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Dynacord TGX Power Amplifiers

TGX represents a bold assault on the touring markets by Bosch. There’s plenty of headline features, and is an impressive demonstration of a huge engineering-based multi-national like Bosch flexing its R&D muscles.

This is the first point to make: the Dynacord marque is to be a thoroughbred manufacturer of power amps and DSPs. It will no longer be a European step brother to the ‘all-American’ Electro-Voice. That extra degree of separation will help the market differentiate and distinguish the offerings. No one will assume that here is a range of companion amps for Electro-Voice loudspeakers. Dynacord isn’t owned by EV, it’s owned by Bosch.

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