CKd™ 604 - 4 x 625W @4-8Ohm/70-100V amplifier

Description:

CKd™ 1208 and CKd 1204 provide 1250 watts per channel in eight and four channels, respectively, while CKd 608 and CKd 604 provide 625 watts per channel in eight and four channels. Each channel of the amplifier will operate at rated power in 70V, 100V, 4 or 8 Ohm direct mode, configurable per channel.

CKd amplifiers are networkable via Crest Audio NexSys Nx Dante-8 or Nx CobraNet 8 interface modules that are configured and managed using the MediaMatrix NWare software program for advanced audio control and routing. The Nx Dante-8 or CobraNet 8 module fits into the rear housing of CKd Series power amplifiers and supports networked digital audio I/O via a Gigabit Ethernet connection.

A control voltage input is included on each channel to allow external gain control, while the Fault output on each channel allows CKd power amplifiers to be connected to other monitoring systems. In addition, users can save energy by disabling unused channels.

The CKd series includes Crest Audio's exclusive ACL™ (Active Clip Limiting), which automatically reduces gain at the beginning of clipping to prevent damage to the amplifier and speakers, and IGM™ (Instantaneous Gain Modulation), which monitors load current to protect against overload.

Features CKd 604

- Four channels

- 625 Watts at 4 and 8 per channel

- 625 Watts at 70.7 V and 100 V per channel

- Ultra-light Class D topology

- Each amplifier channel will operate at rated power in direct mode 70V, 100V, 4 or 8 Ohm, configurable per channel

- Networkable via Crest Audio Nx Dante-8 NexSys control module to Crest Audio NexSys 5 and Peavey MediaMatrix NWare software programmes for advanced control and audio routing

- Control voltage input is included on each channel to allow external gain control

- The fault output on each channel allows CKd power amplifiers to be connected to other monitoring systems

- CKd amplifiers have the ability to save energy by disabling channels that are not in use

- Crest Audio's exclusive ACL (Active Clip Limiting)

- IGM (Instantaneous Gain Modulation) for overload protection