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<blockquote data-quote="David Ohyama" data-source="post: 106687" data-attributes="member: 5185">Re: Behringer iNUKE NU6000 amplifierYuka,The amp has been sent back and it also went back with a VP 2520 that has a blown woofer under less than 6 months relatively minor usage. I took the amp into work, put it on thoroughly tested brokerage trading floor power. The floors have constant fixed voltage and have been ground tested with all equipment on the floor going live. It&#039;s the cleanest power and earthing circuits in the world on these floors and I know the designs. Just letting the i6 sit there doing nothing it would start to reset.&nbsp; I would love to know how you manage to keep this amp on. I thought I saw a post asking me to the testing center but the center was not in my country? Yuka be real, the VP 2520 is a large cabinet, transportation in Japan is not cheap, the shipping company charges 5,800 yen/58 US bucks separately just for the &quot;carton&quot; to put the cab in because they will not ship something that isn&#039;t boxed. Behringer is paying these shipping fee&#039;s and going into the red on profits under warranty claims. Why waste your time and customer loyalty? Just face it dude, music is 1 thing that after getting started cannot stop &quot;ever&quot; until, the song is over. Now we are short a VP 2520, so you have managed to stop the music again. I sold off 2 Marantz 510m&#039;s, to buy Behringer. Called a used audio shop and they were here almost before I hung the phone up. They payed me in hard cash on the spot for 2 510m&#039;s and that cash covered all the recent Behringer gear we purchased. What a mistake I made.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="David Ohyama, post: 106687, member: 5185"] Re: Behringer iNUKE NU6000 amplifier Yuka, The amp has been sent back and it also went back with a VP 2520 that has a blown woofer under less than 6 months relatively minor usage. I took the amp into work, put it on thoroughly tested brokerage trading floor power. The floors have constant fixed voltage and have been ground tested with all equipment on the floor going live. It's the cleanest power and earthing circuits in the world on these floors and I know the designs. Just letting the i6 sit there doing nothing it would start to reset. I would love to know how you manage to keep this amp on. I thought I saw a post asking me to the testing center but the center was not in my country? Yuka be real, the VP 2520 is a large cabinet, transportation in Japan is not cheap, the shipping company charges 5,800 yen/58 US bucks separately just for the "carton" to put the cab in because they will not ship something that isn't boxed. Behringer is paying these shipping fee's and going into the red on profits under warranty claims. Why waste your time and customer loyalty? Just face it dude, music is 1 thing that after getting started cannot stop "ever" until, the song is over. Now we are short a VP 2520, so you have managed to stop the music again. I sold off 2 Marantz 510m's, to buy Behringer. Called a used audio shop and they were here almost before I hung the phone up. They payed me in hard cash on the spot for 2 510m's and that cash covered all the recent Behringer gear we purchased. What a mistake I made. [/QUOTE]

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