Dual stereo and mono modes: Adapts to diverse audio setups and preferences for flexible use
Balanced XLR and 1/4" TRS input: Minimizes interference and noise for cleaner audio signal
12V trigger input: Enables device synchronization for seamless power control
TPA3255 Class D amplifier with premium capacitors and inductors: Delivers high output, low distortion, and exceptional clarity
Advanced heat dissipation design: Ensures stable, sustained high power output
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Dual-Mode Innovation: This new generation mini amplifier offers both stereo and mono modes, and adapts flexibly to your diverse needs, allowing seamless mode switching. In stereo mode, it delivers a robust output of up to 155W, while in mono mode, the power soars to a maximum of 235W. Pair two ZA3 units in mono configuration to create a
Amplifier Class
D
Audio Output Channel
2
Maximum Power Output (Stereo)
155 W
Maximum Power Output (Mono)
235 W
Input Connectors
XLR, 1/4" TRS
Cooling
Enhanced chassis with side vents and dust covers
Form Factor
Desktop
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I ran a ZA3 in stereo for a couple of years and liked the results, so bought another to use as mono-blocks. So far it has proven to be a powerful and enjoyable option for everyday listening. The op-amp rolling possibilities sweeten the deal and add a little fun.
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dave · 12 days ago
Nice little addition to the home theater
I use this amp to power my right and left front speakers in a 7.2 home theater set up as my primary device didn’t have enough power to run all 7 speakers and make the surrounds sound good. Now the surrounds have gained enough power to be easily balanced with the fronts and the front are still clear. The amp is small and hides easily. Set up took about five minutes. Perfect. I know some use these as mono amps (one Fosi for each speaker) but that would overpower the rest of my surround speakers until I upgrade my primary home theater amplifier. So this is perfect.
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JC · 13 days ago
Those poor B&O people
I have 2 ZA3 in mono connected to an S3 with KEF and Infinity speakers. Simply put, you would need to make one hell of an investment to beat this sound. Just brilliant.
(I only used B&O as an example, you can fill in any brand name).