Based on the TDA8954SMPS module, the stereo amplifier PA-S170TD is able to deliver a power of 2 x 90 watts under a load of 8 ohms and 2 x 170 watts under a load of 4 ohms.

The Philips TDA8954 chip offers a certain musicality, this Class D chip unlike others offers a particularly warm tone, comparable to some AB amplifiers.

Its slim and slender (100 x 285 x 62 mm / connectors and feet included) allows it to easily integrate into any kind of installation while leaving room for other elements of the chain.

This amplifier and will delight audiophiles who seek an excellent power to size ratio.

Effective supply stage

The PA-S170TD integrates a high-efficiency power stage to effectively manage heat stress and promote good operating conditions of the power amplifier stage.

This power supply is designed for audio use, generating the minimum of EMI / RFI possible.

Precision Connectors

The RCA uses gold plated connectors with PTFE insulation. Ideal for High Fidelity use requiring a clean signal and free of parasites.

The speaker terminals use a gold plated copper alloy conductor with acrylic insulation, in addition to the bare cable, they are compatible with banana plugs and 8 mm forks

Bridgeable:
It is possible to use this amplifier in BTL by injecting a symmetrical signal on RCA connectors hot pins (adapter required)
Dedicated to 8ohm loads, this operating mode allows an output power of 330W at 8ohm at 0.5% THD.
In this case the speaker will be connected between the 2 positive poles.

Aluminum housing

We integrate this amplifier in a housing 100% brushed black aluminum.

This case provides a stylish finish, thick walls give it great strength to protect as required components.
Natural conduction of aluminum, and an air flow studied it possible to dissipate heat generated by the module.
In addition, the housing is marked on the front and silkscreened at the back with the nomenclature of each input / output.

Its very compact size with a narrow width reduces clutter up, offering high performance in a small space.

Is also present in facade a diode relaying the status of the module, illuminating if an error is detected (overheating, overload, DC component ...)