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General| Channels | 2 |
|---|---|
| 4 Ohms Bridged Power | 5000W |
| Frequency Response | 20 Hz - 20 kHz |
| Input Sensitivity | 1.4V |
| 2 Ohms Power | 2500W per channel |
| Input Impedance | 20k Ohms |
| Cooling | Continuously variable speed fan |
| Connectors | Speakon, binding posts |
| Height | 3.5" |
| Damping Factor | >500 |
| Protection | Thermal, overload, short circuit |
| Dimensions | 19" x 3.5" x 16.2" |
| Weight | 28 lbs |
| Power Requirements | 100V-240V |
| 8 Ohms Power | 1250W per channel |
Welcomes users to the I-Tech HD Series, highlighting its features and benefits.
Lists the key features and technologies integrated into the I-Tech HD Series amplifiers.
Provides instructions for unpacking, inspecting, and preparing the amplifier for installation.
Warns about potential magnetic field interference with sensitive equipment.
Outlines essential guidelines for using shielded wire and short cables for input.
Details recommended cables and connectors for balanced and unbalanced analog audio inputs.
Specifies recommended wiring and connectors for outputting audio signals to speakers.
Describes how to wire one Speakon connector to two speakers for stereo operation.
Details wiring two speakers to separate Speakon connectors for stereo operation.
Outlines the general procedure for enabling and wiring the amplifier in Bridge-Mono mode.
Provides advice on preventing speaker damage through proper signal management and filtering.
Guides users through the correct steps for powering on the amplifier.
Explains the function of each LED indicator on the front panel.
Describes the rotary controls used for adjusting channel attenuation and muting.
Details the liquid crystal display for viewing presets and speaker processing.
Describes the high-current binding posts for speaker connections.
Explains the EtherCon Ethernet connector for networking the amplifier.
Details the 3-pin female XLR connector for digital audio input.
Guides users on how to navigate menus and settings using the front panel LCD screen.
Provides a visual representation of the amplifier's menu structure and available settings.
Details how to select the correct network adapter for system setup.
Lists various applications and benefits of the amplifier's onboard Digital Signal Processing.
Explains the meaning of various front panel indicator lights and their potential causes.
Addresses issues related to lack of sound or input signal reception.
Covers problems with network connectivity, data indicators, and computer communication.
Details power output, sensitivity, frequency response, distortion, and latency metrics.
Presents a graph illustrating the amplifier's frequency response across different frequencies.
Shows a graph of crosstalk levels relative to frequency.
Displays a graph representing the damping factor across various frequencies.
Provides tables for the I-T5000HD showing AC current draw and thermal dissipation.
Provides tables for the I-T9000HD showing AC current draw and thermal dissipation.
Explains the various protection mechanisms built into the amplifier for safety and reliability.
Describes the universal power supply and Power Factor Correction for worldwide use.
Details how to obtain service for units domestically and internationally.
Provides detailed instructions on how to pack the unit for safe return shipping.
Outlines the payment terms for repairs not covered under warranty.
Explains the warranty period, exclusions, and claims process for US and Canadian purchasers.
Outlines the warranty period, exclusions, and claims process for international purchasers.
