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Integrated Amplifier
Integrator Series 16 Channel Multi-Zone Amplifier
Each ELAC multi-channel amplifier uses a modular design and efficient Class D amplification. The 8-channel amplifier delivers up to 100 watts per channel, while the 12-channel and 16-channel versions deliver up to 75 watts per channel.
Full Matrix Audio Routing
Route any input to any output. The web-based GUI makes configuring the amplifier simple, offering 8, 12, or 16 channels of premium power.
Configurable Audio Outputs
All ELAC multi-channel amplifiers feature assignable outputs (8-channel: 4 outs, 12/16-channel: 8 outs), allowing for extremely flexible installations. Power a room’s in-ceiling speakers with built-in amplification and assign one output to a powered subwoofer in the same room. High-pass filters may also be applied to in-ceiling or in-wall speakers.
Advanced DSP
Advanced DSP provides great flexibility when setting up each zone. A full parametric EQ is available for each output, or ELAC speaker presets may be used to simplify setup.
WEB GUI
The web GUI allows easy setup and tuning of the amplifier. A status screen displays the current state of each channel along with input and output levels. Settings can be saved for efficient duplication of projects.
DSP Matrix Amplifiers
Advanced DSP and CPLD enable full audio matrixing, allowing any input to be routed to any output. The GUI provides detailed status information and simple tuning options.
Advanced Architecture Reliability
ELAC multi-channel amplifiers use advanced architecture for flexibility and safe continuous operation. Each zone uses 16-bit microprocessors to monitor voltage, current, and temperature. A sophisticated monitoring system tracks 10 thermal points using 10 microprocessors, 3 DSPs, and 1 CPLD for a highly reliable experience.
Sophisticated Network Architecture
A robust monitoring system ensures continuous operation by supervising 10 thermal points with 10 microprocessors, 3 DSPs, and 1 CPLD for enhanced reliability.
Input Channels – 16
Output Channels – 16
Assignable outputs – 8
Power output per channel @ 4Ω – 50
Power output per channel @ 8Ω – 50
Bridged output power – 100
Topology – Discrete Class D
Frequency response – 20 Hz – 20 kHz
Dimensions (W x L) – 425.45 mm x 346.08 mm
Rack spacing – 2 RU
IP commands available (third party control) – Control4, Crestron
Elac
September 1, 1926 in Kiel, Germany, with the founding of Electroacustic GmbH, a company focused on the development of sonar technology and research into signal sound channels in air and water. ELAC’s passion for music and fascination with sound led to the launch of the first consumer audio product, the PW1 turntable, in 1948.






