Building Construction Calculation Xls

Even with extreme loads, this cpu crushes both, graphical and calculation intense scenarios with ease, all while staying incredibly cool and efficient while handling regular browsing, and documentation. It's 8 performance cores can push high frame counts in games like Cyberpunk 2077, while running your streaming software in the background, with ease. I bought this as part a build, paired with 32GB of ddr5 memory, and an 8GB RTX 3070, with a Z790 chipset mobo.

From a listening perspective, there is really no difference in the sound reproduction between the Crown XLS 1000 & 1002 series of power amplifiers ... both easily meeting an audiophile's criterion of a perfect amplifier ... a straight wire with gain. The most visible difference with the XLS 1002 Amp series is the symmetrical restyling of the front panel with a larger & brighter centrally-placed LCD display, clipping indicators & controls. The front air vents have also been re-positioned to provide more efficient cooling. Apart from a new pair of AUX connectors (for the sleep mode), the back panel's input/output connectors are unchanged. Not readily visible, but several enhancements have been made to the menu options. In addition to the older XLS 1000 menu options for configuring the amp outputs & cross-over frequencies, one can now ... select between an input sensitivity of 1.4 Volts (default) and 0.75 Volts, set a time-delay to put the LCD display to sleep, toggle on & off the blue front panel lights and the green signal level indicators, and lock the menu buttons. These are all nifty new enhancements, but one needs to bear in mind that there is no significant audible differences in the the sound performance between the two series of XLS Crown amplifiers ... both are amazing performers. A note to Canadian buyers ... due to some unspecified reason, B&H cannot ship any of the Crown XLS series of amplifiers to Canada. However one can order them online from a Canadian supplier, e.g., Axe Music Inc. or Moog Audio.

I have the AKG 414 xls. use it in my home studio ,and bring it to other studios. we have done many shoot outs against everything you could imagine either vintage or recent, even those costing ten time more, and the 414 constantly is the first choice.

We were looking to replace two ailing QSP amps. The Crown XLS series amps are AMAZING. They are exceptionally clean and easy to setup. They sound great and have many menu controls to give you great flexibility. The purchase and shipping through B&H cannot be easier. I have two more amps that will need replacing in the next year. I will be back!

I love this thing. It feels very quality and I really love the fact that the xls cable is built right in. It has a lot of style too. I've had a cheap one before and it just felt flimsy but this one is great. In fact I'm about to buy another.

7 year old XLS 2502 began having problems with one channel. I purchased an identical replacement. Great power and pretty decent sound for the price. XLR inputs seem to have less noise than the RCA, I’m driving the amp from the XLR outputs of my Marantz Pre Pro. Fans come on very rarely and are almost silent when they do.

My wife and I have both recorded audiobooks on the XLS for seven years. One of the reasons we like this mic is it works well with both of our voices. It's a work horse of a mic! The variable polar patterns as well as in mic low cut options are great perks to this classic mic.

Wow! Great looking speakers and the sound is excellent. I used a Crown XLS 1000 DriveCore Stereo Power Amplifier to power them and an Apple Airport express to stream music wirelessly through my iPad, iPhone or Mac.

Great, update from XLS Series 1. I have upgraded from the XLS1000 for my bass rig. I needed a little more headroom so I opted for this XLS1502 and I'm glad I did. The feature I find most useful is the added selection of frequencies in the High Pass filter section. The selections go down to I think 33Hz. I'm using the HP filter at 38.5 Hz which is about as low as my 15 in. speaker can can reproduce. Another nice newly added feature is the adjustable display and panel light settings. You can now adj the front panel indicators/lights to your liking. This is my 3rd Light weight digital amp, and my favorite for features, ease of use and clean power. B&H got it to me very quickly. They got it on the truck same day (hour) that I ordered it.

Just got the Crown XLS 1502, and have been auditioning it all day. I went from Denon POA-4400A monoblock amps (manufactured 1991) to the Crown. The Class AB monoblocks produce 160 watts at 8 ohms, and weigh in at a hefty 23 pounds each. The Crown weighs only 8.6 pounds, and is a lot easier to move around than the monoblocks. Pros: The additional 3 db of headroom is nice to have in a 400 square foot garage. I don't see myself actually using 300 watts, but the additional headroom is a plus to avoid speaker clipping. The Crown produces little heat, and the fan is inaudible. My audition included a variety of DDD compact discs. Preamplifier (Pioneer SPEC 1 manufactured 1981) set to tone OFF. The Crown does what a good amplifier should: percussion clean and crisp, vocals uncolored, bass frequencies distinct with plenty of thump. This is my second Class D amplifier (Sony A/V Receiver inside the house), and I am sold on Class D amplifiers: great power, runs cool and considerable weight savings. The Denon monoblocks served me well for 26 years. Let's see if the Crown XLS 1502 lasts 26 years.