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Topic: inuke 6000 dsp
Posted By: jammin75
Subject: inuke 6000 dsp
Date Posted: 31 October 2014 at 5:20pm
right guys it on its first outin tonite a halloween party hope it dont end up firework nite early !!LOLLOL


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Posted By: jbl_man
Date Posted: 31 October 2014 at 5:21pm
Keep us informed jammin,real user feedback is allways good.


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Posted By: jammin75
Date Posted: 31 October 2014 at 5:24pm
yes will do Smile


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Posted By: Thomas Hosker
Date Posted: 31 October 2014 at 5:25pm
Good luck, would be interesting to see how the output drops



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Posted By: jammin75
Date Posted: 31 October 2014 at 5:29pm
i will be runnin 2 18" reflex on 1 side and a pair of 15" mid tops on the other only way to find out is when u do a gig we see what go on Smile


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Posted By: MattStolton
Date Posted: 31 October 2014 at 9:16pm
What amp have you got in the Van/Rack as backup?

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Posted By: mini-mad
Date Posted: 31 October 2014 at 9:19pm
Originally posted by MattStolton MattStolton wrote:

What amp have you got in the Van/Rack as backup?


skytec.....





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Posted By: GEB
Date Posted: 31 October 2014 at 9:24pm
Originally posted by mini-mad mini-mad wrote:

Originally posted by MattStolton MattStolton wrote:

What amp have you got in the Van/Rack as backup?


skytec.....







...i'll get me coat...






An upgrade then...


Posted By: Tarkovsky
Date Posted: 31 October 2014 at 9:29pm
They sound like cheap FM radios. 


Posted By: mini-mad
Date Posted: 31 October 2014 at 9:36pm
I jest, i jest!!.... do let us all know how she holds up and how it "sounds". If it holds its own or bottoms out on sub. I know the HT boyz like 'em but at home and playing out are two different things.



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Posted By: MattStolton
Date Posted: 31 October 2014 at 9:48pm
Originally posted by mini-mad mini-mad wrote:

I jest, i jest!!.... do let us all know how she holds up and how it "sounds". If it holds its own or bottoms out on sub. I know the HT boyz like 'em but at home and playing out are two different things.


The HT boyz like to pull their plonkers, by claiming to their mates, they have a 20K rig in the front room. And then run them at -60dB....Some of them have wives.....

Even a Nuke at -60dB may last being turned on, and run at 8 Ohm.

But any how, good luck, your a braver man than me, but at least it's near fireworks night, just keep it away from anything of value.

Perhaps rig up one of those Rally/Race car auto extinguisher systems - think sprinkler system, but foam and CO2!


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Posted By: mini-mad
Date Posted: 31 October 2014 at 9:59pm
.....come on! They are not THAT bad. If it starts feeling a little bit squeeky bum stick a desk fan aimmed at it and force the damn thing to keep cool!.

The EP range wernt so bad... maybe these will play nice and do a good job.

...failing that rip the SMPS out and stick in a big old tranny and keep smiling.



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Posted By: MattStolton
Date Posted: 31 October 2014 at 10:06pm
Originally posted by mini-mad mini-mad wrote:

.....come on! They are not THAT bad. If it starts feeling a little bit squeeky bum stick a desk fan aimmed at it and force the damn thing to keep cool!.

The EP range wernt so bad... maybe these will play nice and do a good job.

...failing that rip the SMPS out and stick in a big old tranny and keep smiling.


Yeah, but EP were QSC RMX with cheaper trannies and PSU, just as TAPCO (IIRC) had bigger PSU and better mossies.

So the EP topolgy was pretty decent, just cheaper components - iNuke is a whole new deal.


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Posted By: mini-mad
Date Posted: 31 October 2014 at 10:09pm
It apears from the read ups it IS the smps that kills them.

Would be nice to get hold of one and hook up a nice over sized tranny to it to see how well she holds up.



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Posted By: lickweed
Date Posted: 31 October 2014 at 10:15pm
I think you will be suprised

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Posted By: jbl_man
Date Posted: 01 November 2014 at 8:57am
Report please Jammin!

Was all well? How did it sound?

Allways interesting to get proper opinions on budget amps in real user conditions,as these sort of amps are the ones that most of us on here can afford.


