Behringer NX6000 6,000W 2-Channel Power Amplifier

The Behringer NX6000 6,000W 2-channel power amplifier brings massive sound reinforcement muscle in an astonishingly portable package. With 3,000W per channel into 4 ohms, it delivers enough power to rattle walls, yet weighs only 13 pounds. Thanks to Behringer's revolutionary Class-D amplifier technology, the NX6000 runs extremely cool and energy efficient. SmartSense impedance compensation provides consistent tone regardless of your speaker setup. Whether you need to drive full-range speakers and subwoofers in stereo or mono mode, the NX6000 has the sonic versatility and brute strength to handle even your most demanding live gigs and studio sessions. Go Lightweight With High-Density Class-D Amplification At the heart of the NX6000 is Behringer's Class-D amplifier technology, which utilizes advanced high-frequency switching to deliver tremendous power in a remarkably compact and thermally efficient design. And because Class-D amps run so much cooler than traditional analog amplifiers, the NX6000 doesn't require heavy heat sinks or transformers to prevent overheating. Just plug it in, power up and let the thunder roll. Hear Consistent Tone With SmartSense Impedance Compensation The NX6000 incorporates Behringer's SmartSense impedance compensation, which provides a smooth frequency response regardless of your speakers' impedance. While most amps exhibit a low-end roll-off with higher impedance loads, SmartSense technology maintains solid bass and clear highs no matter what speakers you use. The result is reliable tone and dynamics show after show. Plug In Any Source With XLR and 1/4" Inputs The NX6000 offers both 1/4" TRS and XLR inputs per channel, providing seamless connectivity with virtually any mixing console, instrument or recording interface. Just plug in a microphone, guitar, keyboard or D.I. box and you're ready to rock. Balanced XLR inputs help reject noise and hum over long cable runs, while unbalanced 1/4" jacks make it easy to directly plug in a keyboard or electronic drum set. Either way, your signal stays clear and noise-free.