AUWAY supports OEM and ODM cooperation for professional audio customers, distributors, brands, and system integrators. Customization requirements may include product configuration, functions, appearance, branding, packaging, or other project-specific needs. Customers can submit their requirements for evaluation.
Customization may be available according to project requirements and order conditions. Customers can provide their target output power, channel configuration, DSP functions, appearance, branding, and application requirements so the AUWAY team can evaluate the appropriate customization solution.
A 2-channel amplifier is commonly used for stereo systems, smaller PA systems, or subwoofer applications. A 4-channel amplifier can power more speaker zones and may reduce rack space and equipment quantity in larger systems. The right choice depends on the number of speakers and system layout.
A standard power amplifier mainly increases the audio signal power to drive speakers. A DSP amplifier combines amplification with digital signal processing functions such as EQ, crossover, delay, limiting, and preset management, making system tuning and speaker protection easier.
Always power off the amplifier before connecting/disconnecting speakers.
Use recommended power supply voltages (e.g., 220V~240V) to avoid damage.
For long-term reliability, keep the amplifier in a dry, dust-free environment.