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Part of Peavey's new IPR Series, the IPR2 5000 Power Amp utilizes an advanced design that allowed Peavey engineers to dramatically reduce weight (less than 7lb) while increasing output power, reliability, and thermal efficiency. The rackmount power amp has a resonant switch-mode power supply and a high-speed class D topology that yields the supremely high audio resolution and productivity.

The Peavey IPR2 5000 features two channels with independent 100Hz crossovers. It produces 1510W per channel at 4 Ohms, or 2250W per channel at 2 Ohms. Peavey's exclusive DDT speaker protection with multi-point clip sampling leads a protection-circuitry suite that also includes DC, Temp, Signal, and Active safeguards, all referenced on the front panel with LED indicators. It also features a variable-speed fan housed in a lightweight aluminum chassis.
Peavey IPR2 5000 Power Amp
Peavey IPR2 5000 Power Amp
Peavey IPR2 5000 Power Amp

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  • Class D topology
  • Two independent channels with 100Hz crossovers
  • Combi 1/4" & XLR inputs
  • Neutrik Speakon combo 1/4" outputs
  • DDT speaker protection with multi-point clip sampling
  • DC, Temp, Signal, and Active safeguards
  • LED indicators
  • Lightweight aluminum chassis
  • Variable-speed fan

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  • 2900W RMS x 1 at 2 ohms
  • 1780W RMS x 1 at 4 ohms
  • 975W RMS x 1 at 8 ohms
  • 2525W RMS x 2 at 2 ohms
  • 1510W RMS x 2 at 4 ohms
  • 890W RMS x 2 at 8 ohms
  • 2 channel independent, fourth-order Linkwitz-Riley crossovers

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  • submitteda year ago

    asked byKev

    fromAllentown pa

    Hey wondering if this would be a good fit to power my yamaha s115v speakers. They are rated at 500w rms, 1000w peak at 8 ohms

    Hey wondering if this would be a good fit to power my yamaha s115v speakers. They are rated at 500w rms, 1000w peak at 8 ohms

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    Yes, it would.