LAB Gruppen IPX 2400
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LAB Gruppen
IPX 2400
Product Info
Article Number:
533202
Brand:
LAB Gruppen
Model:
IPX 2400
Category:
General Power Amps
Price:
$1,427.80
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The IPX 2400 is a powerhouse—seriously clean and efficient. The onboard DSP is a huge bonus for live sound engineers and install guys who need precise control. It's a premium piece of kit, perfect for touring rigs, high-end venues, or anyone needing serious power in a compact, rack-friendly package.
Product Description
- LAB Gruppen IPX 2400
- Digital 2-Channel Amplifier with Integrated DSP
- Power: 2x 800 W @ 2 Ohm
- 2x 1200 W @ 4 Ohm
- 2x 600 W @ 8 Ohm
- IPX Controller Software
- 40 Real Time Parametric EQs
- High- and Lowpass Filter
- Input Delay
- Output Delay
- Crossover
- Limiter
- Class-D power amplifier
- 2 Analogue XLR inputs
- 1 AES/EBU input
- 3 XLR link outputs
- 1 Ethercon RJ45 connector
- 2 NL4 outputs
- 2 Binding Post outputs
- Construction: 19"/1 U
- Installation depth: 423 mm
- Weight: 7.0 kg
PROS
- • Exceptional clean power; handles demanding transients effortlessly.
- • Integrated DSP offers precise control over system tuning.
- • Compact 1U design maximizes rack space utilization.
- • Robust construction; feels incredibly solid and reliable.
CONS
- • IPX Controller software can have a steep learning curve initially.
- • Limited analog input options compared to some competitors.
- • Premium-priced, requiring a significant investment.
Product Video
Key Features
Power (Watts)
2x 800 W @ 2 Ohm, 2x 1200 W @ 4 Ohm, 2x 600 W @ 8 Ohm
Channels
2
Class
D
Impedance
2, 4, 8 Ohms
Cooling
Convection (likely incorporating forced air for efficiency)
Weight
7.0 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
It's very capable but leans towards a more technical workflow; expect a steeper learning curve than some simpler interfaces.
While it lacks native Dante, the Ethercon RJ45 connector allows for integration using third-party Dante network bridges.
You'll get excellent headroom – easily handling demanding transient peaks without clipping, even at lower impedances.
