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    SKU: XMP300

    OSD XMP300300W Stereo Power Amplifier Class D, Dual Source, Sub Out, Bass / Treble Control

    Purchase OSD XMP300 300W Stereo Power Amplifier Class D, Dual Source, Sub Out, Bass / Treble Control
    • Outdoor Speaker Depot SKU: XMP300 xmp300-class-d-stereo-amplifier
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    The XMP300 Class D stereo power amplifier delivers 300W of stable power to audio systems at an affordable price. Rack mountable with a slim form factor, the XMP300 cleans up sound quality, improves bass response and delivers the right amount of power to drive speakers in distributed audio systems, home theaters or 2-channel setups. Rated at 150 Watts per channel (8 ohms), 300W per channel (4 ohm) and bridged Mono (8 ohms), key features include line 1 and line 2 priority input switching with a main auxiliary output and front-mounted A/B switches for greater listening flexibility. Combining the best qualities of both class A and B technologies, this highly efficient Class D amp is ideal for budget-minded users who want a feature-rich power amp that does not run hot. A slim but powerful 300W Class D amplifier for stereo or multiple audio source setups

    Features:
    • Class D technology for low distortion and high efficiency (93%)
    • Includes Automatic Priority Dual Source Switching (labeled Main and Interrupt)
    • Rated Output Power; 150 Watts per channel RMS with <1% THD+N
    • Dual Speaker A/B (8 ohm) or both A & B Output (4 ohm) option
    • Features Front-panel balance and volume controls
    • Includes Rear-mounted treble and bass control controls
    • Three Turn on options; Signal sensing, 'Power On' and Trigger mode
    • Optional Rack-mount ears included in the box
    Connecting Your Smartphone is Easy!
    A great feature of the XMP300 is the ability to connect your smartphone, iPod, or other portable music device (as long as it has a headphone jack). The XMP300 includes two RCA signal level inputs marked as red for right and white for left. All you need to do is purchase our inexpensive RCA to mini cable (see RCA audio cables under the audio/video cables tab). The mini 3.5 connector is plugged into the headphone output of your device then the RCAs are connected to one of the inputs of the XMP300. It's that easy!

    Warning: California's Proposition 65

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    This product can expose you to chemicals, including vinyl chloride, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

    • Stereo (8 ohm): 150W x 2, <1% THD+N
    • Stereo (4 ohm): 300W x 2, <1% THD+N
    • Bridged Mono (8 ohm): 450W, 1kHz, <1% THD+N
    • Frequency Response: 10Hz ~ 30kHz, -2dB/ +1dB
    • Signal to Noise Ratio: 100dB below 150W output into 8 ohms
    • w/20kHz Lowpass filter
    • Channel Separation: 65dB @ 1kHz, referred to 150W output
    • into 8 ohms
    • Input Sensitivity: 700mV input for rated 150W output
    • into 8 ohms
    • AC Power Consumption: 450W maximum
    • Net Weight: 7.9lbs / 3.7kgs
    • Gross Weight: 10.7lbs / 5kgs
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    Rodney • 12/17/2019, 2:17:43 PM Can this amp be used to power multiple zones in a full house audio system? How many zones can it handle?
    Customer Service • 12/17/2019, 2:17:43 PM
    Hi Rodney: Yes, this amp can be used to power a multiple-room system. The number of rooms depends on the choice of speaker selector and whether you plan on using Impedance Matching Volume Controls. We have speaker selectors with and without Impedance matching Volume Controls built-in. We have speaker selectors for 2 to 12 zones. Would probably limit this amp to 6 zones using our DSM6 along with SVC300 Impedance matching Volume Controls of our SSVC6P with Impedance Matching Volume Controls built in (one VC for each zone). Let me know what you are planning so I can help with your setup. We have available every option for basic Multi-room systems. tim@osdaudio.com/Upload Your Plans TL/5218
    Mark • 12/17/2019, 2:17:43 PM I’m looking to upgrade an undersized 100W amp to power a 6-zone speaker selector with impedance selector for (12) 8-ohm speakers. My cabinet has some ventilation but tends to get hot with a class A/B amp. It looks like the AMP300 would work but I’m concerned it may get too hot. This XMP300 looks like it has less power than the AMP300 (unless I use it in bridged mono) but I’m concerned it may not provide the same sound quality. Thoughts?
    Customer Service • 12/17/2019, 2:17:43 PM
    HI Mark: The Specs on the XMP300 are similar to the AMP300. The AMP300 is a High Current Amplifier that has High Power Toroidal power supply plenty of internal capacitance and ample internal heat sink (the amp weights 35 pounds). It is a High Current Amplifier that is 2 ohms stable and is based upon a 30 year Class AB design. Having said that the XMP300 has the same identical specs for 8 ohms (150 watts), 4 ohms (235 watts) but is a class D design that has a high power digital power supply that is 93% efficient (versus 50% for typical class A/B design). I believe you will have no issues with for your application utilizing the XMP300. Note, the problem with Bridging two amplifiers (either the AMP300 or the XMP300) it is critical the amps see an 8-ohm load. And not recommended when driving multiple speakers through a speaker selector. Good luck TL5348
    John • 12/17/2019, 2:17:43 PM I use Apple Airplay for all my audio. This done via an Airport Express for each zone with a 3.5mm out to RCA in on the amp. Volume is modulated via the Airport Express- and thus the input signal to the amp. This means the amp's volume needs to be set at the highest I'd ever want all the time. At extreme low volume (airplay turned way down), I'd like any humm to be minimal. Will the XMP300 humm in this application? Also, I see the XMP300 has signal sensing to turn it on - will it go back into standby when the input signal stops? This setup will be used with your outdoor 850 speakers.
    Customer Service • 12/17/2019, 2:17:43 PM
    Hi John: There should be no issue with a hum from your setup. And the autosensing wakes up when the Amplifier sees a signal present. After the signal shuts down, it usually takes 15 minutes before the Amp goes into standby mode waiting for the next audio to be present. Note, Make sure you use a well-built 3.5mm to RCA Adaptor cable. The AMP300 and AP850 are a great match. Also, the AMP300 is 4 ohms stable so you can add a second pair of AP850 to Speaker B and both (speaker A and B) can play at the same time. Good choices TL/5442
    Sammy • 11/04/2020, 11:56:49 AM I have a 9.2 channel av receiver and hoping to use the pre-out from there to make my HT 7.1.4. Would I be able to use this (XMP300) or should I use AMP200 ?
    Customer Service • 12/08/2020, 3:48:52 AM
    Hi Sammy: Either AMP will work fine, you just want to have the turn on set to normal where you turn the amp on when you want it to play the processed channels. Sometimes the Auto sensing will go into standby and take a couple of seconds to turn back on. I personally like the AMP200 for the job. And it is $50.00 dollars cheaper. And a tad more stable with the Class AB design. Good luck with either. TL/12/8/20