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A solid power amp that I trust in many setups. The only one tiny little issue is the noise from the cooling fan. In most setups this isn't even an issue, but if used in a studio, the whirling is a bit annoying and there are quieter alternatives. However in a live situation it is one of my trusted go to brands.
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Fantastic budget amplifier
MattN 16.09.2014
The GX 5 is a very competitively priced budget amplifier from QSC.
The build quality is exactly what you would expect from QSC, despite the budget price point it doesn't feel cheap at all, the rear connectors are nice and solid and the case feels strong and firm, no flimsy, bending cheap metal as you pick it up.
The gain knobs on the front also feel nice and solid.
Well featured inputs, been aimed at the Mi market it's got phono as well as balanced XLR/Jack, the phono's are a great for connecting up a phone or mp3 player for quickly testing speakers (without getting out a mixer etc) or just for basic ipod disco applications.
Sound quality is very good for the price point as is the power output, works well and does what it says on the tin!
My only negative comment (if I have to find one) is the weight, been a conventional transformer power supply, rather than a switch mode supply, but something has to give at this price point.
All in all a great budget amplifier, QSC quality!
The GX 5 is a very competitively priced budget amplifier from QSC.
The build quality is exactly what you would expect from QSC, despite the budget price point it doesn't feel cheap at all, the rear connectors are nice and solid and the case feels strong and firm, no flimsy, bending cheap metal as you pick it up.
The gain knobs on the front also
The GX 5 is a very competitively priced budget amplifier from QSC.
The build quality is exactly what you would expect from QSC, despite the budget price point it doesn't feel cheap at all, the rear connectors are nice and solid and the case feels strong and firm, no flimsy, bending cheap metal as you pick it up.
The gain knobs on the front also feel nice and solid.
Well featured inputs, been aimed at the Mi market it's got phono as well as balanced XLR/Jack, the phono's are a great for connecting up a phone or mp3 player for quickly testing speakers (without getting out a mixer etc) or just for basic ipod disco applications.
Sound quality is very good for the price point as is the power output, works well and does what it says on the tin!
My only negative comment (if I have to find one) is the weight, been a conventional transformer power supply, rather than a switch mode supply, but something has to give at this price point.
All in all a great budget amplifier, QSC quality!
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Plenty of power... great sound... good price!
SoulWorks 24.05.2019
We take this product for granted. It works away quietly in a cabinet, doing its job consistently well. Ours is used in a small venue, so the volume is right down... but it has plenty of power. The sound it produces is great, and so was the price. It occasionally trips off the electrics in our building, but I suspect that's due to our wiring not the product.
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Delivery packaging of is very poor!
Don-Don 08.03.2021
The product are good, no question on it only for delivery packaging that Thomann should improved most..
