Crescendo
Crescendo REVOLUTION 7A4 4 Channel Amplifier
SKU: REVOLUTION 7A4
- Best For: High-Resolution SQ & Competition Systems
- Power: 150W x 4 @ 4Ω / 240W x 4 @ 2Ω / 480W x 2 @ 4Ω (Bridged)
- Topology/Class: High-Bias Class AB
- Sonic Character: Transparent, Neutral, and Clinically Detailed
Crescendo REVOLUTION 7A4 4 Channel Amplifier
The Crescendo REVOLUTION 7A4 4 Channel Amplifier represents the pinnacle of car audio engineering, delivering exceptional sound reproduction with absolute neutrality that audiophiles and industry professionals demand. This flagship amplifier from Crescendo's Revolution series combines cutting-edge technology with premium components to create an unparalleled listening experience in your vehicle.
Superior Audio Engineering
The Revolution 7A4 achieves perfect balance between detail and musicality through its advanced high-bias Class AB design. The amplifier's exceptional sound reproduction is distinguished by absolute neutrality, making it the preferred choice among audiophiles and industry professionals. This 4 channel pure amplifier delivers 4 x 150W @ 4 Ohm with 2 x 480W @ 4 Ohm bridged capability.
Premium Component Selection
The amplifier incorporates audio-grade components, ensuring an outstanding audio experience that transcends the ordinary. Features include high end Burr Brown OPA 1642 preamp chip and high end Sanken Final Transistor for exceptional sound quality. The dual symmetrical power supply with shielded transformers ensures stable, clean power delivery to all channels.
Professional Installation Ready
Designed for serious audio enthusiasts, the Revolution 7A4 focuses purely on amplification without built-in signal processing, allowing external DSP systems to handle crossover and EQ functions. The amplifier achieves frequency response from 5 Hz to 100 kHz, enabling high-resolution music playback with THD of just 0.0035% and Signal to Noise Ratio of 110dB.
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