Stereo Mode; Mono Mode - Behringer Europower EPX2000 Brochure & Specs

EUROPOWER
EPX3000/EPX2000
Panel discussion
The EPX series' INPUTs
accept balanced XLR, 1/4" TRS, and unbalanced
1/4" TS and RCA connections. Take your pick
of professional locking speaker outputs
or touch-proof binding posts to securely
connect speakers.
R
Stereo Out
L
SX2442FX
Input Channel 1
Input Channel 2
EUROPOWER EPX3000 (Stereo Mode)
Mono Out
Input Channel 1
A panel of switches found on the
back offers an array of cool options
applicable to both channels. The
Clip Limiter lets you get even more out
of the amplifier without overdriving
either it or your speaker system. Built-in
circuitry automatically senses when the
amp is being overdriven into "clipping"
and then momentarily reduces the
input level to avoid clipping distortion.
This all happens in a few thousandths
of a second, so it's an inaudible way of
avoiding audible clipping distortion. Of
course, you can turn the Limiter off if
you're feeling lucky.
The same panel contains the switches
that allow you to put these amps to work
in either mono, stereo (two-channel
0
-10
-20
SX2442FX
0
-10
-20
EUROPOWER EPX3000 (Mono Mode)

Stereo Mode

EUROLIVE VP1520

Mono Mode

EUROLIVE VP1520
mode) or bridge mode, which is always
in mono. A built-in CROSSOVER switch
lets you select the point at which highs
and lows are separated (CH1<100Hz /
CH2>100 Hz or FULLRANGE).
BEHRINGER's EPX line is built
for the working musician. It's much
easier to transport than a conventional
AB power amp, it packs ample power,
it's got a built-in crossover and limiter,
and it's built to last through all the
rigors of the road. Plus its light price
tag will leave you with enough cash left
over to acquire more stuff to amplify!
Check out an EPX and find out why
BEHRINGER power amps are among the
most popular on Earth.
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