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Origin Acoustics® Foundation 12 Channel Stereo Amplifier

At a Glance

At 150 watts of power for the A2150 and 50 watts for the A1250, plus the ability to consistently drive a 4-ohm load, this is a workhorse that can be used as a building block in any system. Its automation and protection circuits serve to make it perfect choice for home theater or multi-room/multi-zone applications.

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Great sound and durability are the hallmarks of Origin amplifiers. For your system, regardless of its size or complexity, amplification is the critical tool that needs to perform all the time, every time. These amplifiers resoundingly answer the call.

A2150 - Two Channel, Stereo Amplifier

At 150 watts of power for the A2150 and 50 watts for the A1250, plus the ability to consistently drive a 4-ohm load, this is a workhorse that can be used as a building block in any system. Its automation and protection circuits serve to make it perfect choice for home theater or multi-room/multi-zone applications.

Class-D Power

This switching type amplifier class has incredible efficiency, above 90%, as higher power is demanded. This means substantially less heat is produced even though the amplifier is able to produce substantial power. This also means a reduction in size as smaller heat sinks are required and the electronic circuitry can be more compact and reside in a smaller chassis.

Bridgeable Circuit

Bridging two channels into one drives almost triple the power into a single output. This feature creates greater flexibility in system design when additional power is a requirement.

Automation

Origin amplifiers can be place in a rack or inside furniture and require no direct access to function. They are turned on out of standby mode either by sensing the audio signal from a preamp or receiver or by a 12-volt signal from any number of components. They also have a 12-volt output to trigger other components as necessary.

Protection

Built-in circuits that sense both thermal overload or a short-circuit in the speaker connections, will shut down the amplifier until the temperature level returns to normal operating levels or the short in the connections is corrected. This protects the amplifier from permanent damage and avoids costly service visits and repairs.