the t.amp TA 1050 MK-X
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the t.amp
TA 1050 MK-X
Product Info
Article Number:
156555
Brand:
the t.amp
Model:
TA 1050 MK-X
Category:
General Power Amps
Price:
$317.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The t.amp TA 1050 MK-X is a solid, no-frills workhorse amp. It’s perfect for smaller venues, rehearsal spaces, or bands needing reliable power without excessive complexity. You get a good amount of clean headroom for the money.
Product Description
- the t.amp TA 1050 MK-X
- Power Amplifier
- Power: 2x 520 W @ 4 O
- 2x 380 W @ 8 O
- Input sensitivity: 0.775 V
- Slew rate: 40 V/µs
- Damping factor 300: 1/ 1kHz/ 8 O
- THD: < 0.05%/ 1 kHz
- Short circuit protection
- With limiter
- Not temperature controlled
- Inputs: jack and XLR
- Outputs: speaker twist and speaker terminal
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 483 x 103 x 475 mm
- Format: 19"/ 2 U
- Weight: 16.4 kg
PROS
- • Robust 19in rackmount format suits professional installations
- • Clean power delivery minimizes distortion at higher volumes
- • Versatile input options (XLR & Jack) cater to varied signal sources
- • Effective limiter protects speakers from unexpected signal peaks
CONS
- • Lack of temperature control might limit sustained high-power operation
- • Heavy weight (16.4 kg) poses challenges for portable setups
- • Limited feature set compared to more premium, feature-rich amplifiers
Product Video
Key Features
Power (Watts)
2x 520 W @ 4 O, 2x 380 W @ 8 O
Channels
2
Class
AB
Impedance
4/8 Ohms
Cooling
Convection
Weight
16.4 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
Based on the specs and typical t.amp performance, the quoted power is a realistic continuous rating, not a momentary peak.
It's less efficient than temperature-controlled amps, so prolonged use at maximum volume might require more ventilation to prevent overheating.
It's generally quiet, but don't expect the absolute silence of higher-end, more sophisticated designs – it's a trade-off for affordability.