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Posted By: jammin75
Date Posted: 01 November 2014 at 9:57am
right guys no fireworks Big smile i set up was runnin mids and tops on 1 side subs on the other my subs have no crossovers so after a little set up had everything runnin  40hz + 6db boost and 5 db gain on the sub channel first few tracks were reggae so i could tune system was suprised by the ouput and sound was heavy and landlord came over bass too heavy rattling things upstairs in the hotel bit LOL anyway turned it down a little over the nite i took it to just under clip on both channels to see what it could do plenty of volume and supplied more than enuff bass for most people's need's . My personal thoughts are on midtop duty it sounds ok with a bit of a tune sum people mite like it i prefer the sound of my heavy amp if bein honest and on bass duty its does a very good job can hold the notes and sounds nice . So for the price its a nice bit of kit and if kept within its limits does a very job how reliable it is time will tell its goin back out again tonite Smile


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Posted By: jammin75
Date Posted: 01 November 2014 at 10:12am
Originally posted by lickweed lickweed wrote:

I think you will be suprised



yes was Wink  i was expectin tin can bass from the inuke and that defo was not the case i think a lot of peeps wud be suprised if they actually used one Smile


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Posted By: jbl_man
Date Posted: 01 November 2014 at 11:31am
Does it get warm,or runs quite cool?


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Posted By: jammin75
Date Posted: 01 November 2014 at 11:40am
i checked thru the nite it was cool runnin all nite from 8 till 1.30 the last 1 hour was playin sum heavy tunes had thumbs up from peeps about the bass sayin it wa nice and heavy we had a lot of bass spl on our stage dun its job really well Smile


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Posted By: MattStolton
Date Posted: 01 November 2014 at 1:16pm
Fair play - and thanks for a seemingly unbiased review of its capabilities. 2 ohm next time?

Perhaps we should have an award for "Biggest Bollocks" - awarded for brave services to enlighten the SP Forum....


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Posted By: azlan
Date Posted: 01 November 2014 at 1:19pm
If I rememer right, the 6000 is 2x 3000's permanently bridged, so minimum load is 4ohm

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Posted By: jammin75
Date Posted: 01 November 2014 at 3:45pm
Originally posted by MattStolton MattStolton wrote:

Fair play - and thanks for a seemingly unbiased review of its capabilities. 2 ohm next time?

Perhaps we should have an award for "Biggest Bollocks" - awarded for brave services to enlighten the SP Forum....




LOLLOLLOL i took a risk with the amp cud have backfired on me but it didnt and will be usin it every week at least i wanted to let peeps know how it was for me wudnt try it on 2 ohm i have a sae toroidal for that which on 4 ohm bridge always delivers the goods !!  i wudnt use the inuke on my scoops i only wanted it for disco duty and it does that no probs Smile


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Posted By: crossed
Date Posted: 01 November 2014 at 4:51pm
I use this amp to run 2 eminence sigma pro18 loaded cubos per channel . I'm not a pro, so it isn't in daily use, in reality only 2 or 3 times a month, so it works fine for me.  When I bought it, I figured I'm the demographic for this amp.  Hobbyist who wants a lot of power, but wants it cheap.  As someone who doesn't make money from his hobby, I just couldn't have afforded a "real" amp with this much power.  So far it's never gotten hot and has never faltered with what Ive needed. 



Posted By: Dub Specialist Sound
Date Posted: 01 November 2014 at 6:29pm
Very Interesting jammin , nice one might recommend one to of mi friends then to drive 4x15s of it, 

not for monster Sub , but fe Bass...


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Posted By: Phil B
Date Posted: 02 November 2014 at 1:02am
I`ve been running a non-dsp iNuke 6000 for a year now driving 4 x 15" tapped horns...

Plenty of power , sounds ok, works outside in Aus summer heat and has not given us any problems. As stated on the test thread over in the amp section...

http://forum.speakerplans.com/behringer-inuke-nu6000-vs-kam-kxd7200-bench-tested_topic69202.html" rel="nofollow - http://forum.speakerplans.com/behringer-inuke-nu6000-vs-kam-kxd7200-bench-tested_topic69202.html

it really only gives about 2k a side @ 4ohms which is enough headroom for our RCF Lp200ak`s

It was dirt cheap compared to trying to get a decent class "d" amp over to Aus, and has a 3 year warranty.

