JBL Synthesis SDA-2200 2-Channel Power Amplifier

The JBL Synthesis SDA-2200 delivers two channels of dynamic Class G amplification with modern network capability, audiophile sound and exceptional flexibility. With 200 WPC @ 8Ω, 400W WPC @ 4Ω and bridgeable for 1100 watts at 4 Ω, and class A operation to ~50W and 0.001% harmonic distortion, the SDA-2200 offers outstanding power and fidelity. Balanced and single ended inputs, RS232 and IP control as well Dante™ audio networking, make the SDA-2200 is a superb choice for a broad range of applications.

Class G implements multiple power supplies rather than just a single supply. The first power supply is of lower power and within this region, the SDA-2200 runs in pure Class A, which has no crossover distortion. If a dynamic signal is received that goes beyond the capability of this first power supply, the secondary supply is gradually brought in up to full rated power output as required. This gives a very efficient design as additional power is only used when required. Modern high-speed silicon allows us the make this switch at speeds well beyond the audio bandwidth.

The SDA-2200 features Dante™ audio networking so you can connect with the JBL Synthesis SDR-35 AVR and SDP-55 immersive surround sound processor as well as other Dante-enabled products over Ethernet-based networks via a Cat5e or Cat 6 cable. Dante audio networking uses standard IP networks to transmit high-quality, uncompressed multi-channel audio with near-zero latency. It's the most flexible, reliable, and easy-to-manage audio networking solution available, and provides the lowest cost of ownership by dramatically reducing cabling and labor costs as well as eliminating issues with interference, crosstalk and signal degradation associated with analog cable. The SDA-2200 is capable of receiving high-resolution audio via Dante. Signal routing and system configuration with Dante is fast, simple, and incredibly flexible. Once the network is configured, signal routing and other system settings are stored safely in the Dante devices themselves, so they are automatically restored if a device is power-cycled.

• Dynamic Class G amplification
• Dante audio networking
• 220 Watts per channel @ 8 Ω, 790 Watts bridged @ 4 Ω
• Balanced and single ended inputs
• Trigger in and out
• Ethernet, RS232 control