Peavey IPR2 5000 | Amplifier: 1,985W x2 at 4 Ohms
$1,299.99
| Brand | Peavey |
| Name | Peavey IPR2 5000 |
| Build Material | Rugged build |
| Dimensions | 21.2" (L) x 21" (W) x 6" (H) |
| Included Accessories | Not specified |
| Mounting Options | Not specified |
| Weight | 17.42 lb (7.9 kg) kg |
| Connectivity Protocols | Combo XLR / 1/4" TRS inputs, signal pass-through jacks |
| Power Rating | 1,985W x2 at 4 Ohms W |
| Warranty Length | Not specified years |
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Just got one of these the other day, and the Thanksgiving holiday gave me the free time to try it out. I was really skeptical about these amps, but after using it have nothing but good things to say about it. It's unbelievable light, but sounds great. You can pretty much see through the entire amp because all sides are full of perforations for air flow, which seem to keep it cool even without the heavy heat sink. I'm using this to power a pair of Electro Voice ELX 215 loud speakers. Before using this I had an Electro Voice Q99 amp hooked to them which was a little small, but I thought it sounded good, up till I got this. This amp truly gave me the headroom needed to hear how awesome these EV speakers sound. I almost went with the EV Q1212 amp because I've had suck great luck with the Q99 but I'm happy Tom recommended this cheaper Peavey amp as it's gotta be just as good, but cheaper. The channel mode switch on back is a nice feature if wanting to hook this up to a sub and only get the base out of it or something similar. I can't really fid anything about this amp I don't like. Being able to use it in a bridged mode would have been nice, but for the price I'd just buy the next size up and have an extra channel for later expanding.
