Outlaw 5 channel amp pro#

We have always found that fans created too much noise to be used in smaller rooms and home theaters. However, in these situations the amplifier is never near the audience.

Outlaw 5 channel amp pro#

Active cooling, which utilizes a fan, works wonderfully in some pro audio applications –such as live venues and cinemas. Traditionally, the Outlaws have been opposed to using fans for cooling. This eliminates the thermal lag you often encounter in conventional designs. The Model 7220 uses ThermalTRAK® transistors, which employ an internal thermal sensing diode so that bias, and subsequently heat, are adjusted for in real time. There have been a few different design philosophies for dealing with how the excess heat, and excess bias, negatively affect the lifespan and performance of output transistors. Transistors are used as the output devices for audio amplifiers, and temperature directly affects the performance and operation of transistors. One problem that amplifier designers encounter is thermal runaway, which impacts an amplifier's reliability and performance. It operates with virtually no DC offset, runs cooler, and still maintains a class AB operation with two robust toroidal transformers. The signal to noise ratio is greater than 125dB and often approaches 130dB.

Into 4 ohms it delivers 330W per channel. It delivers 220W per channel into an 8-ohm load with all seven channels driven. The new Model 7220 Amplifier is a class AB, fully balanced design. That is quite an impressive feat for Outlaw Audio and we are always thrilled to find companies pushing the envelope of performance while still comfortably maintaining the value aspect to keep a product of this caliber in the reach of most audiophiles.' - Audioholics 'As far as we know, the 7220 is the least expensive fully differential multi-channel amplifier on the market.