Crown I-Tech 4x3500HD

I-Tech 4x3500HD



The I-Tech 4x3500HD amplifier is the industry's first high-powered tour sound amplifier featuring four inputs, Analog, AES3, and CobraNet™, fully routable to any one of 4 outputs.  Each channel features a complete compliment of OMNIDRIVEHD™ Processing, including the acclaimed LevelMAX™ Limiter Suite, and support for linear phase FIR filters as used in the latest JBL V5 loudspeaker tunings.  Combine that with Crown's patented Class-I technology delivering uncompromising power output across all four channels, and it's easy to see why the I-Tech 4x3500HD is the flagship tour sound amplifier from Crown.

HD4 Power Matrix

The I-Tech 4x3500HD is available as two different model types;

I-Tech 4x3500HD with Speakon Connectors (4x3500HDS)

I-Tech 4x3500HD with Binding Posts (4x3500HDB)

4x3500HD Binding Posts

Recommended for: Installed Sound, Tour Sound.

Features

More Flexibility

• True Ethernet backbone – fast, reliable and scalable

• Color LCD provides users with diagnostics and presets for easy setup

• Includes SLM (Sweep Load Monitoring) with system-level diagnostics

• Front panel USB connector transfers presets to/from a USB drive to the amp’s DSP

• Performance Manager software interface, based on customer feedback manages presets, provides easier system-level changes, and includes a configuration wizard

• The only product available with analog, AES, CobraNet®, HiQnet™ and Ethernet connectivity

No Compromise

• BSS OMNIDRIVEHD™ DSP processing with IIR filters and linear-phase FIR filters

• High common-mode rejection eliminates hum and RFI on input cables

• Professional-grade connectors for all inputs and outputs

• Full power-supply voltage is always available, allowing instantaneous power on demand

• Quality-graded components let you safely drive the amplifier harder

• More total capacitance provides tremendous energy reserves for power bursts

No Comparison

• The only tour sound amplifier that provides four routable inputs to any output (analog, AES, VDrive, or CobraNet)

• LevelMAX™ peak voltage and RMS power limiters communicate with each other, resulting in smooth and accurate response, better sound

• Sixth generation patented Class-I (BCA®) circuitry couples power efficiently to the load and provides low AC current draw

• Global Power Supply; universal AC input accepts 100-240VAC, 50/60 Hz (±15%)

Specifications

Channels4 inputs, 4 outputs (Analog, AES 3, VDrive, CobraNet)
SensitivityAdjustable in 0.1dB increments from 1.28Vrms to 8Vrms
Damping Factor>5000
Signal to Noise Ratio≥108dB
THD (full rated power, 20 Hz - 20 kHz)0.35%
Frequency Response±0.25dB
Intermodulation Distortion (from 0 dB down to -40 dB)0.06%
Crosstalk>80dB
Common Mode Rejection>80dB typical
Power Connector32A PowerCON
Dimension (HxWxD)89mm x 483mm x 431mm
3.5in x 19in x 16.9in
Net Weight13.2kg (29lbs)

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