P 7000 II

The new P-iiSeries Power Amplifiers deliver solid, professional-quality power in a wide range of configurations designed to suit a variety of applications. In 4 ohmas bridged mode the P 7000 ii delivers 3200 watts, the P 5000 ii 2600 watts, the P 3500 ii 2000 watts, and the P 2500 ii 1300 watts.
Those on a budget will find the lineup’s high power output and affordable prices offer superior quality without putting a strain on allotted funds. Further savings are realized with extremely efficient operation utilizing EEEngine technology, which keeps operational costs down by significantly reducing AC power consumption and heat generation.

The new P-ii Series Power Amplifiers can be used with any loudspeaker system, but if you’re using popular speakers they will provide optimum power and performance. In an 8Ω stereo application, power output per P 7000 ii channel is 750 watts, the P 5000 ii puts out 525 watts per channel, the P 3500 ii delivers 350 watts per channel, and the P 2500 ii outputs 275 watts per channel. This wide selection lets you choose the amplifier that best matches the power handling capabilities of your speaker system.
All four models are equipped with independent sweepable high-pass and low-pass filters on each channel so you can optimize output for subwoofer or full range systems.

Look at the specifications and you’ll notice that the P 2500 ii and P 3500 ii are surprisingly light in weight, making transport and setup less of a chore. What is really impressive, however, is the difference in weight per watt when you look at the P 5000 ii and P 7000 ii. The use of an advanced power supply makes these two models very lightweight while maintaining superior audio quality.

To provide the most versatile connectivity possible, all four models are equipped with Speakon output jacks and 1/4-inch output jacks for each channel, in addition to 5-way binding post. Balanced XLR and 1/4-inch TRS jacks are provided for channel input.

EEEngine (Energy Efficient Engine) Technology makes more efficient use of AC power by reducing power consumption and heat generation without sacrificing output power or sound quality. When power requirements are low, the system uses a highly efficient current buffer to transparently switch input power on and off as needed. As power requirements increase, an independently responding auxiliary power line supplies additional power as required. Output isn’t compromised because the auxiliary power line is driven by the power supply voltage which maintains maximum output to the speaker load.

YS Processing achieves optimum matching with popular loudspeaker systems. This special circuit optimizes output from the power amplifier to match the characteristics of Club Series speaker systems, resulting in extra-smooth highs and enhanced lows.