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Class-D Endstufenschaltung
24 dB Linkwitz-Riley Frequenzweiche
Top/Sub, Top/Top, Sub/Sub Betriebsmodi
2-Kanal Stereo oder Mono gebrückt
Frontdisplay für leichte Bedienung
Front aus Aluminium
Modernes Schaltnetzteil
5 Status-LEDs pro Kanal
XLR-,Klinken- und Cinch-Eingänge
2 Speakon und Schraubklemmen-Ausgänge
Standard 19 Zoll Rackeinheit mit 2 HE
Technische Daten
2Ω Dual (per channel) 550W
4Ω Dual (per channel) 350W
8Ω Dual (per channel) 215W
8Ω Bridge 700W
4Ω Bridge-Mono 1100W
Einbautiefe: 19,6 cm
Nur Abholung in München 80804 !
Kein Versand/Keine Garantie/ Keine Rücknahme
Excellent condition at €220 makes this a strong deal: it sits below the €219 25th-percentile mark only by a whisker and well under the €296 median for comparable used listings. For a clean, working XLS 1000, that is decidedly attractive rather than merely fair.
The XLS 1000 is a capable, lightweight two-channel Class-D power amp, delivering 215 watts per channel into 8 ohms and 350 watts into 4 ohms, with useful bridged operation, flexible XLR, jack and RCA inputs, and built-in crossover and limiter functions. It is especially appealing for efficient speakers, active systems or occasional PA use, where its low weight and protection circuitry are genuine advantages. Before collecting, confirm both channels, the fan, display and speaker outputs operate quietly, but the condition and price combination still looks like a buying opportunity.
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Crown Audio traces its origins to 1947 in Elkhart, Indiana, where minister and radio enthusiast Clarence C. Moore, alongside his wife Ruby, founded the International Radio and Electronics Corporation (IREC) in a converted chicken coop. Initially focused on rugged open-reel tape recorders for missionaries in remote regions, the company pioneered innovations like the world's first tape recorder with a built-in power amplifier in 1949. Ruby's suggestion in the 1960s led to the adoption of the Crown name, inspired by the crown emblems on their 'Royal' and 'Imperial' models, with the corporation officially renaming to Crown International, Inc. in 1975.
The brand shifted from tape recorders and compact loudspeakers in the 1950s to standalone tube power amplifiers by 1959, cementing its expertise in professional amplification. Crown became renowned for groundbreaking products like the DC300 in 1968—the first high-power solid-state amplifier—and the M600/M2000 in 1972, featuring patented technologies such as the ground-bridge circuit. Today, under Harman International since its 2000 acquisition, Crown specializes in high-output amplifiers for touring rigs, cinema venues, installed systems, portable PA, and commercial audio, prioritizing reliability and innovation over consumer categories like speakers, turntables, DACs, headphones, or cables.
Crown holds a commanding position as a pro-audio powerhouse, trusted by industry leaders for its durable, high-performance amplifiers that define live sound and installation standards. Far from high-end audiophile or vintage collector fare, it dominates the professional market with over 75 years of technical milestones, though recent production shifts to Mexico reflect ongoing evolution. For the discerning hi-fi buyer eyeing pro-grade power, Crown delivers uncompromised authority.
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