Typical Applications; Individual Channel Setup; Dual Mono Setup - Ashly TRA-4150 Operating Manual

9.

TYPICAL APPLICATIONS

The Powerflex 6250 is essentially three stereo amplifiers in one chassis, each with dual stereo, dual mono, and
bridged mono capabilities, while the Powerflex 4400 is two stereo amplifiers (four channels), but with more power per
channel than the 6250. The ability to easily mix and match various configurations is what puts the "flexibility" in
Powerflex. Input connections can be 1/4" phone plug, XLR, or hard-wired with two-piece Euroblock connectors, while
speaker outputs can be either "banana" type plugs or wire crimped spade terminals. Note: The Powerflex 6250 is used
for the following application details, but the 4400 is used in a similar fashion, to a maximum of four channels.

9.1 Individual Channel Setup

Input Section:
Up to Six Different Inputs
Stereo/Mono Switches - Out
Dual Bridge Switches - Out
Levels Controls - Used Per Input Channel
Up To Six Different Amplifier Inputs

9.2 Dual Mono Setup

Input Section:
Up to Three Different Inputs
Stereo/Mono Switches - In
Dual Bridge Switches - Out
Levels Controls - Only Channels 1, 3, or 5 Used
Amplifier Inputs
(An Input Can Be Parallel Connected
To Other "Non-Partner" Channels by
Hard-Wire Jumping the Euroblock Connectors)
Operating Manual - Powerflex Multi-Channel Power Amplifier
Possible Applications:
Multiple Zone Systems
Three Pairs Of Studio Monitors
Multiple Stage Monitors
25V Distributed Systems (6250 Only)
Speaker Outputs - Up To Six Different Outputs
Channels 1 & 2
From Channel 1 Input
Multi-Media Systems
Surround Sound
Three Way Biamplification
Stereo Triamplification
Minimum Speaker Load Per Channel = 4
Possible Applications:
Multiple Zone Systems
Three Different Stage Monitor Mixes
Dual-Mono FOH Tri-Amplification
Channels 3 4
&
From Channel 3 Input
Minimum Speaker Load Per Channel = 4
Channels 5 6
&
From Channel 5 Input
11