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SM Professional
The SM Professional XPA 40 is a high power amplifier with a Thermal Management System (TMS) – our innovative temperature-controlled gain variation technology integrated into the circuitry.
| Series | XPA Series |
|---|---|
| 2 Ω (True RMS),20Hz-20kHz,1% THD | 2 x 2000 W |
| 2 Ω (EIA), 1kHz , 1%THD | 2 x 3000 W |
| 4 Ω (True RMS),20Hz-20kHz,1% THD | 2 x 1400 W |
| 4 Ω (EIA), 1kHz , 1%THD | 2 x 2100 W |
| 8 Ω (True RMS),20Hz-20kHz,1% THD | 2 x 850 W |
| 8 Ω (EIA), 1kHz , 1%THD | 2 x 1200 W |
| 4 Ω (True RMS), 20Hz-20kHz, 1% THD | 4000 W |
| 8 Ω (True RMS), 20Hz-20kHz, 1% THD | 2800 W |
| Damping factor (8 Ω) | >400:1 |
| Frequency Range | 20Hz-20kHz (± 0.5dB) |
| Protection | Temperature, DC, RFI, short circuit, soft-start, overload |
| Input Connector (Per Channel) | XLR, jack stereo 6.3mm |
| Output Connector (Per Channel) | Speakon and Binding Post |
| Dimensions (W x D x H) mm | 484 x 575 x 133 (3U) |
| Net Weight (Kg) | 33 |
The XPA 40 is an SM Professional PA product in the XPA Series. The SM Professional XPA 40 is a high power amplifier with a Thermal Management System (TMS) – our innovative temperature-controlled gain variation technology integrated into the. Available from Mansukhlal Sales Corp, an authorized dealer.
Professional-grade high-power stereo amplifier; Built-in crossover and bass boost switch; High-quality balanced XLR and ¼” stereo jack input connectors; 3 switchable operational modes: stereo, mono, and bridge; High-current toroidal transformers with high-endurance cores for greater transient response and low-noise even at 2Ω; Sensitivity (0.775V or 1.2V) selection switch allows flexibility in connection of input sources.
The XPA 40 2 ω (true rms),20hz-20khz,1% thd is 2 x 2000 W.
The XPA 40 2 ω (eia), 1khz , 1%thd is 2 x 3000 W.
The XPA 40 4 ω (true rms),20hz-20khz,1% thd is 2 x 1400 W.
The XPA 40 4 ω (eia), 1khz , 1%thd is 2 x 2100 W.
The XPA 40 8 ω (true rms),20hz-20khz,1% thd is 2 x 850 W.
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