The new L-series power amplifier delivers high-efficiency and powerful sonic performance for audio professionals. Our engineers used Class-H technology to create amplifiers with high efficiency and improved reliability. Extensive protection circuitry guards against over-voltage and excessive current, temperature-related problems, shorted outputs, and DC voltages. Additionally, clip-limiting circuitry, variable-speed cooling fans and a damping factor greater than 400, combine together to make impressive high-power professional amplifiers. All models feature popular connectors for inputs and outputs: balanced inputs (combination 1/4" TRS and XLR) and locking speaker connectors and 5-way binding posts on the outputs. This combination of advanced design and extensive protection circuitry offers you reliability, stability and exceptional performance for the most exacting sound reinforcement applications.
- Compact Modern Design - Compact size (2U-Rack Height) with up to 2400W per channel@2ohms – these amps save valuable rack space without compromising power output
- High Current Toroidal Transformer - High-current toroidal transformer saves rack space and minimizes hum and noise
- Excellent Sound Quality - Low THD (0.05%) and high damping factor (400 or higher) gives excellent sound quality
- 2-stage Power Supply - High-power units (L1800 and L2400) have a 2-stage Class-H design that maximizes their performance
- Equipped with 30Hz or 50Hz HPF - All amplifiers are equipped with high-pass filters on each channel to help maintain sound quality, yet help protect the loudspeakers
- Extensive Protection Circuits - Extensive protection circuits monitor over voltage/current conditions, overheating, output shorts and DC voltage to improve performance and reliability
- Clip-limiter circuits - Clip-limiters on each channel are provided to help prevent distortion due to excessive signal levels
- LED Function Displays - Power, clip limiter, signal, protection, mode (parallel/stereo/bridged) LEDs on the front panel indicate the status of the unit in operation
