Ashly Expands nX Amplifier LineAshly's nX family of two- and four-channel power amplifiers has been expanded with the addition of 12 new 800W and 400W models. These medium output amplifiers are the perfect complement to the high-output 3,000W and 1,500W nX models. All nX Series amplifiers feature Ashly's programmable outputs on each individual channel using rear panel DIP switches to select Low-Z (down to 2Ohms), or High-Z, (70V or 100V) constant-voltage outputs. The nX8004 has four channels rated at 800W per channel across all programmable outputs. The nX8002 is the two-channel version. The nX4004 offers four channels at 400W per channel, while the nX4002 is the two-channel model. Ashly offers three nX amplifier feature sets. The nX Series is the base-level amplifier with Ashly's energy management system (Ashly EMS), a defeatable sleep mode that draws <1W of current when engaged. The nX Series also has an optional security lockout feature for the front panel controls. The nXe Series Net-Work-Able amplifiers feature an Ethernet connection providing the integrator with remote control and diagnostics, a programmable sleep or stand-by mode, aux outputs, and an internal real-time clock with event scheduler. The nXp Series adds the Protea DSP processor with 32-bit SHARC processors and full Protea DSP that includes precision impedance monitoring on each channel output. "Expanding the nX Amplifier line with two- and four-channel options at medium power outputs allows audio system designers to deliver an Ashly-centric sound system to their clients that features high-quality American-made amps," offers John Sexton, Ashly's vice president of sales. Network audio options include factory installed Dante and CobraNet cards. Ashly also offers optional AES3 inputs with pass-through. nX power amplifiers are built in the company's Webster, New York factory and covered by Ashly's five-year warranty. The new nX 800W and 400W models will begin shipping to US dealers this month. Download data sheets on the nX, nXe and nXp models at the URL below. ![](/std_images/blank.gif)
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