This amp will be better than the Behringer NU4-6000 iNuke 1400-Watt Power Amplifier to run my 2 speakers vp2520s and 2 vp1800s ?
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The NU6000DSP has built-in DSP functions(software or manual controls). The NU4-6000 does not have built-in DSP and should work fine. However, you may not have enough HEADROOM to drive all your SUBs with just one of these babies at Peak Powers (1600 watts at 8 ohms per chanel)!
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I used this two channel (NU6000DSP) amp to power my Seismic Audio mains and subs and they are similar to the Behringer speakers you mentioned. The four channel version (NU4-6000) would also be a good choice to power your speakers. I would opt for the DSP version of the NU4 if you choose to get that. Either amp will work fine.
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this will me more than enough power for both sets of speakers. You'll see if you end up buying this amp that it will come with a birth cert. that will say that it tested around 520 - 525 doing the math that would be around 260x2 @4ohms 130x4@2ohms 97x4@4ohms just make sure you set the gain properly on each set to not over power them and this will give you plenty of clean watts
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what about speakers with 150-watt maximum input power? I'm a novice at this stuff
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I'm no expert but I recommend Pioneer's 1300W amp. It will sound amazing with that!
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I would consider a bigger amp because of the 2 12's and you need more power. If you bring to 2ohm load then you can power with any 2 channel or mono with sufficient power. Check the power rating of the drivers and will help in your decision. Hope this helps.
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If you hook a 1200 watt amp to even 4 of these with your gain down you'll blow them. With that much power, I'd go with the p3
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It depends what you're driving. If you're driving guitar amp, then NU3000 would be sufficient at driving 4-8 ohms speakers wired in a 4 ohm load. (Parallel wiring, stereo setup).If you are driving a PA setup using 12", 15"' or 18" inch woofers with a crossover, midrange and a tweeter, I would probably step up to a NU6000 because your crossover and extra speakers are going to use up a lot of that power.
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i've used this with dual 15 inch pyle cabs 800 watt @4 ohms no problem i use this amp for front of house pa. if your not educated on stage talk that's the speakers back by the sound and light board
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I don't think sow , the amp. will not be enouth , look for something more powerfull Sr.
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the output wires to the speakers are normal speaker wire, your choice of guage 12-14 would be ok the inputs are 1/4 inch depending on application mono or stereo. I have 2 - 2000's and 1 - 4000 amp in a stereo app and i use these. look here http://www.behringer.com/assets/EP2000_P0A38_M_EN.pdf
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Yes this amp with those speakers is a reasonable match the inuke 3000 will push 800 watts . If you back off the limiter about 1db you'll be at 600 to 700 watts and protect the speaker as well. I run mine on two 225 watt 8 inch speakers crossed with a 50 watt tweeter (450hz and up) for my upper mids and highs and it runs very well. I personally wouldn't expect a lot of low end response from your combination but I push my speakers really hard. With an inuke 6000 on 2 15s each side crossed at 125 to 450 and another inuke 6000 on double 18 each side from 40 to 125. However this will do a football field in a very small speaker footprint. Hope this helps. Yes this amp with those speakers is a reasonable match the inuke 3000 will push 800 watts . If you back off the limiter about 1db you'll be at 600 to 700 watts and protect the speaker as well. I run mine on two 225 watt 8 inch speakers crossed with a 50 watt tweeter (450hz and up) for my upper mids and highs and it runs very well. I personally wouldn't expect a lot of low end response from your combination but I push my speakers really hard. With an inuke 6000 on 2 15s each side crossed at 125 to 450 and another inuke 6000 on double 18 each side from 40 to 125. However this will do a... » Read More Yes this amp with those speakers is a reasonable match the inuke 3000 will push 800 watts . If you back off the limiter about 1db you'll be at 600 to 700 watts and protect the speaker as well. I run mine on two 225 watt 8 inch speakers crossed with a 50 watt tweeter (450hz and up) for my upper mids and highs and it runs very well. I personally wouldn't expect a lot of low end response from your combination but I push my speakers really hard. With an inuke 6000 on 2 15s each side crossed at 125 to 450 and another inuke 6000 on double 18 each side from 40 to 125. However this will do a football field in a very small speaker footprint. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I'd stick with the same. Some amplifiers can operate "unsafely" I.e. overheating or crappy sound, if they can't produce the right impedance per whatever ohm each speaker has. I'd start from ground up if you're wanting bigger better sound
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Anything that can deliver at least half of the recommended power which is 110 watts rms per speaker. I currently give them 50 watts rms and they sound great and are loud enough for me. Make sure the amplifier is CEA 2006 compliant. All of the information can be found on Crutchfield or sonic electronix. I recommend Alpine Mrv-F300 or something similar as it will be slightly cheaper than the PDX-V9 if your on a budget. If you can splurge a little more go for it and get a PDX-V9. Both amplifiers are a great buy in my opinion
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Marc, I don't know the specs of the Wetsounds HT6 you've referred to. I'm powering (4) 6x9 3-way Polk Audio speakers with (1) channel each and a 10" Polk Audio sub with the remaining (2) channels bridged together. So far it kicks hard, (classic rock, blues & jazz)actually way more power than I need in a 22' Scarab. The only thing I don't like so far is the large size & weight of the Pyle. I read mixed reviews about the quality of Pyle amps, but decided to try it since I got it for +/-$160... Happy trails, Mark
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Kevin, I could not give you a professional opinion on that question because I've made comparison to my Yamaha speakers using a 450 watt amp. I have a 2000 watt VocoPro amp that I may test with them this weekend to give you an ideal of how I think they sound. Is that okay?
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I have a 3000 watts Amplifier and I'm using 2 Pyle speakers PADH212 1600 each, and it works great, perfect sound, very louder, I love it.
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no. this amp will only push around 250 watts at 4ohm. It is over rated substantially. go with hifonics, best output for price.