BOSE PowerShareX PSX1204D Adaptable Power Amplifier

PowerShareX PSX1204D four-channel 1200-watt smart amplifier

PowerShareX PSX1204D is a four-channel 1200-watt smart amplifier designed for use with Bose Professional installed sound systems. Onboard DSP gives you instant access to optimized loudspeaker presets via ControlSpace Designer software with easy ecosystem integration across Bose Professional processors loudspeakers and controllers. Design configuration installation and operation become simpler — so you can get the job done and move on to the next.

Power-sharing technology
Dynamically allocates power evenly or asymmetrically across outputs without having to bridge channels or lose channel count when powering Bose Professional loudspeakers.

Bose Professional certified presets and ControlSpace Designer integration
Delivers the best performance loudspeaker protection and visibility of the entire Bose Professional system from a single UI for easy design configuration control and monitoring.

Proven Powersoft reliability
Ensures the systems operate every day mitigating non-billable service calls.

Flexible outputs
Capable of handling either low-impedance (2 4 8Ω) or high-impedance (70 100V) loudspeaker loads.

Built-in Dante audio
Supports up to 4 digital input channels from a Dante network eliminating the requirement of ordering and installing an accessory network card.

4 analog inputs
Provide line-level source connections.

PowerShare Design Tool
A downloadable design tool that allows system designers the ability to choose their PowerShare amp and simulate the power-sharing capability that in some cases can lead to a lower-power model requirement and cost savings.

GPIO connections
Provide a remote level on/off and alarm triggers.

Network monitoring
Provides real-time system performance data minimizing downtime guesswork and unnecessary service calls.

Rack-friendly 1RU design
That is only 358 mm (14.1 in) deep eliminating the need for oversized racks.

Universal switch mode power supply with power factor correction