QSC vs Berry INUKE

ape3435 wrote: is a Powersoft/pkn etc worth 4,5,6 times the price? no chance.

Wait for it.....it's the cost of research and development though the K series design is about 10 years old so long paid for.

Would love to hear the inuke 12000 and PCM 20 side by side.[/QUOTE]

Yes and of course once a design has paid for itself you stop making any money, and of course you never spend a penny on R&D for other projects. Jesus Christ.

mini-mad wrote: MattStolton wrote: What amp have you got in the Van/Rack as backup? skytec..... ...i'll get me coat...

over 2 years ago wen i first got my inuke 6000 dsp been goin strong ever since how views have changed

i have no experience with i nuke 6000 on sub , but mentioned is the sae 1450, this is also an impressive amp for the money,i strap 4 x 1850s on mine 2 a side cut 33 to 77 with good results and no clipping,i find it very smooth and the cone control is 2nd to none,have surprised a few people with it when they come to look at amps and do not see a 3u monster,i changed my big void infinite for one,tho being in a 2u case i was sceptical,but dont watch that,stays ice ice cold even after 6 hour hire outs and hits the lows, my hire outs are all heavy drum and bass and jungle so lots of low material, if it did not do the job would have be off loaded by now :) 

Edited by paulus - 09 December 2016 at 8:18am

i use a limiter on my LMS so the amp when i going for it, hits the clip say every 5 secs,yes 1850s are 8 ohm drivers, 2 in parallel so running 4 ohm per channel , tho i will add i do use a 6mm feed and when running on 13 amp plug tops use the bass amp on its own plug,i have only took the breakers out once so far and that was being lazy and running all sound off 1 plug top, i now use 6mm feeds to bass amp thenanother 6mm to the rest, tho that driver you have is a 1700w beast and 97db , have found the limiters on the amp it self very good also no nastys or loss of damping on cones at high/flat out level, not that i am saying you should run it flat out  i think with drivers like you have there more power will be needed, or go down the bridge root

Edited by paulus - 09 December 2016 at 10:21am

Perhaps contact Bennet Prescott if you think the B&C specs are lies. They're very open about how numbers are derived.

 reference efficiency and sensitivity are not the same thing Lev, sensitivity can be measured at a specific frequency, or averaged over a band, you change the band you chance the sensitivity.  Its really not a question of one number, No. is derived from free air parameters anyway, once you load the driver it all changes.