What is the power output of the Edge A2-300 at 4 ohms?
The Edge A2-300 delivers 2 x 300 watts at 4 ohms with a THD+N of approximately 1%.
Can the Edge A2-300 be used in mono mode for bi-amping?
Yes, there is a stereo/mono switch on the back panel that allows both channels to be combined for mono use, which is ideal for bi-amping.
Does the Edge A2-300 have balanced inputs, such as XLR?
No, the A2-300 only has unbalanced RCA inputs and no XLR connectors.
How do you connect the speakers to the Edge A2-300?
The speakers are connected using screw terminals on the back; these binding posts are suitable for thick cables and heavy loads.
What is this amplifier's standby power consumption?
In standby mode, the Edge A2-300 consumes only about 0.27 watts of power.
Do the inputs have a trim or gain control?
Yes, there is a trim control on the RCA input that allows you to adjust the input sensitivity to match the amplifier with other components.
What amplification technology is used in the Edge A2-300?
The amplifier uses ICEpower HCOM Class-D technology, known for its low distortion, high efficiency, and a dynamic range exceeding 113 dB.
Can AV receivers or streamers be used as sources for the A2-300?
Yes, any source with an RCA preamp output—such as an AV receiver, streamer, or CD player with volume control—can be connected directly via the RCA inputs.
Is it possible to use bridging to create a single high-power channel?
No, the Edge A2-300 cannot be bridged; mono mode combines both channels, but true bridging is not supported.
How big is the Edge A2-300, and will it fit in a standard rack or on a shelf?
Its dimensions are approximately 200 mm wide, 285 mm deep, and 58 mm high (excluding the feet). It weighs about 2.3 kilograms and therefore fits well on shelves or in half-racks.