So a win all round

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Posted By: jammin75
Date Posted: 02 November 2014 at 10:00am
Originally posted by Dub Specialist Sound Dub Specialist Sound wrote:

Very Interesting jammin , nice one might recommend one to of mi friends then to drive 4x15s of it, 

not for monster Sub , but fe Bass...


not quite monster but more than enuff for most peeps needs Big smile


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Posted By: jammin75
Date Posted: 02 November 2014 at 10:07am
right guys nuke was back out on duty last nite no probs ran cool all nite i will add one thing though on midtop duty it can sound harsh at times im bein honest as i can i have dsp so with a tune on peq and my desk i can get it to sound half decent on the bass side of things no problems i will keep u informed its got another 6 outings this month Smile


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Posted By: splodge360
Date Posted: 02 November 2014 at 10:39am
Found the 6000 sounded hard when trying to put out 3kw a side into 4 ohm, so upgraded to 12000 dsp, also puts out 3k into 4, but seems a lot better at bottom end. Clip light doesn't come on at same output level.
Double the price though!

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Posted By: jammin75
Date Posted: 02 November 2014 at 9:02pm
if i was goin to spend that sort of money wud be lookin at 2nd user or sae lightweight the inuke has almost paid for itself Smile


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Posted By: jammin75
Date Posted: 10 November 2014 at 5:27pm
inuke been on duty 3 times ran cool each time plenty of power better on sub than midtop duty it is harsh sounding was usin in yard for last 2 weeks wife dont like the sound on midtop duty and i have to agree with her so she got the sae on midtop duty and she happy again Big smile 


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Posted By: lickweed
Date Posted: 10 November 2014 at 5:46pm
Mine been out around 15 times,i have to agree i prefer different amp on mid-top duties,but on bass they do their job,i can't really justify taking out much expensive amps,as people don't want to pay for it.
Budget gigs,no complaints whatsoever,exceptional value for money.


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Posted By: jammin75
Date Posted: 10 November 2014 at 5:55pm
for the price its very good but harsh on midtop duty i can get it to sound ok with a tweak on peq and the desk but i have it set up at home and its on every day and wife dont like the sound so i switched to the crest clone sounds wicked on midtop duty and even though rated much much less on paper in real life it eats the inuke for breakfast on sub or midtop duty but @ 3u it  is heavy so i use it for scoop duty Big smile


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Posted By: Timebomb
Date Posted: 10 November 2014 at 6:00pm
Recently bought the 4 channel version but ive not even plugged it in yet,  will try and give it a good test soon. 


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Posted By: cookie-dj
Date Posted: 10 November 2014 at 6:43pm
I've always been funny about behringer stuff as a couple of EQ's and crossover units have gone kaput on me.
Their new stuff aparently is better quality then ever, but for the same money I think I would go for the Thomann T-amp range (no quibble warranty is a no brainer!)
Nice to see people properly road testing cheaper amps rather than bench testing! 
They say a good amp is as good as its last gig!


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Posted By: bitSmasher
Date Posted: 10 November 2014 at 9:25pm
watching Robocop2 the other night reminded me why I find the name iNuke funny



Posted By: jammin75
Date Posted: 02 December 2014 at 6:54pm
update have been usin inuke on gigs and has been very good always run cool no problems until sat nite lady b birthday bash was on kick and midtop duty i run the stack heavy and loud found the limits on it clipped it hard and audible pop thru speakers had to adjust a few things and it was ok after the amp is fine for pa duty but not soundsystem duty  i hooked up the scoops to it sounded ok to be fair but not like the heavyweight i use the amp is fine for disco duty  ie pair of subs and midtops but when it comes to bigger things it will struggle .


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Posted By: app
Date Posted: 02 December 2014 at 7:15pm
Could this sounding good but not heavyweight issue be because of thd which is discussed in another thread?


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Posted By: bitSmasher
Date Posted: 02 December 2014 at 9:16pm
Probably due to lack of balls, more than THD or anything else

Originally posted by Phil B Phil B wrote:

I`ve been running a non-dsp iNuke 6000 for a year now driving 4 x 15" tapped horns...
Bit late to reply, are you using this on the battery system?
How does your inverter cope with the amp not having PFC?


Posted By: Hemisphere
Date Posted: 03 December 2014 at 10:47am
I've never managed to find an amp manufacturer that measures their specifications in 'balls' so it's very hard to know which one to buy.


