QSC GX7 Stereo Power Amplifier

May 202011

Power levels matched to the most popular speakers used by entertainers
Optimized for maximum real-world headroom into 4 ohm and 8 ohm speaker systems
Versatile XLR, 1/4 inch TRS and phono input connectors for compatibility with any source
Speakon combo outputs accept 1/4 inch TS plugs or Speakon 2-pole and 4-pole plugs
Loads of power and it still only weighs 15.5 pounds

The QSC GX7 amplifier is the ideal amp for professional entertainers who require maximum power, performance and portability on a limited budget. The hallmarks of the QSC brand – professional audio quality, meticulous engineering, precision manufacturing and long-term reliability – are all intrinsic to GX7. Add contemporary styling, multiple input/output options, extreme light weight(only 15.5 lbs!), and advanced protection circuitry, and the GX7 clearly represents real value – something everyone can use. QSC GX7 Stereo Power Amplifier Features Power levels matched to the most popular speakers used by entertainers Optimized for maximum real-world headroom into 4 ohm and 8 ohm speaker systems Versatile XLR, 1/4 inch TRS and phono input connectors for compatibility with any source Speakon combo outputs accept 1/4 inch TS plugs or Speakon 2-pole and 4-pole plugs Binding posts support all other speaker wiring systems Loads of power and it still only weighs 15.5 pounds The GX7 amplifier is powerful enough to handle most PA speakers on the market. Typically, loudspeaker manufacturers recommend an amplifier with power output equal to the speaker’s Program (Music) Power rating or two times (2 x) the Continuous (RMS) Power rating. The GX7 outputs 725 watts into an 8 ohm load. Owners of popular 4 ohm loudspeakers (such as dual-woofer, two-way models) will find the 700 watt (4 ohm) power of the GX5 an ideal match while the GX7′s 1000 watts will very capably power many of today’s popular subwoofers or two typical 8 ohm speakers per channel. The QSC GX7 adds the road-proven PowerLight supply to the Class H output section, for more overall output power and additional weight savings. The result is one of the highest power-to-weight ratios in the industry. A low-noise variable-speed fan with r