durable.
- • Switchable limiter protects speakers from accidental overload.
- • Compact 2U rackmount format saves valuable rack space.
CONS
- • Bridged power output specification at a limited 1 kHz frequency.
- • Limited connectivity compared to more premium amplifiers.
- • Cooling may be a concern in densely racked environments.
Product Video
Key Features
Power (Watts)
2x 490W (4 Ohm), 2x 360W (8 Ohm), 990W bridged (8 Ohm)
Channels
2 + 1 Bridged
Class
AB
Impedance
4-8 Ohms
Cooling
Convection, likely with internal fins
Weight
12.8 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
The 990W is specified at 1 kHz, which isn't representative of full-range use; it's more for testing purposes.
It’s likely adequate for moderate use, but prolonged high-volume operation in a rack might require careful ventilation.
Yes, the XLR inputs are balanced, and you should see good noise rejection, but signal integrity depends on your cable quality.
