Network DHCP Control Amplifier With Volume Control16 Channels x 60 Watts at 8 Ohms (All Channels Driven)16 Channels x 80 Watts at 4 Ohms (All Channels Driven)Bridgeable for Increased Power LevelsDigital Signal Processing and Volume Control on All ZonesEthernet Port for Status Monitoring, Source Switching and 12 Volt Trigger ControlNetwork Programmable Graphic & Parametric Equalization with User MemoriesAssignable Names for Zones & AmplifierDigital Signal Sense Across All Channels and ZonesProgrammable Electronic Crossover for Local Subwoofer ApplicationsSubsonic FilterAudioControl LightDrive Anti-Clipping Speaker ProtectionLocal & Dual Bus Inputs Plus Pass ThruCompact 3U Rack Space • Includes Rack Brackets

Network DHCP Control Amplifier With Volume Control16 Channels x 60 Watts at 8 Ohms (All Channels Driven)16 Channels x 80 Watts at 4 Ohms (All Channels Driven)Bridgeable for Increased Power LevelsDigital Signal Processing and Volume Control on All ZonesEthernet Port for Status Monitoring, Source Switching and 12 Volt Trigger ControlNetwork Programmable Graphic & Parametric Equalization with User MemoriesAssignable Names for Zones & AmplifierDigital Signal Sense Across All Channels and ZonesProgrammable Electronic Crossover for Local Subwoofer ApplicationsSubsonic FilterAudioControl LightDrive Anti-Clipping Speaker ProtectionLocal & Dual Bus Inputs Plus Pass ThruCompact 3U Rack Space • Includes Rack Brackets

Up for a no reserve auction is an Audio Control Director Model D3400 16-Channel Amplifier. The unit was tested and although it does power on, the protection circuit (indicated by the red LED on the front) is activated and it doesnt produce any sound. The logs indicate a series of short-circuit faults on channels 5-6 and one similar event on channels 9-10. The logs also show a series of high AC voltage events. Opening up the case I discovered carbonization above one of the 16 Hypex UcD250LP modules (see photo). Could this failed module be the reason why the amp is in protect mode? Nevertheless, I didnt do any further troubleshooting which is why this is being sold as-is for parts only, no returns. The case has some scratches and blemishes as would be expected. The sale DOES NOT come with speaker connectors, rack ears, rack ear screws, or power cord.

Up for a no reserve auction is an Audio Control Director Model D3400 16-Channel Amplifier. The unit was tested and although it does power on, the protection circuit (indicated by the red LED on the front) is activated and it doesnt produce any sound. The logs indicate a series of short-circuit faults on channels 5-6 and one similar event on channels 9-10. The logs also show a series of high AC voltage events. I didnt do any further troubleshooting which is why this is being sold for parts only. The case has some scratches and blemishes as would be expected. The sale DOES NOT come with speaker connectors, rack ears, rack ear screws, or power cord.

Up for a no reserve auction is an Audio Control Director Model D3400 16-Channel Amplifier. The unit was tested and although it does power on, the protection circuit (indicated by the red LED on the front) is activated and it doesnt produce any sound. The logs indicate a series of short-circuit faults on channels 5-6 and one similar event on channels 9-10. The logs also show a series of high AC voltage events. I didnt do any further troubleshooting which is why this is being sold for parts only. The case has some scratches and blemishes as would be expected. The sale DOES NOT come with speaker connectors, rack ears, rack ear screws, or power cord.

Used unknown condition does power on