The Dynacord IX60:8 is a 8-channel networked DSP power amplifier with a 6 kW powerTANK for flexible Hi-Z and Lo-Z loads. It combines 8x8 Dante, mic/line inputs with +48 V phantom, a 16 x 16 matrix mixer at 96 kHz, FIR Drive speaker processing, and MXE-style TaskEngine automation in a single 1U chassis.

Networking and System Logic

Eight Dante inputs and eight Dante outputs share the network with OCA/AES70 remote control. 8 mic/line inputs can also feed Dante as break-in points. ghostPOWER via PoE on the PRIMARY port keeps DSP, Dante, and mic/line inputs alive if mains fails. TaskEngine handles scheduling, logic, and third-party integration alongside SONICUE control.

Specifications

  • Channels: 8
  • powerTANK: 6 kW total shared pool
  • Output (all driven @ 4 Ω): 600 W per channel
  • Loads: Lo-Z and Direct Drive 70 V / 100 V
  • Mic/line inputs: 8 with switchable +48 V phantom
  • Dante: 8 x 8 @ 48/96 kHz
  • DSP: 96 kHz, 16 x 16 matrix, FIR Drive, TaskEngine
  • Backup power: PoE IEEE 802.3af on PRIMARY RJ45 (ghostPOWER)
  • Network: Dual RJ45 with glitch-free PRIMARY/SECONDARY redundancy
  • Mains: IEC C14
  • Rack size: 1U
  • Dimensions: 483 x 44.1 x 447 mm (19.0" x 1.74" x 17.6")
  • Weight: 8.75 kg (19.3 lb)

In the Box

  • Dynacord IX Series power amplifier
  • Mains power cord
  • 4 x 5-pin Euroblock input connectors
  • 2 x 8-pin Euroblock speaker output connectors
  • 1 x 8-pin Euroblock control-port connector
  • Quick installation guide
  • Safety information
  • Installation manual

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