Press Release (UNEDITED): LAS VEGAS– Audison announces wide availability for award-winning Forza DSP amplifiers.
“After a very successful launch of AF Forza last year, our biggest problem was satisfying orders in the supply-chain environment of 2022”, said Leonardo Falcetelli, Commercial and Marketing Director for Elettromedia, Audison’s parent company. “We are very pleased to announce that, after negotiations with our key component suppliers, we will supply the entire range of AF Forza bit amplifiers to all international markets in 2023.”
“We are very excited to expand our selection of AF Forza amplifiers”, said Rob Wempe, VP Sales for Elettromedia USA. “The three models already introduced, and the models on the launch calendar for 2023, add up to a very powerful product category which our dealers love. We are especially excited to introduce our dealers to the 12-channel AF, which was initially only available in Europe. The AF M12.14 bit lets us bring Audison’s Fully-Bridgeable power to the 12-channel DSP amp category.”
“OEM integration can be the most difficult thing we do in car audio,” said Ken Ward, International Technical Marketing Manager for Elettromedia. “The AF Forza bit platform is the most advanced OEM integration processor in the world – and we have awards and reviews to prove it. The visualization tools for simplifying phase and time alignment are a step forward in car audio, and to have them in a great-sounding amplifier is a great bonus!”
Forza is a family of amplifiers – “bit” DSP amplifiers with system control capability, and “companion” amplifiers which can be managed by the DSP section of the bit amplifiers. The product family also includes expansion cards, external controllers, high-resolution Bluetooth receivers, and plug-in integration harnesses. Forza is managed with Audison’s bit Drive PC software tool. Find more information at https://www.audison.eu/product_lines/forza/
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