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 CROWN MACRO-TECH i SERIES
Analogue Power Amplifiers
For over two decades, Crown's Macro-Tech i Series has been embraced by the professional sound reinforcement industry as one the most reliable, best sounding analogue power amplifier lines that money can buy. Now, thanks to the advent of newer technologies, Crown has undergone a careful yet significant refresh of the range.
Comprised of three models – the MA-5000i, MA-9000i and MA12000i – the Macro-Tech i Series builds upon its predecessor by incorporating Crown's advanced, patented Class-I circuitry, which efficiently delivers significantly greater power while simultaneously reducing overall amplifier weight by more than half. The new line-up is also equipped with comprehensive status, fault, and load monitoring via standard Ethernet networking and Harman Pro's HiQnet and System Architect software. Furthermore, a universal power-factor corrected power supply ensures that the new models can be used literally anywhere in the world, delivering full rated power regardless of where touring schedules may lead.
Indeed, between their I-Tech Series and new Macro-Tech i Series, Crown is the only manufacturer to have two premium amplifier product lines dedicated to touring sound. As is the case with all Crown amplifiers, the Macro-Tech i Series is backed by the manufacturer's industry exclusive three-year, no-fault, fully transferable warranty.
MA-5000i – 1800W per channel at 2 ohms (with 2565W 20mS burst), 2000W per channel at 4 ohms, 1250W per channel at 8 ohms, 3600W at 4 ohms bridged, and 4000W at 8 ohms bridged; US$4,255 MSRP. MA-9000i – 2500W per channel at 2 ohms (with 4570W 20mS burst), 3000W per channel at 4 ohms, 1500W per channel at 8 ohms, 5000W at 4 ohms bridged, and 6000W at 8 ohms bridged; US$5,200. MA-12000i – 3500W per channel at 2 ohms (with 5900W 20mS burst), 4000W per channel at 4 ohms, 2100W per channel at 8 ohms, 7000W at 4 ohms bridged, and 8000W at 8 ohms bridged; US$6,855.
Visit their website at www.crownaudio.com for more information.
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