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(More customer reviews)I recently purchases this amp to power the Cerwin Vega, EL36B Subwoofers. The reason I chose this amp be because 1. I am only a hobby DJ, so funds were an issue and 2. I had only 2 rack units left, so no room for an amp and a cross over. The amp looks great and is light weight too! The set up I'm running sounds awesome! So awesome the subs are vibrating the sheet rock out of the walls. I have an entire wall where the sheet rock nails are visible. Enough about my situation, let me let you know the pros and cons of the amp.
PROS: light weight, various ways of connecting, BIG POWER Rating, cross over built in, PRICE, AWESOME heat protection. I ran it for 8 HRS at max volume (slight clipping) and the unit never overheated or turned off.
CONS: none, except unlike most amps the input is rated at 8dBu, where on most amps the input is 4dBu, so the amp takes forever to clip, but doesn't sound as great until 8dBu...
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The P7000S is a 2-space, rack mountable power amplifier that produces 700 watts per channel from 20Hz to 20kHz. (750W @ 1 kHz) into an 8-ohm load. It will provide 950 watts per channel from 20Hz to 20kHz. (1100W @ 1 kHz) into a 4-ohm load. These ratings are 'both channels driven". It is extremely clean with a total harmonic distortion and noise rating of ≤0.1%. A unique YSProcessing circuit provides optimum performance when used with the Yamaha Club series loudspeakers. The P7000S also uses Yamaha's patented EEEngine circuitry to reduce power consumption and heat. Input connectors are both XLR and ¼" balanced. There are switchable high or low pass filters for both input channels, with continuously variable from 25Hz-150Hz. Outputs are Speakonâ, high current ¼" or 5-way binding posts. The P7000S weighs 25 lbs. Covered by a 3-year warranty; the P7000S is underwriters laboratory (UL) listed.
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