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I ordered an IPR 1600 but it kept cutting out during a gig. Turns out the fan wasn't working and it was overheating. I sent it back and ordered a Crown XLS 602 instead. I'll stick with heavy and reliable instead of light and cheap for a little while longer, at least until all the bugs are worked ou...

Ron K wrote:How do the IPRs handle Low voltage problems?

Hi Ron. For the 1600, start up voltage is around 90. Drop out voltage is 77. Fluctuations don't bother it.

I ordered an IPR 1600 but it kept cutting out during a gig. Turns out the fan wasn't working and it was overheating. I sent it back and ordered a Crown XLS 602 instead. I'll stick with heavy and reliable instead of light and cheap for a little while longer, at least until all the bugs are worked ou...

I ordered an IPR 1600 but it kept cutting out during a gig. Turns out the fan wasn't working and it was overheating. I sent it back and ordered a Crown XLS 602 instead. I'll stick with heavy and reliable instead of light and cheap for a little while longer, at least until all the bugs are worked ou...

What do you think of the new Peavey IPR 1600 Power Amplifiers? According to the talkbass forum, bass players seem to like them. Peavey has been making class D amps for over 25 years going back to the old Decca series, so I expect the IPRs to work. The engineer that designed the old Crest amps from ...

Hi I was just curious as to Big Ronn's reply regarding quick recovery about heavy metal old Crest 9001 series amps? I can't find the post, can anyone enlighten us if the newest Crest E-Light amps with DSP and without have the umph or cough when you drive 2 ohm load at high power settings? Thanks fo...