The ButtKicker BKA1000-P Power Amplifier is an all-digital power amplifier designed specifically to power ButtKicker LFE, Advance, mini-CT, and mini-LFE transducers. It features high and low-cut filters that can be adjusted to the users preference. For convenience, it includes a wireless remote control and optional rack ears.

Designed Specifically to Power ButtKicker LFE, Advance, mini-CT & mini-LFE transducers

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I saw in pics that it's has some kind of selector For 220v, it's multivoltage?thanks!

A: Unfortunately, the Crown Audio XLS 1002 does not feature a worldwide power supply. They come factory set to work in the region in which they have been sold to; in our case, North America. The marking in the back with the various voltage selections are just an indicator of the options available through crown, but are most definitely marked by region.

Q: 2. How much rack space does this amp take up?

A: Actually it is a 2RU form factor. About 4 inches is correct. Each RU is about 1 7/8 inches.

Q: 3. what will be the RMS wattage be with 6 ohm speakers, eg, cerwin vega xls 15 ?

A: Crown has not provided wattage ratings for 6 ohms, but they do list ratings for 4 and 8 ohms. We can use the specs listed for peak wattage to calculate RMS wattage at 4 and 8 ohms. 6 ohms is going to be right in the middle so you can get a better idea of how it would perform with your speaker. At 4 ohms, the XLS 2502 is rated at 775W per channel and 2400W bridged for peak power, which works out to approximately 550W per channel and 1700W bridged for RMS power at 4 ohms. At 8 ohms, the XLS 2502 is rated at 440W per channel and 1550W bridged for peak power, which works out to approximately 310W per channel and 1100W bridged for RMS power at 8 ohms.

Q: 4. Is that 775watts at hz or khz?

A: Neither. The power rating for an amplifier is not related to the frequency response. The 775 Watt power rating for the Crown XLS 2502 Stereo Power Amplifier is for each channel when the amp is operating at 4 Ohms. This means the amp will deliver 775 Watts to each channel to drive a 4 Ohm speaker. The maximum power the amp can output will vary depending on the impedance of the speakers that are connected. With an 8 Ohm speaker the amp delivers 440 Watts per channel and with a 2 Ohm speaker the amp delivers 1200 Watts per channel. When speakers with lower impedance ratings are use the amp will deliver higher amounts of power.

Q: 5. When it say 2100w into 4ohms is that RMS or max watts?

A: According to Crown, the power specifications are the maximum average power in watts at 0.5% THD at 1 kHz.

Q: 6. Can I stack one on top of the other with heating problems?

A: It is recommended to leave at least 1u of space between amps to reduce potential overheating issues.

Q: 7. Will the amp conserve all configurations if unplugged?

A: The configurations of the Crown Audio XLS 1002 Stereo Power Amplifier are saved when powered off. The configurations are only lost if a factory reset is performed.

Q: 8. How loud is this amp, I have 2 18" subwoofers at 4ohms running indoors?

A: This amplifier delivers 775 watts of clean power at 4 ohms. Actual volume, or SPL, will depend largely on the speakers themselves, but that is quite a bit of power being driven to 18" subs in an indoor setting.

Q: 9. can I use a 2002 and 2502 both bridged without significant problems?

A: The amps can each operate safely in bridged mode as long as you are connecting them to speakers that are compatible with the power and impedance ratings.

Q: 10. Can I use 2 of these for my Atmos speakers 4 speakers?

A: So long as your Atmos speakers were spec'd for a program power rating of 200 watts at 8 ohms per speaker, then yes this amp could work. To maintain 4 channel separation, you would want to run 2 amps for 4 speakers.