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Chaser:
ALESIS STRIKE AMP 12 2000-watt Powered Drum Amplifier





Give Your Drum Sound the Power it Deserves.
You’ve worked hard to perfect your style. It’s yours and yours alone. Same thing with your sound—it has to be uniquely yours.
Don’t trust your sound to an ordinary speaker. You need the Alesis Strike Amp 12 powered drumming speaker.   
With 2000 watts of explosive bi-amplified power and super high-performance transducers, this speaker is designed specifically for your Alesis electronic drum kit.
It will deliver your sound with the power, detail and style that you demand.
With its handsome, refined appearance, lightweight but rugged construction and versatile user interface, the Strike Amp 12 is a snap to set up and use.
You’re not just any drummer. Don’t settle for just any speaker.

 Features   
* 2000 watts of peak power delivers clarity, punch and more than enough headroom for any performance or practice space
* Specially-voiced 12-inch woofer and high frequency compression driver deliver your drum sounds with precise, full response across the entire frequency range without any artificial coloration
* (2) XLR/TRS 1/4-inch combo inputs with independent volume controls and clip indicator
* XLR output to link another Strike Amp 12 or send your performance to another input device
* Lightweight and flexible tilt-back cabinet design that can also be pole-mounted
* Contour EQ switch to control your sound
* Ground-Lift switch eliminates unwanted noise
Specifications

    Output Power:
        2000W (peak, 1300LF + 700HF)
        1000W (continuous RMS, 650LF + 350HF)
    Drivers:
        Low-Frequency: 12.0” (305mm) low-frequency driver, 3.0” (76mm) high-temperature voice coil
        High-Frequency: 1.4” (35mm) voice coil, neodymium-magnet high-frequency driver with precision waveguide
    Crossover Frequency: 2.0KHz
    Maximum SPL: 131dB (peak), 128dB (continuous) (dB-SPL @ 1m)
    Frequency Response: 53Hz – 20kHz (+3dB)
    Frequency Range: 46Hz – 22kHz (-10dB)
    Horn Coverage: 90o horizontal x 60o vertical (nominal)
    Equalization: Contour switch with low- and high-frequency +3dB boost
    Connectors:
        (2) XLR/TRS 1/4” (6.35mm) combo inputs
        (1) XLR link output
        (1) IEC power cable input
    Controls: Power switch, (2) volume control knobs (1 per input), EQ contour switch, ground-lift switch
    Indicators: (2) power LEDs (1 front-panel, 1 rear-panel), clip limiter LED
    Protection: Electronic clip, thermal & transducer overdrive
    Power:
        Connection: IEC
        Input: Voltage 100V , 110–120V , 220–240V ; 50/60Hz (switchable)
        Fuse: 100–120V T10AL AC250V, 220–240V T5AL AC250V
        Consumption: 800W
    Enclosure: Trapezoidal, injection-molded polypropylene enclosure with perforated steel grille
    Dimensions: 23.8” x 13.9” x 13.8”
    Weight: 16.3kg

ALESIS STRIKE AMP 12

ALESIS STRIKE AMP 12 User Guide

Introducing the ALESIS STRIKE AMP 12

Looks similar to the ALTO TS312

Hellfire:
Good info! Thanks Chaser.

I've noticed 2000 watt is the new place to be for drum amps. Simmons came out with a similar one about a month or so ago:

Simmons DA2012B Advanced Drum Amplifier

Price point for these is about $300.00

Chaser:

--- Quote from: Hellfire on July 10, 2019, 08:45:37 AM ---Good info! Thanks Chaser.

I've noticed 2000 watt is the new place to be for drum amps. Simmons came out with a similar one about a month or so ago:

Simmons DA2012B Advanced Drum Amplifier

Price point for these is about $300.00

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I have been seeing a few of these released.
inMusic owns the HEADRUSH and ALTO Trademarks.
The HeadRush FRFR-112 and the ALTO TS312..are identical to the STRIKE AMP 12

AlanK:
Saw the video, looks nice. 2000 watts, seems brutally loud.. may wanna go for a pair so you can have 4000 watts in stereo? :)

Iggford:
This may be worth checking out for me.  I currently use a Behringer Eurolive F1220D as my on-stage monitor.  It's got a 12" speaker inside also, but I've noticed that the bass distorts a bit at higher volumes.  I don't think it's necessarily designed to be a drum amp, but it does work as a monitor for me on stage.  Our PA is a dual Bose L1 system, so it more than makes up for it.  I don't complain since I didn't purchase it, but I may pick one of these up for home use at the very least!


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Shawn

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