Atlas Sound DNA2404DL 4-Channel Amplifier

Introducing the Atlas Sound DNA2404DL Amplifier for Enhanced Audio Control
The Atlas Sound DNA2404DL is a dynamic and robust 70.7-Volt 4-channel amplifier, expertly designed to integrate with the IED GLOBALCOM Communications System. This amplifier is essential for settings where comprehensive audio coverage is required without the need for extensive zone support, as it efficiently powers up to four zones without necessitating a full 16-zone frame.

Superior Sound with Dante Network Integration
The DNA2404DL sets itself apart by incorporating Audinate's Dante digital audio input technology, allowing for seamless network audio integration. This feature facilitates high-quality audio streaming over a network, reducing cable clutter and enhancing sound clarity. Each of the four channels delivers a potent 600 watts, ensuring powerful output and exceptional sound quality across various applications.

Flexible Control for Optimized Audio Output
Control and customization are at the forefront with the DNA2404DL. It is equipped with network command capabilities that allow users to select input routing and configure settings such as EQ, delay, and output levels. Whether you're managing a live event or setting up a complex installation, this amplifier provides the flexibility needed for precise sound tailoring.

Designed for User-Friendly Interaction
Operating the DNA2404DL is intuitive and accessible, thanks to its compatibility with both the stand-alone GLOBALCOM configuration utility and the GLOBALCOM System Management Center. This dual-mode operability ensures that users can manage the amplifier settings from different interfaces, making it adaptable to various operational setups.

Certified and Reliable for Professional Use
The DNA2404DL is not only powerful but also certified under UL-1711 standards for safety and reliability. Its robust construction and advanced technological integration make it a top choice for professional audio systems requiring dependable, high-quality amplification.