Behringer NX6000 Power Amplifier

Absolutely awesome hear a lot people say it's loud it's not and I'm in the same room with itUsing it to power 2 skar 15" subwoofer rated at 1500 watts each 3000 max for my home home theater also using it with art clean box pro I've used ultimax speaker before they were ok but I wanted to move more air the skars have total xmax or 60mm I love the amp it's quite and runs very cool

UPDATE: I Got this response from the seller, ignoring the 3-year warranty!"Unfortunately, the return/replacement window is closed, we advise you to google the problem and how to fix it, or you can contact Amazon for a solution since they're the ones who fulfilled your order."ABThis product is a piece of crap. It worked a total of 30-minutes. After a short break, it never turned on again. It simply shows a red light indicating it is in "protected mode". We have tried everything to fix it. And the manufacturer is not honoring the 3-year warranty. Stay away from this NX6000, stay away from Behringer and stay away from the mother company, Music Tribe. In today's fast paced world, a musician needs a better company and a better prodct.

Using for a couple 18" subs that were originally QSC powered 18s. Power units went out so pulled the guts and installed speakons in each cab. This amp pushes two of them easily. I could purchase new units for $2000 each or buy one amp for $600 and problem fixed. Replacing the baskets is only a couple hundred if you blow them. This why I am getting away from Powered subs. They are just too expensive.

I know a lot of people have bad feelings about Behringer equipment, and I too have had some bad experiences with old mixers, but the amplifiers have been pretty good. This particular amp, realistically delivers somewhere in the neighborhood of 2000 and watts per channel. There is a YouTube video out there that proves this. With that in mind, I use these for some 18 inch subs, and this amp really delivered. I used it with a Behringer x32, and created a sub xover channel at about 100hz, and it really moved those subs. Class D amps are light weight, makes you think they don’t have any guts, but this amp will make you a believer!

Lo utilicé el fin de semana y me encantó

For the money this amp is a beast. Packs plenty of power. I’m currently using this amp to power (4) 15” Rockville subs (500w rms) @4ohm load and it’s giving them all they want to handle and I have tons of headroom. I suggest to anyone that’s interested in this amp to keep it away from clipping zone. This is where most bad reviews are coming from. As far as I’m concerned, it’s a pretty good amp. I love it.*Updated review from previous*I recently added a DBX Driverack PA2 to my set. Now that I have everything running properly I would like to add to the review of the Behringer NX 6000. This amp is impressive! I doesn't even break a sweat! Currently running (2) 15" subs with (2) 18" subs down to 4ohm load and now I just had some off my popcorn ceiling pop of in my garage! Hits hard and is a beast! Output signal hanging out between 3-6 db. Still have plenty of headroom. Buying another one😎

Would not recommend. Purchased two of these. One works great. The other. Straight out if the box powers on and goes into protection mode. Can not return because its over the 30 days. So I actually own a $450 paper weight.

The media could not be loaded. Sin lugar a duda le doy 5 estrella, quede sorprendido por la calidad de sonido y potencia y lo liviano que es, yo hice el reemplazo de ep4000 por este nx6000 y sin pensarlo lo volveria a ser,