Episode EA-MOIP-AMP-3D-50 DSP 3-Ch Amplifier 50W MoIP Streaming

Compact 3-channel 50W Episode MoIP DSP amplifier with built-in audio-over-IP streaming and PoE power for scalable, network-based audio zones.

The Episode EA-MOIP-AMP-3D-50 is built for modern distributed audio where the network is the backbone. It combines a 3-channel amplifier with onboard DSP and Media over IP streaming, so you can deploy audio zones without running traditional analog audio lines back to the rack. Power it with PoE, manage it through OvrC, and scale rooms or zones cleanly as the project grows.

Why installers choose this MoIP streaming amplifier

• Built-in MoIP audio streaming enables network-based audio distribution without long analog runs
• PoE powered simplifies deployment, fewer power supplies and cleaner installs
• 3-channel design supports flexible zone use cases including LCR-style applications or multi-speaker layouts
• 50W per channel output fits many architectural speaker zones and near-field commercial areas
• Onboard DSP supports EQ and protection for a more consistent, finished sound
• Integrates into the Snap One MoIP ecosystem for scalable multi-zone AV and audio deployments
• OvrC compatibility supports remote monitoring, management, and faster troubleshooting
• Great for repeatable installs, add zones by adding endpoints, not rerouting the whole rack

Best use cases

• Hospitality and commercial venues needing scalable audio zones over existing network infrastructure
• Large residential projects where running analog audio lines is time-consuming or impractical
• Distributed AV systems where audio follows video endpoints in a MoIP environment
• Conference rooms and flex spaces where remote management and fast reconfiguration matter

Recommended with this product

• Episode for compatible speakers and ecosystem-aligned components
• In-Wall and In-Ceiling Speakers for architectural speakers that pair well with distributed zone amplification
• Power Management Solutions to protect core rack gear, switches, and source equipment from power events
• Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS) to keep PoE switching and network infrastructure stable during outages

Quick guidance

Plan this like an IP endpoint, not a traditional amp. Confirm your network design, PoE budget per switch, and where each zone endpoint will live. Use DSP to set safe limiters and light EQ so every zone sounds consistent, then manage changes through OvrC instead of onsite tweaks. If you share how many zones you want, your speaker models, and what switch or PoE budget you are using, Contact us and we will help you map a clean MoIP deployment plan.

1. Does this amp stream music by itself?
   It’s designed for MoIP based audio on your network. In most installs it’s used as part of a MoIP system, so you can route and control audio over IP.
   
2. What is the 3-channel design best for?
   A common use is 2.1, left and right speakers plus a passive sub channel, or a small multi-speaker zone where you want DSP control and clean wiring.
   
3. What does the DSP actually help with?
   DSP lets you fine-tune the sound for the space, set crossovers, control bass, and add limiting to help protect speakers when people crank the volume.