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QSC PLX1802 575 Watt 2 Channel Lightweight Power Amplifier
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QSC PLX1802 575 Watt 2 Channel Lightweight Power Features
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Cooling design exhausts hot air out the front, keeping the rack cool
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Flow-through heat sinks require no filters that could become clogged
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Front panel LED power, clip, -10 dB, and signal present indicators for system monitoring and troubleshooting. Bridge and parallel mode LED indicators
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Speakon NL-4 output connectors provide a positive-locking speaker connection. Ch. 1 output uses all 4 wires for single-cable connection to bi-amplified speakers
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21-position front-panel gain controls for precise, repeatable amplifier adjustment
About QSC PLX1802 575 Watt 2 Channel Lightweight Power
The PLX1802 series is a premium quality, high-power amplifier designed for the most demanding live performance uses. Built on the third generation of QSC Power Light technology, the PLX1802 combines light weight, superlative audio quality and proven QSC reliability. With a power rating up to 1,800 watts, the PLX1802 is capable of providing plenty of clean, undistorted output to the most power hungry speaker systems. The PLX1802 is the right choice for users who need to drive up to four loudspeakers from each amplifier channel (2 ohm loading), or when extremely high power bridge mono operation is required. This model feature built-in subwoofer processing, filter switches, and front panel indications of bridge mono status. The audio power circuitry inside the PLX1802 achieves performance normally associated with studio reference amplifiers. In order to reduce crossover distortion, precision bias tracking makes minute adjustments as amplifier temperature changes. The benefit is cleaner high-frequency and more consistent sound no matter how hard the amplifier is driven. The higher power models use QSC-exclusive class H output circuitry, a form of audio "turbocharging" that increases maximum power without affecting the basic audio quality.
