For a ±15 V supply swing, that slew rate supports a full-power bandwidth of roughly 58 kHz — clean reproduction of the entire audio band plus headroom for ultrasonic noise shaping. The 15 MHz GBWP means you can close a gain-of-10 stage (20 dB) with a 1.5 MHz closed-loop bandwidth, sufficient for active filters, tone controls, and line drivers without sacrificing loop gain at 20 kHz. The amplifier type is explicitly Audio, which means the input stage, output stage, and compensation are optimized for low-distortion audio-band performance rather than generic DC precision.
Supply range — 4 V to 32 V covers single and split rails
The RC4560ID operates from a supply span of 4 V to 32 V. This covers single-supply designs at 5 V or 12 V, and split-supply configurations from ±2 V to ±15 V. A designer running ±15 V rails gets the full 50 mA output current per channel and the widest output swing; at lower rails the output current and headroom scale accordingly. The 4 V minimum means the part works in a 5 V single-supply system with a 1 V dropout margin.
The 8-SOIC footprint is a standard, widely second-sourced land pattern.