• High peak output power with up to 4500W
• Power levels matched to popular loudspeakers and optimized for maximum headroom into 4-ohm and 8-ohm speaker systems
• Class-D output stage with a universal power supply for high performance and efficiency
• Extensive built-in loudspeaker processing, includes high & low-pass filters, 4-band PEQ, limiting, and delay
• Large LCD display simplifies amplifier setup and indicates amp status
• Inputs: Parallel XLR and 1/4” TRS connectors for compatibility with any source while providing convenient loop-thru capability
• Precision rotary encoders for gain and DSP parameter control
• Outputs: Professional binding post and NL4 connectors (compatible with NL2) provide for mono and bi-amp speaker connections
• Digital Limiting automatically protects the amplifier from damage due to temperature rise or overdrive
• Adjustable speaker protection to match your loudspeaker’s power and impedance
• Front panel LEDs indicate signal presence, input overload, and amplifier clipping

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. how many speakers can I connect per channel?

A: The QSC GX3 features 2 physical speaker outputs designed for optimal operation at 8 ohms. The unit is able to operate safely with a 4 ohm load as well which will give you a higher wattage output per channel. You are able to connect multiple speakers to each channel in parallel, but should be careful not to exceed the wattage and impedance ratings listed by the manufacturer.

Q: 2. Would this amp work for the famous studio monitors Yamaha ns-10m???? They are 50watts max and 8 ohms... the recommendation on the vintage Ampsthat were used back then have similar specs to this but I'm not sure if this would blow them out.... hope yall can help....

A: I would not use this amp to power speakers listed with a 50 watt max.

Q: 3. I know Bose makes one for the sub, but would this pyle work with a Bose b1 subwoofer? The Bose amp is really expensive and I am looking for a cheaper alternative. Thanks in advance.

A: I use this amp as a talk-back and monitor amp driving 2 JBL P60 speakers and it has plenty of power. I don't know if it would drive a sub-woofer. It all depends on the size and wattage of the Bose I guess. If it's over 250W it might not do the job.

Q: 4. Can this amp be used in a home theater setup?

A: It can, if your home is sufficiently large. The amp is designed for speakers up to 300W (most home theater speakers don't go above 100W, which would fill a decent sized living room with sound.) So the GX3 would work, but you also may find it overkill (and if your speakers are too small or rated at 16 Ohm, you may blow your speakers if you turn the amp volume up too high.)

Q: 5. It works with 4 and 8 ohm. What about 6 ohm?

A: The Pyle Pro PTA1000 is able to run at either 4 ohms or 8 ohms, but not 6 ohms.

Q: 6. I wish to use this amp with (4) speakers inside a small (1,500 sqft) fun center lobby with 10ft. ceilings. Would someone be able to suggest a good speaker match? Thanx.

A: Thank you for your question. Please give us a call at 800.606.6969 so that we can better assist you in getting the right speakers for your needs.

Q: 7. Can we give input to 1 GX3 power amplifier from another GX3 power amplifier?

A: There are no outputs on the GX3 other than speaker outputs which can not be connected to the input of another amplifier. The GX3 outputsare designed to connect only to speaker inputs

Q: 8. How can I connect 6 speakers to a 2 channel amp?

A: Depending on the specifications of your speakers it may not be possible to connect 6 speakers to a 2 channel amplifier. This particular amp is not designed to accept less than a 4 ohm load per channel. For information or suggestions on connecting speakers to this amplifier, please contact a Pro Audio Representative here by phone at 800-606-6969 or email audio@a href= http://bandh.com target= _blank bandh.com/a

Q: 9. Im frm Philippines.. What is the right wattage/amperes of transformer be use to power this Gx3

A: You would need a step down transformer such as this BH #SEST1500UD.

Q: 10. Is it possible to output low impedance on channel one and high impedance on channel two simultaneously?

A: When in stereo mode, the QSC ISA300Ti Commercial Power Amplifier with 70V Transformer operates both outputs independently, so you could use one channel for 8Ohm and the other channel for 70V.