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Unity 200-Watt Bridgeable Power Amp

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Style: 200W


Features

  • Class-d amplifier providing 50 watts/channel (RMS) into 8ohm loads or 65 watts/channel into 4ohm loads. Bridgeable output provides 120 watts into a single 8ohm load
  • 4 pole detachable speaker screw connector (Phoenix connector) with support for up to 12AWG speaker wire. 12-volt trigger input for power-on/off. 12-volt trigger output for controlling other devices.
  • Buffered loop output of original signal for connecting additional amplifiers
  • Rear panel volume gain adjustment. Built-in thermal and short circuit protection circuits
  • Includes rack-mount ears for mounting a single amp or two amps side-by-side

Description

Unity 200-Watt Bridgeable Power Amp Multiroom audio systems are in high demand these days. Homeowners and businesses have their own idea of what they want. Sometimes the all-in-one does not meet the need of the client. This 2-channel class D power amplifier features a stereo speaker output, with support for 4-ohm and 8-ohm speakers. It can deliver 100 watts per channel into 8-ohm loads or 125 watts per channel into 4-ohm loads. Additionally, the output can be bridged to provide 225 watts to a single 8-ohm speaker. It includes a buffered loop line output of the original signal for driving another power amplifier in distributed whole house audio systems. The amp can be configured for always on, signal detection, or triggered power on status. It also includes a 12-volt trigger output for controlling other devices. Features: • Class-D amplifier providing 100 watts/channel (RMS) into 8 ohm loads or 125 watts/channel into 4-ohm loads • Bridgeable output provides 225 watts into a single 8-ohm load • 4-pole detachable speaker screw connector (Phoenix connector) with support for up to 12 AWG speaker wire • 12-volt trigger input for power-on/off • 12-volt trigger output for controlling other devices • Buffered loop output of original signal for connection additional amplifiers • Rear panel volume gain adjustment • Built-in thermal and short circuit protection circuits • Includes rack-mount ears for mounting a single amp or two amps side-by-side


Item Dimensions LxWxH: 13 x 11.5 x 5 inches


Voltage: 12 Volts


Manufacturer: Monoprice


Mounting Type: Pole


Brand: Monoprice


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 13 x 11.5 x 5 inches; 5.8 Pounds


Item model number ‏ : ‎ 118514


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ January 26, 2017


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Monoprice


Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ China


Best Sellers Rank: #148,805 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics) #693 in Audio Component Amplifiers


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Customer Reviews: 3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars 149 ratings


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    • 4.0 out of 5 stars Great Value for Money and Very Compact, But Not Too Powerful and Not Audiophile Sound
I have bought two of these to replace a different power amp with A/B/A+B switching that proved to be very lacking in power output, nowhere near what it says in the ad, even when driving just a single pair of speakers. My two Monoprice Unity 100s will be used to drive a pair of speakers in the ceiling of our dining room and a second pair out on our covered patio. For this type of service where you really don't need hundreds of watts or audiophile performance they are ideal. If you think you're getting audiophile performance from a Walmart priced (but I assure you not quality) product, think again. If you want more watts for your Atmos or rear surrounds or whatever, I would think about the more expensive 200 model, however. First of all the likes: 1. Price - at $125 and change these are excellent value for money for use as a modest power amp for, say, Atmos speakers or, as I am using them "muzac" service around the home. 2. Built quality - very sturdy cases, nice and solid, well finished. 3. Size - very low profile and only half the width of a standard hifi box or AV receiver, meaning you can put two side-by-side in your stack without taking up too much headroom. Rack mountable too with brackets supplied. 4. Heat (or lack of it) - being class D amplifiers they don't create a lot of heat, which is good. Things I don't like: 1. Volume knob on the back - might be okay for "set it and forget it" use, but for balancing speakers out it may be an issue for some. There's plenty of room on the front panel for a volume knob, I can only think hiding it on the back meant they could use a cheaper one (see below). 2. Volume knob is very small and needs a screwdriver to turn it. 3. Volume needs to be cranked up all the way anyway so why bother? 4. Speaker connections - you have to strip the wires and insert them into a block, tighten the screws down. The blocks will only take 14 awg wire at most, and you have to be careful not to let stray wire strands short out the connections - they are VERY close to each other. I have to reconnect my wires for a different reason this weekend, and I am going to take the opportunity to "tin" the wire ends with solder to give me solid ends to fit into the connector block. Sound quality? Jury's out on that one. To be fair I'm hardly using a pair of top-of-the-range hifi speakers, just modest built-ins, but I'm not expecting audiophile quality from a $125 amp either. Should be perfectly fine for Atmos or rear surrounds or muzac service though. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2019 by Darren H
    • 5.0 out of 5 stars Great inexpensive amp w/multiple power options and adjustable volume. Perfect to hide in a cabinet.
So I've actually bought 3 of these over the last few years. #1 I used to power a pair of atmos speakers with a 12V trigger line to turn it on from the AVR. #2 I used in the living room to drive a pair of bookshelves for casual listening using using the signal autodetect. The pass through RCA inputs go to a sub. #3 I used in my home office to drive a air of bookshelves using the signal autodetect. Maybe they aren't "audiophile" quality, but they have good sound even when using them at fairly loud volumes. The power on and off works reliably both with the 12V trigger as well as the signal detect. There is a "volume control" adjustment on the back of the amp meant for adjusting peak volumes more than anything else. I'm not sure if it really adjusts the output or just attenuates the incoming signal, but its mandatory to tweak it when using the signal detect function for power on. In my office, when I'm listening to music at a low volume while I'm working the amp would occasionally cut off due to the small input signal on quieter music. So adjusting the volume on the amp down about 30-40% means I can run the input at a higher volume level to make sure the amp stays on while still keeping the speakers at a reasonable volume level for background music. And even though I'm giving up on max power, the amp still drive my 89 dB sensitivity bookshelves a lot louder than I want to listen in my office so practically I'm not losing anything. Runs at fairly minimal heat and even after some spirited use in the living room where its mounted inside a cabinet with the door shut its not hot enough to worry about. I think its a good power level and feature set at this price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2022 by Mike D S
    • 3.0 out of 5 stars Good Enough
Style: 200W
I'm using this to power 2 subs, bridged. It works as it should but there are a few things about this amp that annoy me, especially for the price. First thing is that I notice a pretty audible hiss from the subs, even at only 60% gain. It's only audible at super close range, so it's a non issue for subs but if running speakers, this hiss may be noticeable from tweeters, so it's something to be aware of. Next thing is the speaker terminals on rear are a bit flimsy and seem like they could break off easily, so be gentle. Another thing is that when the amp goes into standby mode when using auto on setting, the amp itself makes a high pitch whine. It's subtle and those with less sensitive ears may not notice it but it was enough that I decided to just keep the amp on, since it switches off during movie dialogue anyway, even with sub level in receiver set at max. It barely gets warm (since only running at 8ohms) even after hours of music so I'm mostly fine leaving it on. So I'm okay with it, not annoyed enough to return and search endlessly for a chance at something marginally better but it's a bit overpriced for the build quality due to these quirks unless I just got one that was rushed through assembly. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2020 by Optimus Grind

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