Q1: What is the power output of the PA-700 amplifier?
A1: The PA-700 channels offer an output of 210 watts when connected to 8-ohm loads. In bridged mono, the output increases to 710 watts for 8-ohm consumers.
Q2: What kind of distortion can be expected from this amplifier?
A2: The amplifier has a maximum total harmonic distortion of 0.1% at wide range power ratings between 250-milliwatts and 210 watts, while intermodulation distortion is below 0.03%.
Q3: Can the PA-700 be used for both stereo and mono applications?
A3: . It can be. The PA-700 possesses both stereo and mono (bridged) operating functions, while only the Channel One input is to be utilized for mono mode of operation.
Q4: What type of connections does the PA-700 support for speakers?
A4: A four pair of binding posts for speakers that accepts banana plugs, spade lugs or tinned wire.
Q5: Describe the frequency response of the amplifier.
A5: The frequency response is +0, -3dB within the range of 1Hz to 100kHz and +0, -0.25dB from 20Hz to 20kHz.
Q6: Does the PA-700 have any speaker protection circuitry built into it?
A6: Yes, the PA-700 incorporates a relay circuitry which is triggered whenever a short circuit or excessive DC current is present across the output terminals, hence disconnecting the load.
Q7: What is the procedure for setting the amplifier to different voltage levels?
A7: There is an internal jumper within the PA-700 and it is set according to 100, 120, 200, 220 or 240 volts 50/60 Hz.
Q8: What is a PA-700?
A8: Measurements for the amplifier include height: 5 1/4 inches, width 19 inches, and depth: 11 3/4 inches.
Q9: What is the weight of the PA-700?
A9: The PA-700 has a net weight of 41lb and a shipping weight of 47lb.
Q10: Describe the cooling method used by the PA-700 amplifier.
A10: Convection cooling is done with horizontal fins and grill work, arranged for air to flow forward from the amplifier.