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Model 5000x 5-Channel Amplifier
$849.00
Home theater growing? Need more power? You’ve come to the right place. The high-caliber Model 5000x 5-Channel Amplifier has plenty to offer:
HONEST POWER: 5x120W into 8Ω, 5x180W into 4Ω [all channels driven].
BALANCED INS: Balanced input stage with Common Mode Rejection.
NEUTRAL AMPLIFICATION: Uncolored amplification.
Excellent noise rejection, accurate amplification, and ample headroom; the go-to choice for those needing an extra channels of amplification, in all but the largest of rooms or the most stubborn speakers.
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Reviews
Audioholics Review of the Model 5000 (predecessor to the Model 5000x)
Support Documents
UPC: 885547702934
There are many Outlaws who roam the vast audio plains in search of the perfect multichannel amplification. You know the type. Heck, maybe you even fancy yourself a stickler for honest power, the likes of which could tame even the most demanding speakers.
You may have heard murmurings of something called the Outlaw Audio Model 5000X. A high-caliber 5-channel amplifier known for its 5 x 120 watts into 8 ohms or 5 x 180 watts into 4 ohms, all channels driven. Word around town is it’s perfect for a moderate-sized home theaters and offers performance that could turn even the most humble homesteads into palaces of sound.
Some say the true magic of the Model 5000X lay in its balanced input stage via XLR with Common Mode Rejection, a feature as sharp as the sheriff’s eye, keeping external noise at bay.
Much like its big brother, the Model 7000X, the 5000X is equipped with a balanced input stage to fend off hum and noise from EMI or RFI. For those working with unbalanced inputs, the differential-sensing RCA circuit stands ready to combat input hum.
If ample power, excellent noise rejection, a clean and neutral sonic signature, and dynamic headroom that stretches as far as the eye can see is what you’re lookin’ for, the Model 5000X is ready to tame all but the largest rooms or the most stubborn speakers on your behalf.
Ready to join the Outlaw Audio posse and discover the promise of Honest Power?
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Data sheet
- Crosstalk
- Greater than -70dB from 20Hz – 20kHz
- Frequency Response
- 20Hz -20kHz +/- 0.5 dB at rated output (120W)
- Input Impedance
- 40KOhms
- Input Sensitivity
- 1.2 Volts
- Intermodulation Distortion
- Less than 0.05% from 250mV to output full rated output (120W)
- Power Output
- 120 watts RMS x 5 (all channels driven simultaneously into 8 ohms from 20 Hz to 20 kHz with less than 0.02% total harmonic distortion, A-weight filter).
180 watts RMS x 5 (all channels driven simultaneously into 4 ohms from 20 Hz to 20 kHz with less than 0.03% total harmonic distortion, A-weight filter) - Signal to Noise
- 111dB A-Weighted
- Dimensions
- 5.8215" x 17.0" x 16.75" (HxWxD)
Specific References
Can't go wrong with Outlaw Audio
Little biased due to the fact that I am a prior outlaw audio customer. I own the Outlaw M8 subwoofer, the A/B amp on that subwoofer and the bass reproduction is second to none for an 8 inch driver. I bought the 5000x to go with Schiit Syn surround processor, it does the job very well producing clean clear sound. Build quality, sound quality is top line. I totally trust this brand. In terms of pricing, considering the balanced inputs, 5 channels and 120w x 8 Ohms, and good customer service in comparison to equivalent products, this is good value. My setup is mixed: Paradigm Studio 100 Reference towers, JBL Studio 230 surround, Monster Beatbox Center channel(powered), Paradigm Servo 15 Sub
Should have done this years ago.
After researching and reviewing YouTube recommendations I finally upgraded my home entertainment system with powered amp, specifically the Outlaws 5000X. My AVR is Denon X4500H and is excellent, but always had minor issues with dialogue in movies. I would have to increase volume, but after adding Outlaw it’s like night and day. The dialogue is crisp and more assertive were I no longer need to increase the volume to listen.
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Performance
You can really tell the difference in sound quality on the action scenes. Does moments that goes from silent to really loud very fast is perfect!
