Behringer iNUKE NU6000DSP Ultra-Lightweight, High-Density 6000 Watt Power Amplifier with DSP Control and USB Interface

This is a monster. Had the one without the dsp. It was great. Now i own this one. It is awesome!!!!!!!!!The dsp functions make a huge change to the sound without having to buy other stuff. Im using it on two twin 18 " jbl bins in church.

I have it running two 18 inch subwoofers in my home theatre. I build a 240L sealed box and connected them to this amplifier. Running each driver off a channel at 4ohm. Must say the DSP version is almost mandatory. I could not get the response I wanted in-room without the DSP. It has several modes of operation and even for first timer like me I managed to get around it without too much trouble. Be aware that this does not do what the name suggests. There is a big difference in 'peak power output' and RMS.Without getting too technical this unit has been bench tested and does about 1.4kw @ 8Ohm or 2kw @ 4Ohm both channels driven.The fans are rather noisy and not suitable if they going to be in same room as your HT. You will ideally want to give the unit a dedicated 220V 20AMP circuit if you planning on getting 100% capability from the AMP.Lastly be aware that Behringer have recently discovered a potential problem with the power supply diodes on the iNuke 6k. Check out the forums on SoundForums.net where the CEO/Founder of Behringer gives an explanation. The unit comes with 3 year warranty and they seem to be pro-actively dealing with the situation.UPDATE - 13 June 2013Well after about 30 hours of usage my unit died. Both channels were power limited to 1200W during that time. Exact same problem as most people face.The unit actually died while idling - IE no load. I was luckily in the room and heard a strange pop like sound. I had measured current before so I knowat idle the unit consumes about 50W 238V AC - which is nothing really. My unit has a manufacturer date of 11/11 even though I got it from Amazon in Dec 2012. The unit fails to power up and the fans spin for a few seconds before stopping. No lights no nothing. About to start the process of dealing with Behringer customer support. Will report back on how that process goes.UPDATE - 7 August 2013The customer experience was not great and it took several weeks to find a solution. I had the unit repaired and it failed again this weekend after 10 hours of post-repair use. The problem is exactly the same as before and it failed under almost no load. I have 4 other amplifiers - each a different make and so far no problems. Power is stable at 238VAC and I have protection and filters in the main DB board and at plug level. Will take it in for repairs again next week and hope they fix it properly this time round. The saga continues.... just hoping it isn't a trilogy.UPDATE - 30 August 2013Got the unit back again. I had the same service engineer look at the unit and turns out a second bank of faulty diodes was too blame. He replaced themand left the unit running idle for a day. I got it and then did the same. So far so good... it has never managed to remain up for this long in a single session. Hoping this is the last failure for a significant amount of time. We can only hope that they have updated the QC process for these and future amps.

The Amp served its purpose, providing clear sound, little noise and enough output to comfortably drive my large 8Ohm cabs at a price which could not be matched by companies with better reputations - its a decent amp. However, 3 months on, when one morning, the amp simply wouldn't turn on any more (the fan alone operates for a few seconds before cutting out too) I contacted Behringer through their website and got an automated confirmation email back but since then have heard nothing, despite having contacted them again since. In my opinion, Behringer's reputation for being a second tier manufacturer is well deserved. Amazon, by contrast, have been great; they asked me to return the amp and will refund me allowing me to replace the amp without any fuss. Nevertheless, I still can't afford a powerful enough Amp from one of the really good manufacturers so I've replaced it with another iNuke 6000 DSP from Amazon. I trust to luck that the failure was a one off and hope that I will not have to contact Behringer again. I would suggest that you should buy Behringer ONLY if you can't afford anything else; shortcuts on price are inevitably matched by shortcuts in customer service. 3 stars2014 - The replacement amp packed up too; same symptoms. Power diodes, apparently. This time, Berhinger's Music Group repaired it in good time and under warrantee but, when asked if this was likely to be a regular occurrence said that they didn't comment on individual problematic amps - although their email did say that I mustn't even share that information with you! Seemingly, I'm not alone. Fortunately, their Boss had more to say on a forum ([...]). I understand that Music Group will continue to repair my amp at their cost **from the date of purchase**, not from the date on which they installed components that were fit for purpose. All they had to do was to write to say that my amp's serial number had showed up as part of a faulty batch and, now repaired, would now give many years of trouble free service - and we've reset you warrentee date to prove it. I don't know that they haven't put back in the same rubbish that blew up in the first place as they won't comment! So I have little confidence in the amp. I won't pay to have it repaired if it packs up outside the warrentee period - but equally, I will never buy anything from Behringer again. It's not an utter basket case (they fixed it - until the next time!) but if you can afford some thing better from the outset, then please, please - at least have a look elsewhere. Imagine playing live, in the firm belief that this thing had such poor quality components inside that it can just pack up at any time and something inside is so wrong that that the customer service rep won't even comment on it! 2 stars!

Ordered this amp because it had all the necessary features; enough power for my woofers (though they are happy with ~500-1000w each but hey, at least the amp aint clipping ;) ) and of course the excellent DSP-features monitored and controlled via PC. Could not ask more for this price range!

Waw its got a built in equaliser that make music sound how ever i like i the click of my mouse i absolutely love it thank yooo...

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