Hey guys,
I've been given the task of putting together a stereo for a a 600sqm (6500sqf) warehouse. It's roughly rectangular, so no real concerns about anything fancy. There is a fairly limited budget for the system, so my plans were:
-Crown XL402 amp (bought second hand for an absolute steal) running at 4ohm (400Wrms/channel)
-2 pairs of 8 ohm 12' PA monitors in parallel (yet to purchase)
Obviously SQL isn't a major concern, it just needs to be relatively loud.
I have one question about the amp - grabbing a manual off the net, the only mention of inputs are female XLR on the back that are balanced. This is fine, except there's a matching pair of male XLR jacks right next to them. These aren't mentioned anywhere in the manual, nor on the amp. On the PCB they are designated 1A/1B and 2A/2B respectively.
Question is this - is this a pass-through connector for hooking up more amps, or is it just abother input option?

I've been given the task of putting together a stereo for a a 600sqm (6500sqf) warehouse. It's roughly rectangular, so no real concerns about anything fancy. There is a fairly limited budget for the system, so my plans were:
-Crown XL402 amp (bought second hand for an absolute steal) running at 4ohm (400Wrms/channel)
-2 pairs of 8 ohm 12' PA monitors in parallel (yet to purchase)
Obviously SQL isn't a major concern, it just needs to be relatively loud.
I have one question about the amp - grabbing a manual off the net, the only mention of inputs are female XLR on the back that are balanced. This is fine, except there's a matching pair of male XLR jacks right next to them. These aren't mentioned anywhere in the manual, nor on the amp. On the PCB they are designated 1A/1B and 2A/2B respectively.
Question is this - is this a pass-through connector for hooking up more amps, or is it just abother input option?
