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Samson SX2800 SX High Power Servo AmplifierThe Samson SX-2800 power amp is the most powerful SX Amplifier in the lineup. The SX-2800 boasts an incredible 2,800 Watts oF power in a two rack space design. Ideal for driving 18-inch sub fills or large front-of-house mains in larger venues, the SX-2800 gives you clean worry free power, and a lot of it.
Samson SX-2800 Features and Specifications
- Professional High Power Rail-switching Amplifier
- 700 Watts per side at 8 Ohms
- 900 Watts per side at 4 Ohms
- 2,800 Watts bridged mono at 4 Ohms
- Dual Variable-speed Fan Cooling
- Signal, Peak, and Protection Circuit Indicators
- 5-way Binding Post and Speakon Speaker Outputs
- XLR and TRS Input Connections
- Dual Rack Space Design
Power, reliability, and great sound. That’s what you demand from your power amps and that’s exactly what Samson SX amps deliver, night after night, gig after gig. All SX Series feature dual variable speed fan cooling and complete protection for the internal electronics and your speakers. All SX Series amps also feature signal, peak, and protection circuit indicators, XLR and TRS balanced inputs, 5-way binding post and Speakon output connectors, stereo/ dual mono/ and mono bridge selector, and a rock solid all steel 2-rack space chassis, and are backed by a 3 year warranty. All ratings are RMS continuous per side.
Samson SX2800 Specifications
- Rated Output Power:
- Stereo both channel driven:
- 8 Ohms: 700 Watts
- 4 Ohms: 900 Watts
- Bridged mono:
- Signal to Noise Ratio (20Hz-20k): 104dB
- Distortion(SMPTE-IM): 0.04%
- Input Sensitivity at 8 Ohms: 1.24V(4dBu)
- Voltage Gain: 35dB
- Output Circuitry: H
- Current Consumption (115VAC):
- at one-eighth rated power 4 Ohms: 8.5A
- at one-third rated power 4 Ohms: 17A
- at rated power 4 Ohms, max.: 32A
- Distortion (typical at 4 ohms):
- 20Hz ~ 20kHz, 10dB Below Rated Power: 0.03%
- 1kHz, rated power: 0.1%
- Frequency Response at 8 Ohms, 1 Watt:
- 0/-0.5dB: 20Hz-20kHz
- 0/-3dB: 5Hz-60kHz
- Damping Factor (400Hz): 350
- Input Impedance:
- 15kOhms Unbalanced
- 30kOhm Balanced
- Input Clipping: 10Vrms(22dBu)
- Cooling: Continuously variable speed, fan forced air
- Connectors (each channel):
Input: Active balanced combo and 1/4-inch TRS
- Output: 5-way Binding post and Speakons
- Controls: AC power switch, Channel 1 and 2 volume
- Indicators:
- Power on (blue)
- Protection (amber)
- Signal (green) for each Channel
- Peak (red) for each Channel
- Protection:
- Short circuit
- Thermal
- Current limit
- DC offset
- Current inrush
- RF protection
- Turn on-Turn off muting
- Dimensions: 19 inches (483mm) x 3.5 inches (89mm) x 16 inches (408mm) rack mounting to rear support
- Net Weight: 47 lbs. (21.1 kg)
Manual 10 MB
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| | MASTERSOUND PERRY from PHILADELPHIA,PA.USA. | | Overall Ranking: | | Quality:
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| | | Subject: | A NICE REASONABLY PRICED HIGH POWER AMPLIFIER | | Overall:
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QUALITY:
4
FEATURES:
5
EASE OF USE:
5
VALUE:
5
SOUND:
4
STYLE:
DISCO,JAZZ,OLDIES,OLD SKOOL HIP HOP/RAP
MUSIC EXPERIENCE:
20yrs. FORMERLY ACTIVE-7yrs.OCCASIONALLY ACTIVE
OVERALL:
IF YOU ARE A TOURING,MOBILE,OR A SMALL/MEDIUM CLUB DJ. THEN THIS AMP WOULD BE PERFECT FOR THOSE TYPE OF APPLICATIONS. ALSO THIS AMP IS GREAT AS A SECONDARY/BACKUP UNIT FOR SMALLER FUNCTIONS/AFFAIRS. | |
| | manbear pig from south park, colorado | | Overall Ranking: | | Quality:
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QUALITY:
Not as well built as some of the other cometitions amps, but i guess that's the price you pay for an affordable amp. The chasis itself is well built, the knob/buttons and lights could be a little higer quality but i'm not complaining.
FEATURES:
LOUD. I was waiting forever for reviews on this product but eventually just took the chance on it. It truly has the wattage you need to pump some massive wattage.....currently running 700 watts per side at 8 ohms stereo.
EASE OF USE:
As easy as any amp is to use, though it's protect feature can be a bit confusing.
VALUE:
Definitely worth the price, I've tried Behringer EP 2500 and Peavey PV 2600 before finally settling on this one and this was by far the loudest, as well as most bang for your buck.
SOUND:
The sound does seem a bit colored, but i think it's because i'm running 700 watts per speaker into 400 watt rms 800 watt peak speakers, while othe |
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