Description
Seamless Switching Between Local and Distributed Audio
The Russound D250LS is purpose-built for installations that add a local source into a multiroom system, such as a PC or TV in a bedroom that needs to override whatever's playing in that room from the main distributed audio system. When the local source is switched on, the amplifier automatically switches the room's speakers over to its own output. Its low-profile design lets it fit into spaces most amplifiers can't, and it also provides autosensing line and amplified inputs alongside a trigger input for added versatility.
Key Features
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Automatically switches speakers between a local source and distributed audio system
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Four mounting options with included hardware
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Low-profile design for tight spaces
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Channels bridgeable for greater power output
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Robust circuitry for long-term stability
Specifications Overview
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Specification |
Details |
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Product Type |
2-Channel Local Source Switching Amplifier |
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Amplifier Channels |
2 |
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Power Output |
Continuous stereo: 50W/channel @ 8Ω (<0.3% THD+N); 75W/channel @ 4Ω; 150W @ 8Ω bridged, 2 channels |
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Frequency Response |
20Hz to 20kHz +/-0.4dB |
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Channel Separation |
>60dB @ 1kHz |
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Signal to Noise Ratio |
>112dB A-weighted |
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Total Harmonic Distortion |
<0.3% THD+N, 20Hz–20kHz, 50W into 8Ω; <0.05%, 20Hz–20kHz, 1W into 8Ω |
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Switching Delay |
5 seconds to 5 minutes |
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Voltage Gain |
32dB |
The D250LS is a specialist pick for anyone wanting a bedroom or study to automatically take priority over the whole-home system when a local source is switched on.
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