Bogen Communications
Bogen Communications HTA250A 250-Watt live sound amplifier
250-watt rack-mount power amplifier delivers reliable live sound reinforcement for professional installations
- 250 watts of power drives demanding live sound systems
- Rack-mount design fits standard equipment cabinets
- Bogen Communications engineering backs professional reliability
- 2019 manufacturer listing confirms current production model
- New condition delivers full factory performance out of the box
250-Watt Rack Amplifier
The Bogen Communications HTA250A is a 250-watt power amplifier built for rack mounting in professional audio systems. It delivers live sound reinforcement for venues, installations and portable PA setups. The unit has been available since 2019 and ships in new condition.
Upgrade from lower-power units
This amplifier replaces smaller rack-mount models when a system requires 250 watts of continuous output. The jump is worth it when existing equipment cannot drive the connected loudspeakers to the required sound-pressure level without distortion. It suits installations that have outgrown their current headroom.
Fixed-installation and touring use
The HTA250A suits audio contractors, venue technicians and touring crews who need a single 250-watt channel in a standard rack space. Buyers who require multiple independent channels, integrated DSP or networked control should look at other product lines that provide those specific features.
Highlights
- 250 watts of power drives demanding live sound systems
- Rack-mount design fits standard equipment cabinets
- Bogen Communications engineering backs professional reliability
- 2019 manufacturer listing confirms current production model
- New condition delivers full factory performance out of the box
Specifications
| Brand | Bogen Communications |
|---|---|
| Model | HTA250A |
| Shipping weight | 24.04 kg |
| Package size | 559 × 419 × 264 mm |
Questions about this item
How many rack spaces does the HTA250A occupy?
The amplifier is a rack-mounting power amplifier designed to fit standard 19-inch equipment racks, typically occupying two rack units.
What is the correct way to secure the amplifier in the rack?
Use four rack screws through the front-panel mounting ears and ensure rear support rails are installed to carry the chassis weight.
Does the internal cooling fan need periodic cleaning?
Yes, dust buildup on the fan intake reduces airflow; vacuum the front and rear vents every six months to maintain thermal performance.
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