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Lyngdorf is a Danish audio brand that specializes in high-end audio products.

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The SDA-2400 stereo power amplifier is distinguished by its combination of analog and digital inputs along with advanced features to cater to various audio setups. Tailored for versatility, it incorporates optical and coaxial digital inputs alongside balanced and single-ended analog inputs, ensuring compatibility with numerous audio systems. Whether integrated into a traditional stereo, a multichannel set-up, or used to augment stand-alone media players and streaming devices with built-in volume control, the SDA-2400 excels without succumbing to interference or noise from external sources, thanks to its precision-engineered digital inputs which utilize the Wolfson WM8804 PLL Transceiver to enhance dynamic performance and clock jitter tolerance.

In terms of energy efficiency, the SDA-2400 is equipped with an intelligent power management system. It automatically enters stand-by mode when inactive and powers up upon signal detection. Users can also opt for a continuous 'on' state, and for those devices with a 12V trigger output, there is the ability to remotely manage the power status of the SDA-2400 and link multiple units together.

Lyngdorf, renowned for pioneering digital amplifier technology, ensures that the SDA-2400 stands out from typical Class D amplifiers. It boasts exceedingly low and linear distortion levels alongside a notable signal-to-noise ratio, positioning it as an ideal option for audiophiles seeking a pristine, potent sound output. The amplifier employs Pulse Width Modulation with patented switch speed optimization technology, optimum fixed switching at 390 kHz, and minimal feedback control, collectively delivering far reduced distortion compared to conventional Class D amplifiers.

SDA-2400

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