QSC GX3

MA78729248
525.00 
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GX Series amplifiers are ideal for professional entertainers who require maximum performance and portability on a limited budget. The hallmarks of the QSC brand - professional audio quality, meticulous engineering, precision manufacturing and long-term reliability - are all intrinsic to GX. Add contemporary styling, multiple input/output options, light weight, and advanced protection circuitry, and the GX Series clearly represents real value - something everyone can use.

The GX3 is ideal for speakers in the 300 W range, while the GX5 provides full performance for 500 W speakers and the GX7 outputs 725 W into an 8 ohm load. Owners of popular 4 ohm loudspeakers (such as dual-woofer, two-way models) will find the 700 W (4 ohm) power of the GX5 an ideal match while the GX7's 1000 W will very capably power many of today's popular subwoofers or two typical 8 ohm speakers per channel.

  • 8Ω / both channels driven / 1 kHz: 300 W
  • 8Ω / single channel driven / 1 kHz: 350 W
  • 4Ω / both channels driven / 1 kHz; 425 W
  • 4Ω / single channel driven / 1 kHz; 500 W
  • 2Ω / both channels driven / 1 kHz; 200 W
  • Distortion (typical): 20 Hz - 20 kHz: 1 dB below rated power 8Ω: less than 0.05% / 4Ω: less than 0.1%
  • Signal to Noise: (20 Hz - 20 kHz) 100 dB
  • Frequency Response: 20 Hz - 20 kHz, +0, 1 dB
  • Input Connectors (each channel): 3-pin XLR and 1/4" TRS, balanced, parallel Phono, unbalanced
  • Output Connectors (each channel) Speakon®, 1/4", Binding Posts
  • Amplifier and Load Protection: Short circuit, open circuit, thermal, RF protection
  • Load protected against DC faults
  • Front Panel Controls and Indicators: Gain controls, 21 detents
  • Red Clip LEDs, proportional, 0.1% THD threshold
  • Green Signal LEDs, threshold -35 dB
  • Blue Power LED, AC on
  • Rear Panel Controls: Full Range / Crossover switch
  • 100 Hz, 3rd order LP (sub), 2nd order HP (top)
  • Dimensions (HWD): 89 mm x 483 mm x 257 mm
  • Weight: 11.5 kg
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