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$549Crown XLS1002 DriveCore II Power Amplifier 1100W
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$799Crown XLS1502 DriveCore II Power Amplifier 1550W
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$529Crown XLI1500 PA Power Amplifier 900W 2 Channel Pro Audio Amp
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$459Crown XLI800 PA Power Amplifier 600W 2 Channel Pro Audio Amp
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$1099Crown XLS2502 DriveCore II Power Amplifier 2400W
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$749Crown XLI2500 PA Power Amplifier 1500W 2 Channel Pro Audio Amp
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$899Crown XLS2002 DriveCore II Power Amplifier 2100W
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$1899Crown XTi4002 Digital Power Amplifier 1200W
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$1429Crown XLI3500 PA Power Amplifier 2700W 2 Channel Pro Audio Amp
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$1139Crown XTi1002 Digital Power Amplifier 500W
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$4509Crown XTi6002 Digital Power Amplifier 2100W
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$1899Crown XTi2002 Digital Power Amplifier 800W
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Crown power amplifiers are used in the professional audio industry with amps ranging from 400 watt to over 2000 watt. They are well suited to installed sound applications.
Acquired by Harman International in March of 2000, Crown has continued to move forward, producing numerous innovative designs, such as the DriveCore™ Install (DCi) series that was released in 2013. This series features both analog and Network amplifiers for the installed sound market. Using just one tiny chip to replace over 500 parts makes the DCi series of amplifiers the most reliable and innovative amplifier on the market today. These products and more embody the reliability and innovativeness that have long been the manufacturer’s hallmarks. Crown today continues to delight its customers with products that consistently exceed both specifications and expectations, even on the most demanding tours and installations.
Crown International Senior VP of R&D Gerald Stanley, who originally joined the company in 1964 as a tape recorder line technician and amplifier design engineer, comments on Crown’s success over the years. “In an era of cookbook designs and buggy software, it would seem that the most basic lessons of history have been forgotten,” he says. “Crown’s recipe is simple: design, build and service each product as if you were the customer. This approach not only drives the product to excellence, it drives the people to be the best that they can be.”