Posted By: splodge360
Date Posted: 03 December 2014 at 11:10am
I guess Behringer know of this lightweight problem and brought out the 12000 amp, also rated at 3000w per channel , but actually has the guts inside to do that.

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Posted By: app
Date Posted: 03 December 2014 at 11:19am
The inuke6000 was tested in a finnish audiosite and it gave 1000w 8ohm and 1550w 4ohm. Theres tests here too http://forum.speakerplans.com/behringer-inuke-nu6000-vs-kam-kxd7200-bench-tested_topic69202.html" rel="nofollow - http://forum.speakerplans.com/behringer-inuke-nu6000-vs-kam-kxd7200-bench-tested_topic69202.html


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Posted By: Phil B
Date Posted: 03 December 2014 at 1:44pm
Originally posted by bitSmasher bitSmasher wrote:

Probably due to lack of balls, more than THD or anything else

Originally posted by Phil B Phil B wrote:

I`ve been running a non-dsp iNuke 6000 for a year now driving 4 x 15" tapped horns...
Bit late to reply, are you using this on the battery system?
How does your inverter cope with the amp not having PFC?

No problem at all? The inverter is a decent Selectronics one though...?

I have an inline meter that reads PFC so next time I`ll see what it says !

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Posted By: Dutchman
Date Posted: 03 December 2014 at 3:04pm
So it seems to be a good amp for it's money.
Every digital amp sounds clean and tight on bass,but not so powerful.
Torodial amps sound heavy and mighty, maybe that is due to real power or distortion..
It's what you like ;)


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Posted By: Tarkovsky
Date Posted: 03 December 2014 at 3:47pm
Originally posted by Dutchman Dutchman wrote:

So it seems to be a good amp for it's money.
Every digital amp sounds clean and tight on bass,but not so powerful.
Torodial amps sound heavy and mighty, maybe that is due to real power or distortion..
It's what you like ;)


This is misinformation based upon on a weak inference. Whilst the power supply can have an impact on the sound, especially if it can't deliver what's required, assuming its performing adequately for the task it has much less to do with the sound of the amp than the topology, biasing, semi conductors used, number of semi conductors used and anything else that might comprise the design of the output stage. This is especially true if you aren't doing something silly like asking your amps to run continuous sinus waves at just beneath clip and draining the reserve caps. A scenario in which you'll actually get less power out of your amp given sensible crest factor program material.
SMPS can be cheap and are certainly lightweight which cuts further costs on chassis materials, their power effiency means less cooling active or passive, all of which save further costs. There are high quality, decent sounding amplifiers out there that use SMPS and aren't a thing like an inuke in terms of SQ if you know where to look.

I've heard toroidal amps that don't got it, and SMPS that do.


Posted By: Dutchman
Date Posted: 03 December 2014 at 4:10pm
So where do we need to look :)?


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Posted By: jammin75
Date Posted: 03 December 2014 at 4:23pm
Originally posted by Dutchman Dutchman wrote:

So it seems to be a good amp for it's money.
Every digital amp sounds clean and tight on bass,but not so powerful.
Torodial amps sound heavy and mighty, maybe that is due to real power or distortion..
It's what you like ;)



for the money its a very good amp its light and runs cool a little harsh sounding on midtop duty has plenty of power for the price but it does have its limits Smile


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Posted By: jammin75
Date Posted: 03 December 2014 at 4:27pm
Originally posted by Tarkovsky Tarkovsky wrote:

Originally posted by Dutchman Dutchman wrote:

So it seems to be a good amp for it's money.
Every digital amp sounds clean and tight on bass,but not so powerful.
Torodial amps sound heavy and mighty, maybe that is due to real power or distortion..
It's what you like ;)


This is misinformation based upon on a weak inference. Whilst the power supply can have an impact on the sound, especially if it can't deliver what's required, assuming its performing adequately for the task it has much less to do with the sound of the amp than the topology, biasing, semi conductors used, number of semi conductors used and anything else that might comprise the design of the output stage. This is especially true if you aren't doing something silly like asking your amps to run continuous sinus waves at just beneath clip and draining the reserve caps. A scenario in which you'll actually get less power out of your amp given sensible crest factor program material.
SMPS can be cheap and are certainly lightweight which cuts further costs on chassis materials, their power effiency means less cooling active or passive, all of which save further costs. There are high quality, decent sounding amplifiers out there that use SMPS and aren't a thing like an inuke in terms of SQ if you know where to look.

