Powerful, reliable, and affordable, the XLi 2500 2-Channel 750W Power Amplifier from Crown is ideal for portable PA.
Crown XLi 2500 Features
- Stereo/parallel/bridge-mono mode
- User selectable input sensitivity - 0.775V and 1.4V
- Electronically balanced RCA & XLR inputs; binding post and Speakon® outputs
- Efficient forced-air cooling prevents excessive thermal buildup
- Two level controls, power switch, power LED, and six LEDs which indicate signal presence, clip and fault for each channel
- Protection against shorts, no-load, on/off thumps and radio-frequency interference
- XLi 2500 power amplifier1
- Frequency response20 Hz - 20 kHz, +0/-1 dB (at 1 watt)
- THD<0.5%, 20 Hz - 20 kHz
- Intermodulation distortion=/ <0.35% (60 Hz and 7 kHz at 4:1 from full rated ouput to -30 dB)
- Slew rate>10V/us
- Voltage gain33 dB
- Damping factor(8 ohms, 10 Hz to 400 Hz) >200
- Signal to noise ratio (A-weighted)>100 dB
- Crosstalk (below rated power) 20Hz to 1kHz-75 dB, -59 dB
- Input sensitivity0.775V or 1.4V (for full rated power at 8 ohms)
- Input impedance20kΩ (nominal balanced), 10kΩ (unbalanced)
- AC line voltage and frequency configurations(+10%) 120V~60 Hz; 220V~50/60 Hz; 230-240V~50/60 Hz
- IEC power connector15A
- Dimensions19" x 3.5" x 12.4"
- Weight29.7 pounds (13.5 kg)
More abour Crown's XLi Series Power Amplifiers
XLi delivers quality power amplification for projects on a budget. Powerful, rugged, and reliable, they’re a great choice for musicians, DJs, and entertainers as well as houses of worship, discos, and pubs. All models share identical specifications, differing only in output power levels. Choose from a variety of models to meet specific wattage or channel configuration requirements.
The XLi series features RCA and XLR inputs, user selectable input sensitivity of 0.755V or 1.4V, Speakon® and binding post outputs, stereo/parallel/bridge-mono mode, efficient forced-air cooling against air buildup, two level controls, power switch, power LED, and six LEDs which indicate signal presence, clip and fault for each channel. They’re designed to protect against shorts, no-load, on/off thumps, and radio-frequency interference.
