
A TX professional two-channel rack-mount power amplifier rated around 2000W. It takes line-level audio from your mixer and drives passive PA speakers and subs, so a hall or event is filled with clean, powerful sound.
The TX 2000W Power Amplifier is a professional two-channel, rack-mount power amplifier rated at roughly 2000W of output.
It is the power stage in a passive PA system: it sits between your mixing console and your passive speaker cabinets, taking a weak line-level signal and amplifying it enough to drive loudspeakers.
It accepts line-level audio on XLR and jack inputs from a mixer, and sends amplified power to passive top speakers and subwoofers through Speakon speaker outputs on the rear.
The unit runs on 230V AC mains and is built into a standard pro-audio rack chassis, so it fits neatly into an equipment rack or roadcase for transport between venues.
This amplifier is a dedicated power stage, not a mixer and not a speaker. It has no built-in speakers, so it drives passive cabinets that need external amplification.
Because it is rated around 2000W across two channels, it suits medium-sized events where a passive speaker stack needs solid, headroom-rich power for speech, music and DJ playback.
Front-panel level controls set the gain per channel, and rear connectors handle input and speaker output.
To make sound you pair it with passive speakers, a mixer or line-level source, and the right speaker and signal cabling, all running from a 230V mains supply on site.