I've heard toroidal amps that don't got it, and SMPS that do.


yes and i heard a k10 on sub duty in same venue lets just say it wasnt what i was expecting Wink


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Posted By: Muckerbarnes1
Date Posted: 03 December 2014 at 10:32pm
Originally posted by Tarkovsky Tarkovsky wrote:

Originally posted by Dutchman Dutchman wrote:

So it seems to be a good amp for it's money.
Every digital amp sounds clean and tight on bass,but not so powerful.
Torodial amps sound heavy and mighty, maybe that is due to real power or distortion..
It's what you like ;)

 Whilst the power supply can have an impact on the sound, especially if it can't deliver what's required, assuming its performing adequately for the task it has much less to do with the sound of the amp than the topology, biasing, semi conductors used, number of semi conductors used and anything else that might comprise the design of the output stage.




A power supply has more than a 'can have' impact to a power amp.

Poor PSU = poor amp regardless.

Good PSU = a step in the right direction, regardless of the output stage.

Not listened to an inuke, and don't particularly wish to.


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Posted By: app
Date Posted: 18 January 2015 at 3:17am
The price has gone up 125euros on the 6000dsp...


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Posted By: Dutchman
Date Posted: 18 January 2015 at 3:19am
behringer has raised its prices for a lot of gear.

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Posted By: Dutchman
Date Posted: 18 January 2015 at 3:22am
Some say that is due to dollar euro exchange rate

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Posted By: jammin75
Date Posted: 18 January 2015 at 5:27pm
Originally posted by app app wrote:

The price has gone up 125euros on the 6000dsp...



still wud be worth the extra money been usin mine for a while now all over xmas and new year performed everytime earned it money over and over great budget amp Smile


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Posted By: bitSmasher
Date Posted: 18 January 2015 at 9:01pm
A good insight in to price rises was posted http://forum.speakerplans.com/x32-price-hike_topic90192_page1.html" rel="nofollow - here

Originally posted by Andy Kos Andy Kos wrote:

If exchange rates vary by 3-5% the price is often held and the manufacturer/distributor absorb the variation. Since the variation can go both ways sometimes they win, sometimes the lose.
 
When there is a significant exchange rate fluctuation manufacturers often use that as an excuse to 'reset' pricing. When this happens, they will often recalculate everything, looking at rising costs of raw materials, increasing manufacturing costs, etc, etc and then recalculate their cost price. From that they will add on the profit margins.
 
Just about everybody works on %age profit rather than a fixed per unit profit. A nominal increase in cost price at the bottom will then be compounded by the manufacturer's margin, and then the distributor's margin. This bumps the price up.
 
When a new price list is issues to 'reset' pricing, dealers are encouraged to used the suggested retail pricing from the new price list, and then gradually the price matching starts and everyone tries to be a pound cheaper than everyone else, and the prices creep back down again. Some of the price hike will no doubt just be the price 'reset'




Posted By: app
Date Posted: 08 February 2015 at 7:24pm
Originally posted by jammin75 jammin75 wrote:

Originally posted by Dutchman Dutchman wrote:

So it seems to be a good amp for it's money.
Every digital amp sounds clean and tight on bass,but not so powerful.
Torodial amps sound heavy and mighty, maybe that is due to real power or distortion..
It's what you like ;)



for the money its a very good amp its light and runs cool a little harsh sounding on midtop duty has plenty of power for the price but it does have its limits Smile


I managed to make things sound really smooth and not harsh at all on midtop duty. With some parametric eq in the right places not a word about harshness. Without some eq it dis sound harsh...


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Posted By: jammin75
Date Posted: 09 February 2015 at 8:41am
Thumbs Up  you can get it to sound ok by my ears but if u switch to another amp big difference Smile

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Posted By: Ruggeddave
Date Posted: 11 February 2015 at 2:24pm
I used one for a small hire out (some kids playing bassline in a pub) running 3 x Fane colossus 15xb. It wasn't pushed much and sounded alright but it got quite warm.

I friend of mine had two, they both broke after being used a handful of times.


