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IPX 2400

Networked Class-D amplifier with DSP and AES3 and analogue loop-through, for installed and touring sound

Where to buy IPX 2400 (0107-AAY)

Feed the next amplifier straight from this one.

On a touring rig or a large install, one source often feeds a whole rack of amplifiers. The IPX 2400 passes its inputs on to the next unit and processes its own two channels with DSP.

Loop-through on every input

Two male XLR links are paralleled to the analogue inputs and feed more IPX units or other equipment. The AES3 link is active and needs no termination load on the last unit. Pick analogue or digital input on the front panel or in IPX Controller.

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Stack the rack and keep an eye on it

IPX amplifiers may be stacked directly on top of each other with no spacing, and air flows front to back. Faults and warnings show as short text on the display and in IPX Controller. Each channel has its own front-panel mute button.

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