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Flexible Amplifier Summing Technology
Flexible Arrangement Shifting Technology
First Acoustic Sampling Theory
Finite Audio Spectrum Transition
Actively distributes amplifier power in any combination of channels
Draws additional electrical power from the wall during periods of rest
Automatically detects the loudspeakers connected to the amplifier
Connects the amplifier to a third-party controller
Class A
Class B
Class C
Class D
The Powerlight power supply draws current efficiently using Power Factor Correction.
The Flux Capacitor draws power through the miniature reactor within Mr. Fusion.
The Trilithium Crystal chamber generates the power for the Warp Drive.
Current and Voltage
Weight and Class
Power and Rack Size
Impedance and Delay
Bridge
Parallel
Power Factor Correction
Intrinsic Correction
Loudspeakers with impedance in the 4 – 8 ohm region
Loudspeakers with impedance more than 8 ohms
Loudspeakers with impedance less than 4 ohms
Bridge
Parallel
Power Factor Correction
Intrinsic Correction
To keep small particles from ending up on the circuit boards
To make the amplifier harder to duplicate
Gravity is critical to the amplifier’s power capacitors
Storage capacitors
Filter
Custom MOSFET output device
GPIO
Intrinsic Correction
Inherent Calculation
Implemented Coordination
Helps to select the best amplifier channel configuration based on user parameters
Automatically adjusts the gain of all input signals to highlight the best one
Places all of the silverware, plates, and cups at the dining halls of Hogwarts
Detects a clipping input signal and tells it “You shall not pass!”
Fast Flexible Power
Real Useful DSP
Advanced Amplifier Technology
Unmatched User Experience
Clunky Outdated System
Since channel A is most commonly paired with channel B, this spreads out the thermal load when channel A and B are in use.
They share one circular heat sink with channels B and D as well.
Since channel A is most commonly paired with channel C, this allows one heat sink to handle both of their thermal loads, letting the other heat sink cool down.
True
False
True
False
QSC
PLD
CXD
Password
To update amplifier firmware and to copy Preset libraries
To provide a 3D guided tour of the inside of the amplifier chassis
To give suggestions as to which QSC amplifiers are best suited for your installation
To help locate a stolen amplifier using GPS triangulation