Posted By: jammin75
Date Posted: 11 February 2015 at 4:29pm
ours has been out quite a few times now i mainly got it for disco duty which it has always been great on never gets warm sum of the gigs where urban music gets played we use 18" reflex for more extension i always play it heavy and so far it has been fine Smile


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Posted By: azlan
Date Posted: 11 February 2015 at 6:27pm
With the inuke dsp's, is it possible to control multiple units at once using the pc software?

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Posted By: app
Date Posted: 03 March 2015 at 11:15pm
Originally posted by azlan azlan wrote:

With the inuke dsp's, is it possible to control multiple units at once using the pc software?


I dont think so!

Question!

This is from  soundforums.net:

Here in Finland we have 230V AC with 16A maximum of one outlet - three-phase up to 3x63A - so one outlet can produce 230x16=3680W power, of which the amp can deliver 50-80% in average - so nobody with ANY basic knowledge would expect 2x3000W at any load.

Is this correct?

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Posted By: corell
Date Posted: 04 March 2015 at 12:07am
no not at all. a 16A socket can deliver much more like 50A for a very short time.

plus, power supply is not constant but sine wave, so 3680 is the average value.
3680 * sqrt(2) = ~5200w would be the max power out of a 16A which can be "drawn" every 20ms (1/50hz).

please correct me if im wrong.



Posted By: app
Date Posted: 04 March 2015 at 12:15am
Originally posted by corell corell wrote:

no not at all. a 16A socket can deliver much more like 50A for a very short time.

plus, power supply is not constant but sine wave, so 3680 is the average value.
3680 * sqrt(2) = ~5200w would be the max power out of a 16A which can be "drawn" every 20ms (1/50hz).

please correct me if im wrong.



Okay! So with the efficiency of the class d amplifier almost 90% from 30hz up one can except the amp to give ?


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Posted By: corell
Date Posted: 04 March 2015 at 12:39am
over what period of time?


Posted By: app
Date Posted: 04 March 2015 at 12:46am
On peaks the amp would give 5000w?


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Posted By: corell
Date Posted: 04 March 2015 at 1:07am
as i said, it is possible to get as much as 12.000w or something for very short peaks.
for nearly sinewave bass notes 5000w would be absolute max out of 16A.


Posted By: jammin75
Date Posted: 04 March 2015 at 6:08am
Originally posted by app app wrote:

On peaks the amp would give 5000w?


need to take a 0 of that figure LOL


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Posted By: jammin75
Date Posted: 03 May 2015 at 5:01pm
inuke still working strong last nite did a wedding on a 240 cap room 7 hours and had to run just under clip on both channels ran cool all nite it has been out plenty of times and for the money cant fault it Smile


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Posted By: cookie-dj
Date Posted: 31 July 2016 at 3:45pm
So over a year on, are peoples inukes still running well?
Considering one for both systems powering

System 1 = 2x MS46 mini scoops
System 2 eggs in 1 basket (but with backup amps in the van) = 2x Tham 12 and 2x 8" x 1" tops

Nice road testing thread here Thumbs Up


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Posted By: crossed
Date Posted: 31 July 2016 at 9:33pm
I run 4 Cubo 18's with eminence sigma pro18 speakers.  I only use it once in a month, at most twice, but it gets run hard on those nights.  Its been going strong for a little over two years, without an issue.  I think i'm sort of the target market for this kind of kit.  


Posted By: jammin75
Date Posted: 14 October 2016 at 2:09pm
2 years on  a lot of ' inuke chat ' these days LOL


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Posted By: Dub Specialist Sound
Date Posted: 14 October 2016 at 9:29pm
Seems like its the amp to have now

what a change around from 1 - 2 year or so


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Posted By: nickyburnell
Date Posted: 14 October 2016 at 9:48pm
@ DSS..Many things:  The marketing men have done a grand job on persuading everyone lightweight is needed, lets not forget how this was tried with Neo drivers until the cost went up and then it wasn't to their advantage. The first iNuke problems have been ironed out and reliability seems good. A couple of respected people have decided they don't mind something so lo buck in their systems, so peer pressure reduced. People HAVE got soft when it comes to moving kit, just look at DJ's, CD's much easier to carry than records, now can't be bothered with cd's, only need USB sticks. And then the cost, in singles I get it, but using a 6000 one driver per channel??  That's 600 quid for 4 drivers, stuff that, 600 quid buys a proper bit of kit that could be used by a touring company (used) and will hold it's value. Others are buying 4 of them, 1200 quid. Used Inf8, Yamaha T5, MC2, FFA.  Don't get it personally, although just one for a smaller system might make sense?  The worry to me is that all other manufactures of worth that are jumping on the wagon with this type of amp charge more and have a damn sight more inside the box.  I could never buy one, I despise what he has done to Turbosound etc. I was tempted, but only over a glass of wine too many.
Folks, please don't attack me on this post, it's my answer and opinion to the above, not a judgment. each to their own, we are all different, 25 years ago I would have bought them in a flash


