HARMAN KARDON NCDI4X600-U-US 4-channel 600W live sound amplifier
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Two-channel live sound amplifier delivering 2000 W RMS with 1350 W per channel into 4 ohms
This Crown NXLI3500-0-US is a two-channel live-sound amplifier rated at 2000 W RMS total output. Each channel delivers 1350 W into 4 ohms, providing high headroom for front-of-house or stage monitoring systems. The unit is supplied new and built for professional touring and installation use.
Engineers who need a compact, high-current stereo amplifier for passive loudspeakers will find the power density useful. Buyers who require more than two channels, integrated DSP, network control or lower-power options for smaller venues should look at other models.
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| Brand name | Harman Kardon |
The amplifier delivers 1350 W per channel into a 4 Ω load, so you need speakers rated for 4 Ω to reach that output level.
Yes, the 2000 W RMS rating is below the 3500 W speaker capacity, so the amplifier will drive them cleanly as long as you keep gain staged and avoid sustained clipping.
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