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The TAD-M2500 TX power amplifier uses a BTL (bridge Load) design that connects two separate amplifiers in a balanced configuration for the left and right channels in a gain circuit from the input to the output stages.

The power of the TEN M700 is stated at 350 Watts per channel at a load of 8 ohms, the power supply is built around a huge transformer, it uses custom-made capacitors with a total capacity of 33,000 microfarads. The amplifier has a fully symmetrical design, with an input sensitivity of 1.5 V and an input impedance of 100 kOhm.

The M700S uses the latest cast aluminum chassis, which is characterized by high performance in terms of internal vibration dissipation. Such a chassis is capable of suppressing vibrations that occur at spurious frequencies. All components of the amplifier are optimally positioned and are not affected by vibrations caused by the sound pressure of the speakers.

The TAD Labs TAD-M1000TX amplifier uses the BTL (Bridge Load) concept, which connects two separate amplifiers in a balanced configuration for the left and right channels in a gain circuit from the input to the output stages. TAD has also redesigned the ground point, which serves as a reference point for symmetry not only electrically, but also structurally.

The TAD Labs TAD-M1000TX amplifier uses the BTL (Bridge Load) concept, which connects two separate amplifiers in a balanced configuration for the left and right channels in a gain circuit from the input to the output stages. TAD has also redesigned the ground point, which serves as a reference point for symmetry not only electrically, but also structurally.

The amplifier operates in Class D, which has a positive effect on energy efficiency: at maximum load, its power consumption does not exceed 250 watts.