the t.amp E-1500
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the t.amp
E-1500
Product Info
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This t.amp E-1500 is a serious contender for smaller to mid-sized venues or bands needing a reliable, powerful stereo amp. The Class H design keeps things relatively cool, and the bridging option gives you a substantial mono channel when you need it—perfect for DJs or bands with demanding low-end needs.
Product Description
- the t.amp E-1500
- Stereo Power Amplifier
- Power: 2 x 1220 W at 4 ohm
- 2 x 850 W at 8 ohm
- 1 x 2440W at 8 ohm bridged (@1kHz
- THD<=0.1%)
- Frequency range: 20 Hz - 20
- 000 Hz
- XLR input and output
- Input sensitivity: 0.77 V
- Outputs: Speaker Twist and binding posts
- Protected circuit design: DC
- Short-circuit protection
- Over temperature protection
- Limiter
- Amplifier class: H
- Mains power: 230 V
- 50 Hz
- Dimensions (W x D x H): 482 (19") x 362 x 88 mm
- Design: 19" / 2 U
- Weight: 16 kg
PROS
- • Impressive power for the size and price point, bridging capability expands versatility.
- • Class H design offers efficient power delivery with reduced heat.
- • Robust 19in rackmount format simplifies integration into existing setups.
- • Solid build quality; feels durable and ready for gigging.
CONS
- • Limited input sensitivity may require preamps for some signal sources.
- • Cooling, while adequate, could be improved for sustained high-power use.
- • Bridged mode frequency response is limited to 1kHz, impacting low-end extension.
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Key Features
Power (Watts)
2 x 1220W @ 4Ω, 2 x 850W @ 8Ω, 2440W bridged @ 8Ω (1kHz)
Channels
2 + Bridged
Class
H
Impedance
4Ω - 8Ω
Cooling
Convection, internal heatsink
Weight
16 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
You’ll get plenty of clean headroom for most applications, but pushing it to its limits will introduce a slight compression characteristic common to Class H amps.
The convection cooling is designed to be quiet, but at higher power levels, you might hear a subtle fan hum, especially in very quiet environments.
t.amp's reputation is solid, but consistent monitoring of operating temperatures is crucial for maximizing longevity given the high power output in a compact chassis.
