The TG-7 Tour Grade amplifier has a microprocessor controlled operation management system that provides useful features such as compound thermal management (preventing the unit from switching off in excessive thermal environment), automatic mains voltage detection and a circuit breaker control that allows the TG-7 to operate on a 30A (120V) respect. or 16A (230V) circuit breaker with normal music signal.

The TG-7 uses a grounded bridge 3-step class-H topology to ensure the highest acoustic performance and reliability. The TG Series also offers the power and transient response to drive subwoofers and along with the low distortion for critical HF signals. The high capacity switch-mode power supply provides the headroom needed to ensure high dynamic outputs and reliable operation on extreme low loads.

Optional IRIS-Net™ (Intelligent Remote & Integrated Supervision-Network™ ) Modules available for the TG-7 amplifiers enable state-of-the-art DSP, remote control, networking and unique system supervision – down to an individual loudspeaker component. IRIS-Net™ software is an expandable, open architecture application that operates under Windows™ and supports Ethernet, CobraNet™, CANBus, USB, and RS-232 interfaces. Several modules are available including the: RCM-26 (DSP, AES/EBU input, GPIO, CANBus), RCM-28 (DSP, GPIO, COBRA-Net™) and the RCM-20 (no DSP, CAN-Bus) The modules enable different levels of control and monitoring of the amplifier. The connection of the TG-7 to a PC running IRIS-Net software can be achieved using a UCC-1 USB-CAN interface and/or a N8000 digital matrix.