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The Crown XLS 2502 is a two-channel Class D power amplifier rated at 775 watts per channel into 4 ohms. It uses Crown's DriveCore technology to keep weight under 11 pounds while delivering high headroom and clean sound. Built-in DSP with highpass, lowpass, and bandpass filters on each channel lets you tune crossovers and match loudspeakers without external processing. It suits DJs, musicians, and installers who need a lightweight, powerful amp with flexible load handling, including 2-, 4-, and 8-ohm stereo and bridged mono operation. Reviewers consistently praise its power, sound quality, and value, though some note the fan noise and menu-driven DSP as minor drawbacks.
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Lowest price we've seen: $782.00 on Nov 13 at Sam Ash Direct. Tracked across 10 stores since Nov 13.
Owners give the Crown XLS 2502 high marks for its powerful, clean output and lightweight build. Many appreciate the built-in DSP and flexible connectivity, though a few mention fan noise and a learning curve for the menus.
The Crown XLS 2502 is a 2-channel power amplifier rated at 775 watts. It is part of Crown's DriveCore series and uses Class D, DriveCore technology. It weighs less than 11 lbs.
Each channel has highpass, lowpass and bandpass filters for crossover tuning, loudspeaker matching and system EQ. A large LCD display shows the parameters. The amp can power 2-, 4- or 8-ohm loads and can be bridged for 4-ohm or 8-ohm mono operation.
Peak-x Limiters protect the speakers while keeping output high. Forced-air fans prevent excessive thermal buildup. A sleep mode shuts the unit down after a set time. A security setting disables the menu buttons, and a system reset restores factory settings.



