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<blockquote data-quote="Tim McCulloch" data-source="post: 101307" data-attributes="member: 67">Re: Behringer iNUKE NU6000 amplifierIf you can&#039;t hear the red light, and don&#039;t mind seeing the red light.....We&#039;ve got a bunch of SRX712m, with the same reputation of &quot;power hungry.&quot;&nbsp; I&#039;m not buying that.&nbsp; Passive, we use 1 channel of an XTi 4000.&nbsp; Biamped we use 1 XTi per mix.&nbsp; We don&#039;t put lots of bass guitar or kick drum in them.&nbsp; But they&#039;re screaming loud getting 200w.&nbsp; Not a 200w amp at full tilt clipping, but 200w from an amp that clips at 400w/ch/8ohm.I think one reason folks think these are power hungry is because they are power (heat) tolerant.&nbsp; Whether or not there is any additional SPL to be had for the extra electricity depends on power compression... but it&#039;s pretty darn hard to fry these when operated by sane, sober adults.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tim McCulloch, post: 101307, member: 67"] Re: Behringer iNUKE NU6000 amplifier If you can't hear the red light, and don't mind seeing the red light..... We've got a bunch of SRX712m, with the same reputation of "power hungry." I'm not buying that. Passive, we use 1 channel of an XTi 4000. Biamped we use 1 XTi per mix. We don't put lots of bass guitar or kick drum in them. But they're screaming loud getting 200w. Not a 200w amp at full tilt clipping, but 200w from an amp that clips at 400w/ch/8ohm. I think one reason folks think these are power hungry is because they are power (heat) tolerant. Whether or not there is any additional SPL to be had for the extra electricity depends on power compression... but it's pretty darn hard to fry these when operated by sane, sober adults. [/QUOTE]

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