http://forum.speakerplans.com/behri...am-kxd7200-bench-tested_topic69202_page1.html
I own that Behringer.
I own that Behringer.
Real test of Behringers Digital amps. iNuke NU6000
- Thread starter drzinc
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I skimmed over all the charts and measurements the dude took but frankly, I don't want all that crap. At the end, at least the way I read it was, "This should be a pretty good amp for the money." I want to hear some real-world comparisons on how clean these are and how hot it can be outside and they keep churning. I've been tempted to pickup a pair of these but frankly my 2 Peavey IPR3000s have handled every venue I've thrown at them and seem to be saying "Thanks, more please."
If I owned a JBL STX828S I don't think I would trust one of these Behringer amps to drive it.
The reason Behringer is an economy class product it that when they die ...they just die and it usually has more to do with it's construction than any load you were placing on it. They are disposable, and the audio chain you decide to make them a link within also needs to be recognized as equally disposable or dispensable.
If I had one of these I think I'd treat it like a life preserver - okay to keep you afloat for a short time but, if out on the water for any period of time I'd rather have a real boat.
The reason Behringer is an economy class product it that when they die ...they just die and it usually has more to do with it's construction than any load you were placing on it. They are disposable, and the audio chain you decide to make them a link within also needs to be recognized as equally disposable or dispensable.
If I had one of these I think I'd treat it like a life preserver - okay to keep you afloat for a short time but, if out on the water for any period of time I'd rather have a real boat.