REDGUM RGH900p Preamp/5.1 Processor
5.1 Home Theatre Preamplifier/Processor
Component of the “AVL Best Buy Award” Winner in 2007!
REDGUM’s proprietary 5.1 pre-amp / processor has been designed for use with both versions of our award-winning RGH900 6 channel amplifier.
5.1 Home Theatre Preamplifier/Processor
Component of the “AVL Best Buy Award” Winner in 2007!
REDGUM’s proprietary 5.1 pre-amp / processor has been designed for use with both versions of our award-winning RGH900 6 channel power amplifier.
It will decode 5.1 channels from ANY format currently in use – Dolby, DTS – and future systems as they develop. This processor will actually decode from TV (inc. cable) transmissions if the original soundtrack was 5.1!!!
Can be used in true 2 channel mode where the processor is powered down for a lower noise floor, so that it offers 170W per stereo channel (e.g. when combined with the RGH900-1 power amplifier). Its ease of use is crowned by REDGUM’s unique Dual Mono remote control.
Made in Australia – truly!
(H 90 x W 420 x D 350 mm / H 3.5 x W 16.5 x D 13.8 in – 8kg / 17.6lb – 2 yr Warranty)
| Weight | 8.5 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 50 × 44 × 20 cm |
| OHMS | 8 Ω |
| WRMS | 150Wpc (8Ω) |
| PRODUCT DIMENSIONS | H 90 x W 420 x D 350 mm / H 3.5 x W 16.5 x D 13.8 in |
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