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Qsc Rmx 4050a Amplifier - 1600 W Rms - 2 Channel
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QSC RMX4050A 2-Channel Power Amplifier, 1600W

RMX 4050a|QB-RMX4050A
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QSC RMX4050A 2-Channel Power Amplifier, 1600W

RMX 4050a|QB-RMX4050A

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Qsc Rmx 4050a Amplifier - 1600 W Rms - 2 Channel
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QSC RMX4050A 2-Channel Power Amplifier, 1600W

RMX 4050a | QB-RMX4050A

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Product Overview

The RMXa Series amplifiers from QSC offer true professional-quality performance at an affordable price. Three 2-rackspace models range in power from 430 to 1200 watts per channel at 2 ohms. Two 3-rackspace models provide 2000 to 2500 watts per channel at 2 ohms. All five models feature a compact chassis less than 16" deep. RMXa amplifiers include a comprehensive set of features including XLR and 1/4" balanced inputs, Speakon® and binding post outposts for convenient connectivity. User-defeatable clip limiters and selectable low-frequency filters optimize sonic performance.

Main Features

  • 1600W 2-Channel Power Amplifier
  • Professional-quality performance at an affordable price
  • Compact chassis less than 16" deep
  • XLR and 1/4" balanced inputs
  • Speakon and binding post outputs
  • User-defeatable clip limiters
  • Selectable low-frequency filters

General Information

Name: QSC RMX4050A 2-Channel Power Amplifier, 1600W
Category: QSC, Pro AV, Commercial Audio, Pro Amplifiers
UPC Code: 684284062864
Country of Origin: . Country of origin is subject to change.

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