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ICEPower 125ASX2 module
According to official datasheet, ICEPower 125ASX2 module support following modes:
SE mode: 125w x 2/ch (4 Ω)or 65w x 2/ch(8Ω), or 200w x 2/ch(2Ω)
BTL mode: 550w x 1/ch (4 Ω), via balanced signal input (XLR)
In year 2011, we have released the old-version DIY-Kit (A000 Basic-Kit), supported above two modes of
125ASX2 perfectly;
RCA-->XLR Transformer
During year 2011, some friends asked to support BTL mode via RCA input;
Then, we developed RCA-->XLR transformer specific for 125ASX2 module to support 3rd mode:
BTL mode: 550w x 1/ch (4 Ω), via RCA Input
Also, our RCA-->XLR transformer is integrated individually inside case, just getting DC24V from
125ASX2 module. This means, you can even output real balanced signals to other amps while our Kits
are running.
DIY-Kits (Basic-Kit , Pro-Kit & Case-Kit)
Basically, we hope to provide different combinations of DIY-Kits to meet various requirements of HiFi
users, with cost-effective prices and max- flexibility combinations:
A000&A100 / A200 / A300 Kits, mean that kit separately include 1pc / 2pcs / 3pcs 125ASX2
modules
Both Basic-Kit and Pro-Kit are completed DIY-Kit, you can assembly it to completed amp easily,
but:
Basic-Kit include Case-Kit and only 125ASX2 module
Pro-Kit include Case-Kit, 125ASX2 module and RCA-->XLR transformer
(also with male-to-female XLR cable, 30mm length)
Case-Kit means Aluminum case with all cables, connectors (Binding posts, RCA, XLR), switch,
and screws..etc, everything for assembling completed amp.
(Case-Kits are for users who already have 125ASX2 modules;)
The different between A000 and A100, is that A100 reserve the space and installation holes to
install RCAXLR converting module, other functions & sizes are same;
Most-Flexibility Combinations, Most-Powerful DIY-Kit
Ghent’s DIY-Kits are designed specific for 125ASX2 module, and fulfill most-powerful functions perfectly.
For example, A200 Pro-Kit is a very compact amp, it support various and very interesting modes (4 Ω):
2.1 HiFi system: 125w x 2/ch (L/R channels) + 550w x 1/ch (Subwoofer)
SE mode: 125w x 4/ch
BTL mode: 550w x 2/ch, via XLR inputs
BTL mode: 550w x 2/ch, via RCA inputs
BTL mode: 550w x 2/ch, via 1/ch XLR input + 1/ch RCA input
Individual balanced signal provider (1/ch or 2/ch), to other amps
So, HiFi users could easily build 2.1, 4,1, 5.1 or even 7.1 HiFi system with different combinations of Kits.