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Product description

Stereo powered source switcher/power amplifier

2 x 50 watt rms into 8-ohm impedance, 2 x 60 watts (4 ohms)

100 watts bridged mono

Auto-on signal sensing

Dual line-level inputs with priority override switching perfect for custom home audio distribution

A/B switchable speaker outputs

Independent front panel volume and balance controls

13 1/2" W x 2 3/4" H x 8" D

AMP-200: 16 1/2" W x 3 1/2" H x 14" D

AMP-300: 16 1/2" W x 5 1/4" H x 14" D

General Information
Manufacturer	Phoenix Gold International, Inc
Manufacturer Part Number	AMP-100
Manufacturer Website Address	www.phoenixgold.com
Product Model	AMP-100
Product Name	AudioSource AMP-100 Amplifier
Product Type	Amplifier
Technical Information
Frequency Response	20Hz to 20kHz /- 1dB 5Hz to 65kHz /- 3dB
Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR)	107dB - (A-Weighted)
Audio
Output Power	2 x 50W RMS @ 8Ohm 0.02% THD N 2 x 60W RMS @ 4Ohm 0.02% THD N 160W RMS @ 8Ohm 1% THD N - Bridged Mono 75W RMS @ 4Ohm 1% THD N 60W RMS @ 8Ohm 1% THD N
Impedance	4Ohm to 8Ohm
Sound System	Not Applicable
Interfaces/Ports
Interfaces/Ports	2 x RCA Stereo Audio Line In 1 x RCA Stereo Audio Line Out 4 x Banana Receptacle Speaker Terminal AC Out - Rear
Controls/Indicators
Controls	Front Panel Controls: Rotary Volume Controls Speaker Selector Switches
Power Description
Power Consumption	500W
Physical Characteristics
Shipping Dimensions	2.9" Height x 16.5" Width x 9.25" Depth
Weight	9.6 lb

Input needed to reach full output: 1.4v

A, B, or A B Speaker Selector Switches

Audio and Speaker Outputs

Manual or Signal-Sensing Power-On

Lightweight design

Audio Source is a home audio electronics and acoustics producer based in Portland, Oregon. The company is a division of Phoenix Gold International, Inc., a corporation that designs and distributes high end audio equipment under the brands Phoenix Gold Car Audio, Phoenix Gold Home Products, Carver Digital, Carver Pro, and, of course, Audio Source. Phoenix Gold was established in 1985 and acquired Audio Source in December of 2000.