Something New From QSC Is Coming on June 12th
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Canute wouldn't post it unless it was expensive.
He posted about a great new $250 light just last week that's about as affordable as it gets
Just got an email (SPAM I guess since I didn't request it ) and they are 4 channel amps for install and live duty (2 versions)
http://qscmarketing.com/pld
and the product page: http://qsc.com/products/Power Amplifiers/PLD Series/
) and they are 4 channel amps for install and live duty (2 versions)http://qscmarketing.com/pld
and the product page: http://qsc.com/products/Power Amplifiers/PLD Series/
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Those amps look serious! I saw the specks on them and they got some serious output. I'm a fan of QSC as I still have the 2450 after having it for over 10 years and it's still working. They make some great stuff. They certainly don't skimp on parts for their gear. I'll be using it for the block party my partner is having this summer. I use it to push the Yamaha S 215's I still have. They make some of the best amps on the market. There's a club and a bar that only uses QSC amps.
A Little Bit More Info on them.
http://www.prosoundweb.com/article/...lification_technology_platform_in_pld_and_cx/
http://www.prosoundweb.com/article/...lification_technology_platform_in_pld_and_cx/
With 4 channel amps like that, can you assign how much power you want to go to each channel,
or is it evenly distributed?
or is it evenly distributed?
It would be cool if they made it like that ... but no, the power is fixed based on the load and number of channels used.
Not Quite Steve you have full control of how many watts goes to each channel within their full output. He explains this in one of the videos.
With 1 channel running, the smallest of the amps will do 1600 watts and 400 per channel with 4 channels running. What Mike was pontificating was whether you could have 2 channels run say 600 each and the other 2 run 200 each (say for subs and tops). That's a no with that technology.