Excellent
The amp works flawlessly, it was well packaged, and arrived two days ahead of schedule. Very pleased and highly recommend if the watts/channel meets your needs.
It's a work horse used daily for over a year now.
Had over a year now. Use it to bi-amp my front towers and run my center channel. I have a cooler on top of it. Rarely see it get to 90f running it pretty hard. 90 is where I have it set for the fans to even come on. Great bang for the buck.
Really delivers the goods.
Yup, this is a 50 pound beast. I am a senior citizen. I needed extra muscle from my senior wife.It delivers in sonic clarity and delivers the power to drive a 5.1 home theater. I purchased a Marantz Cinema 70s to pair with it's preamp section which is outstanding. The Marantz in 5 channel mode sounds less detailed when using it's amp in comparison. Wimpy.. Unfortunately, Outlaw no longer makes preamps. I have highly sufficient vintage JBL 8 ohm speakers, which can be driven to ear splitting levels.. This amp does not clip. I had problems setting up the Marantz and could not get sound from the unit.. Initially I thought it was the Outlaw. Contacted Outlaw, filled out a "ticket" and promptly was contacted by a tech. Turned out there was no problem with either electronic device. Outstanding bang for the buck. And it pairs nicely with the Cinema 70s.
Keeper
This amp is fantastic. It has plenty of power to drive anything you throw at it just about. Anything I've ever seen anyway. It sounds great. I did have to connect the ground wire to my AVR to stop ground loop hum but it worked great and hum was gone. Audioholics tested this amp and at 8 ohms it put out over 135 watts rms to all 5 channels. The rating goes up considerably if only 3 channels are used for front L,R & Center channels are used. It is by far the best deal on any 5 channel amp dollar for dollar. I would buy it again in a heartbeat. There is not another 5 channel amp available anywhere that can compete with this amp especially at this price. You simply can't beat it.
If you think you need more power , buy it .
I purchased my Outlaw 5000x on 11-20-2021 and it was the last thing I bought for a upgrade for my home theater . I had a Yamaha RX-V383 and wanted more power to drive my Fluance Signature Home Theater speakers . I first bought a Denon 540BT AVR and still not enough power so then I bought the Denon X2700H AVR and still not enough power . So now I'm in to deep cash wise to stop , only way to go is an amplifier I thought so I bought this Outlaw 5000x to solve my issues and it did after I bought adapters for lack of pre outs on my new Denon X2700H AVR . I know ignorance is no excuse but I figured this shouldn't be to hard and I was wrong . I should've bought the Out 5000x from the very beginning and saved about 1500 bucks and headache . This amp kicks ass as far as I'm concerned and I my only regret is that I didn't buy it first . Great product ..
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Home theater growing? Need more power? You’ve come to the right place. The high-caliber Model 5000x 5-Channel Amplifier has plenty to offer:
HONEST POWER: 5x120W into 8Ω, 5x180W into 4Ω [all channels driven].
BALANCED INS: Balanced input stage with Common Mode Rejection.
NEUTRAL AMPLIFICATION: Uncolored amplification.
Excellent noise rejection, accurate amplification, and ample headroom; the go-to choice for those needing an extra channels of amplification, in all but the largest of rooms or the most stubborn speakers.
| See Front Panel Huge |
See Rear Panel Huge |
Reviews
Audioholics Review of the Model 5000 (predecessor to the Model 5000x)
Support Documents
UPC: 885547702934
Model 5000x 5-Channel Amplifier
$849.00
Outstanding surprise :-)
Quite honestly, I thought this would be an "interim" amp while I decided what to do about my McCormack HT-5 (failed channel). I was very surprised to find that the 5000x gives up little (if anything) to the venerable McCormack. The 5000x's subtleties, nuance, clarity, and power are all very good for ANY amp, but for an $849 MSRP, the Outlaw is simply OUTSTANDING. There's no decision to be made. The 5000x is staying; the HT-5 is being permanently "retired." The 5000x runs right with the McCormack and crushes the Rotel amp I had kept as a "backup." The Outlaw is just so clean and clear compared to the old RB-1075. In my system, all separates and "dual duty" (2.0 music #1, Surround #2), the 5000x has earned a well-deserved "home."