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JBL DSP4086 100W 8-Channel Class D Amplifier Design with Digital Signal Processing

Name: JBL DSP4086 100W 8-Channel Class D Amplifier Design with Digital Signal Processing
Brand: JBL
SKU: 17807
Price: 999.95 AUD
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8-Channel Car Amplifier with Digital Signal Processing from JBL!

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Description

8-Channel Car Amplifier with Digital Signal Processing from JBL!

The JBL Audio DSP4086 is one of the best ways to get superior sound fidelity in your car. JBL’s incredibly compact DSP4086 8-channel amp/processor will do both, providing eight channels of 40 watts RMS while sculpting the sound with powerful tuning software using your Windows PC.

Connecting to the whole system
The DSP4086 was designed to take the signals from your vehicle’s front speakers, rear speakers, front center channel, and rear subwoofer. You can then process those signals to create eight powered outputs, and you have the ability to power and control your front tweeters.

Tuning
Every channel features 31-band EQ, switchable from parametric to graphic; completely variable high-, low-, and band-pass filters with selectable slopes; time delay, up to 12ms in 0.2ms increments; and 0/180° phase adjustment. You can assign each input to an output, and you can sum signals in order to create a full-range signal to be processed.

Features

8-channel car amplifier with digital signal processing
40 watts RMS x 8 at 4 ohms
60 watts RMS x 8 at 2 ohms
DSP and EQ tuning tool adjustments made via USB connection to a Windows PC
Save up to 10 presets
Inputs: 6 assignable preamp and speaker-level (RCA adapters included)
Outputs: 8 powered and processed
Other Features
Includes wired remote for ch 7/8
Fuse rating: 40A x 1
Wiring and hardware not included with amplifier
8-gauge power and ground leads recommended
Dimensions: 5-11/16″W x 2″H x 9-3/8″D
Weight: 2.13 kg

Adjustment Details

31-band EQ (selectable parametric or graphic)
Adjustable high-, low-, and band-pass filters (20-20,000 Hz)
Selectable filter slopes 6, 12, 18, 24, 30, 36, 42, 48 dB/octave)
Adjustable delay: 0 to 12ms in 0.2ms increments
Phase adjustment: 0 or 180°
Programming done by a Windows-run PC

What’s in the box

8-Channel DSP amplifier w/ attached 6″ 6-RCA input harness
Remote bass level control
16.5′ Remote level control cable (RJ-12 connectors both ends)
8″ Power/ground/Rem harness (inline 40A ATO fuse)
8″ 16-Pin speaker output harness
70″ USB Cable (type-A both ends / 2.0)
6 Input adapters (RCA to set-screw)
Spare 40A ATO fuse
Four 15mm screws
Two 10mm screws
4 Large flat-washers
4 Small flat-washers
4 Lock-washers
Four 6-1/2″ wire ties
Owner’s manual (Eng/Span/Fren/Others)

Description

8-Channel Car Amplifier with Digital Signal Processing from JBL!

The JBL Audio DSP4086 is one of the best ways to get superior sound fidelity in your car. JBL’s incredibly compact DSP4086 8-channel amp/processor will do both, providing eight channels of 40 watts RMS while sculpting the sound with powerful tuning software using your Windows PC.

Connecting to the whole system
The DSP4086 was designed to take the signals from your vehicle’s front speakers, rear speakers, front center channel, and rear subwoofer. You can then process those signals to create eight powered outputs, and you have the ability to power and control your front tweeters.

Tuning
Every channel features 31-band EQ, switchable from parametric to graphic; completely variable high-, low-, and band-pass filters with selectable slopes; time delay, up to 12ms in 0.2ms increments; and 0/180° phase adjustment. You can assign each input to an output, and you can sum signals in order to create a full-range signal to be processed.