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Posted By: jammin75
Date Posted: 14 October 2016 at 11:19pm
Originally posted by jammin75 jammin75 wrote:

right guys it on its first outin tonite a halloween party hope it dont end up firework nite early !!LOLLOL


well it didnt and will be out again this halloween LOL a lot of negative comments at first this amp been out nuff nuff times and on dancehall duty still goin strong so cant be a bad thing Big smile


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Posted By: jammin75
Date Posted: 18 June 2017 at 10:08pm
well its gettin close to the 3 year warranty expiry been out nuff nuff times since i first had it was doin a wedding last nite in listed buildin was hot like peppa in there ran cool all nite Thumbs Up deffo worth every cent probably get a new one and keep this as the backup !!  LOL


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Posted By: Jo bg
Date Posted: 19 June 2017 at 5:31pm
hi just another positive comment.
i have been using berry nu4-6000 (4 channels, two bridged should be same as a  nu 6000) to power subs at 4 ohm bridge (th18 bec 18sw115 - 4 ohm loaded), kicks and mids up to 1khz.
no problems so far, Always runs cold, volume cuts on start and stop to protect speakers.
We did an outside event on a hot italian day  from 13.00 to 24.00 , running the subs just under limiter (some flickering) for eleven hours straight and it kept blowing cool air.
notice though that for better use of power supplies i Always spread the subwoofers through the amplifiers, having one sub on two channels in bridge and leaving the other two channel on lessrequesting tasks (mids, highs, monitors).
using it with subs on both channels would be more taxing and the amp would limit sooner.
 
i find it a little harsh on the highs, in subjective comparison on full range speakers with a (20kg - almost 4 berrys!) class a/b labgruppen i need to eq the berry while the lab sound lush and less fatiguing with no eq.
so now i use the lab on comps and berrys under 1khz and many educated people like the sound, someone even said "can't believe how clean and controlled it was seeing behringer amps"
 
what to dislike... they are the ugliest plastic thing in audio, and while they work i'm not so confident in their reliability, but at that price with thomann 3 years warranty it was worthy for me.
 
now i am looking at upgrading also mids and kicks to better amps, maybe for a little sonic improvement but mostly for road stress resistance, reliability and... for the looks and name recognition Smile
 
thinking about crest pro 7200 and 8200 to keep it light without going class d, would like some lab fp but that would cost me more.
 


Posted By: jammin75
Date Posted: 05 November 2019 at 9:02pm
Originally posted by jammin75 jammin75 wrote:

right guys it on its first outin tonite a halloween party hope it dont end up firework nite early !!LOLLOL


it was out last week at halloween party dun one every year since 2014  5 years and still goin strong been out 100's times  !!!Big smile


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Posted By: sushi
Date Posted: 03 December 2019 at 6:48pm
Hi there, just to give another positive comment..
I've been using 2 nu6000dsp in the last 4-5 years, bought them second-hand and used them to run all sort of 8ohm speakers, single and parallel connected (4ohm). Never had a problem, never overheated, never blown a speaker. I currently use them for 2 RCF esw1018, which are soon to become 4, 2 hd15 bass bins, and a pair of midtops.. yeah, it's not the best for the high frequencies, but not bad at all on the mids.. i'm probably gonna get a better amp for the tops and keep the inukes for subs and basses.
However.. Best amp for the budget! surely not 1500w 8ohm, let's say 1000w: still worth the price!
I would sell it only to buy the NX6000, whitch is basically the same amp


Posted By: tomrotten
Date Posted: 05 December 2019 at 7:16am
We've used inukes in multiple set ups and have been pleasantly surprised with them.

Have used them to run 4 1850s of mains power and have worked flawlessly, only issue we've found with them is when they are powering our sub section off a generator it doesnt quite have the same impact. However using it off a generator to power 2 USBs was fine :)

Decent budget amp for small ish gigs !



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