Gemini XGA-4000 professional power amplifier, 4000W bridged, 2U rack

Gemini XGA-4000 professional power amplifier, 4000W bridged, 2U rackThe Gemini Sound XGA 4000 is a 2U power amp built for working performers, venue installs, and mobile rigs that need dependable output show after show. You get 2x 350W RMS at 4 stereo, pro grade inputs and outputs, and a cooling system that keeps the amp stable through long nights. Gemini's been making gear for the stage since 1974 this is the amp you buy when you want pro performance without the pro tier price. Key features Real power for real rooms

The Gemini Sound XGA-4000 is a 2U power amp built for working performers, venue installs, and mobile rigs that need dependable output show after show. You get 2x 350W RMS at 4Ω stereo, pro-grade inputs and outputs, and a cooling system that keeps the amp stable through long nights. Gemini's been making gear for the stage since 1974 — this is the amp you buy when you want pro performance without the pro-tier price.

Key features

• Real power for real rooms — Enough headroom to drive a full PA without running your speakers into clipping. Works in stereo for standard two-speaker setups or bridged mono when you need to push a single high-demand cabinet.
• Stays cool, stays quiet — Front-to-rear airflow with a variable-speed fan keeps temperatures in check during long gigs and ramps down when it doesn't need to work as hard. No fan whine bleeding into quiet moments.
• Every input and output you'd expect — Balanced XLR and 1/4" inputs, unbalanced RCA, three Speakon outputs for channel A, B, and bridge, plus 5-way binding posts for banana plugs. Drop it into any rig without hunting for adapters.
• Built-in protection for your gear — Limiter, DC output, short-circuit, and thermal protection work together to keep the amp and your speakers safe when things get loud or something goes sideways at the venue.
• Status at a glance — Front-panel signal, clip, protect, and bridge LEDs plus independent volume controls for each channel. You always know what the amp's doing without pulling it out of the rack.