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Crown XTi 4002 2-channel Power Amplifier

Crown’s XTi 2 Series is one of the most powerful and innovative amplifiers available. The all-new XTi 2 Series amps set the benchmark for unsurpassed performance and value, delivering night after night without a hitch.The Crown XTi 4002 professional power amplifier provides 2,000 watts per channel at 2 ohms for live sound, DJ performances, and installations.

Crown XTi 6002 2-channel Power Amplifier

Original price was: ₨ 287,999.0.Current price is: ₨ 280,999.0.

Crown’s XTi 2 Series is one of the most powerful and innovative amplifiers available. The all-new XTi 2 Series amps set the benchmark for unsurpassed performance and value, delivering night after night without a hitch.

Crown XTi 2002 2-channel Power Amplifier

Original price was: ₨ 128,999.0.Current price is: ₨ 123,499.0.

Crown’s XTi 2 Series is one of today’s most powerful and innovative amplifiers. The all-new XTi 2 Series amps set the benchmark for unsurpassed performance and value, delivering night after night without a hitch.

Crown XTi 1002 2-channel Power Amplifier

Original price was: ₨ 97,999.0.Current price is: ₨ 91,999.0.

Crown’s XTi 2 Series is one of today’s most powerful and innovative amplifiers. The all-new XTi 2 Series amps set the benchmark for unsurpassed performance and value, delivering night after night without a hitch.

Crown XLi 3500 Power Amplifier

Original price was: ₨ 139,999.0.Current price is: ₨ 132,499.0.

The amplifier features XLR and RCA inputs, as well as Speakon and binding post outputs, allowing for easy connection to a variety of audio devices and speakers. The front panel features power, signal, and clip indicators for each channel, allowing for easy monitoring of the amplifier’s status.

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