Yamaha Px8

Review

Yamaha's PX8 dual-channel Class D power amplifier gives you more than great-sounding amplification. It packs powerful built-in processing that would normally require an external PA management processing. We're talking onboard equalization for fine-tuning outputs, crossovers for integrating subs and fills, delays for correcting phase issues in large rigs, and a speaker-saving limiter. Factor in stellar sound quality, easy control via the LCD display, and its ultra-light weight, and it's clear the Yamaha PX8 stands out among power amps in its class.

Achieve better live sound with less gear thanks to built-in PA management

Live sound engineers at Sweetwater generally turn to dedicated speaker management processors for fine-tuning their PA systems. That's why we're pleased to see the Yamaha PX series of power amps offer a ton of powerful processing built right in. Fine-tune output channels with equalization, and add limiting to protect your speakers from dangerous signal spikes. Dial in crossovers to integrate subwoofers and fill speakers. Use the built-in delay network to ensure phase coherency across all speakers in larger rigs. And all of these advanced features are easily accessible from the LCD display.

Yamaha PX8 Dual-channel Class D Power Amplifier Features:

• Dual-channel Class D power amplifier with built-in PA management processing
• Connectivity includes XLR and TRS inputs, and speakON, binding post, and phono outputs
• Built-in PA management tools like EQ, limiting, delays, crossovers, and filters
• LCD display for easy navigation of advanced features

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