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Re: Behringer iNUKE NU6000 amplifierI have already posted the volume never gets past 9 o'clock. It's a little before, actually maybe 8:45 at the loudest ever on the EP 4000. That's under 25% of the total volume. Usually it's set at about 7:30 when I want to listen to some tunes off my iphone. All my tracks have been DB powered amp so all the tunes have the same DB settings. This is to protect the system from major clipping and I don't have to run over and keep raising and lowering the volume levels between tracks. These settings were in surprisingly similar locations on the dial for both amps except oddly enough I noticed the NU6 when not earthed would have a higher volume at a lower setting on the dial. Being the NU6 wouldn't stay awake for us it was never used for anything and it was returned. These speakers have never left my living room karaoke system and the same volume level is maintained even during karaoke. Has to be, this is Japan, my closest neighbor is maybe 35 feet from the front of the VP2520's cab's and if the windows are open he's complaining. Karaoke is maybe once every 6 weeks around here so when I noticed the speaker making strange noise it was while listening to my iphone. When I had the NU6 briefly the PEQ was set with low cut at 50hz, the EP 4000 has a setting on the AMP that's also set at low cut for 50hz. Everything up stream of the amp is basically set at flat except for the low cut. The video itself is actually upside down. I didn't flip it back when I encoded it to MP4. Can somebody take another look because my feeling is if the cone extruded to far and upon reentry hit something mechanical the split in the coil would be going in the opposite direction. I don't see anything that it can impact going in the other direction while extruding but that's the way split in the coil dictates. I have tried to close that split n the coil with a flat head screwdriver and its not budging under normal pressure. These cabinets have never been really heated up, when I do entertain company folks over here being mostly Japanese they like to drink talk and sing so we need to let a guy sing at one end of the living room while the rest of us are carrying on a conversation on the other and keep the neighbors happy too. I don't get it.
Re: Behringer iNUKE NU6000 amplifier
I have already posted the volume never gets past 9 o'clock. It's a little before, actually maybe 8:45 at the loudest ever on the EP 4000. That's under 25% of the total volume. Usually it's set at about 7:30 when I want to listen to some tunes off my iphone. All my tracks have been DB powered amp so all the tunes have the same DB settings. This is to protect the system from major clipping and I don't have to run over and keep raising and lowering the volume levels between tracks. These settings were in surprisingly similar locations on the dial for both amps except oddly enough I noticed the NU6 when not earthed would have a higher volume at a lower setting on the dial. Being the NU6 wouldn't stay awake for us it was never used for anything and it was returned. These speakers have never left my living room karaoke system and the same volume level is maintained even during karaoke. Has to be, this is Japan, my closest neighbor is maybe 35 feet from the front of the VP2520's cab's and if the windows are open he's complaining. Karaoke is maybe once every 6 weeks around here so when I noticed the speaker making strange noise it was while listening to my iphone. When I had the NU6 briefly the PEQ was set with low cut at 50hz, the EP 4000 has a setting on the AMP that's also set at low cut for 50hz. Everything up stream of the amp is basically set at flat except for the low cut. The video itself is actually upside down. I didn't flip it back when I encoded it to MP4. Can somebody take another look because my feeling is if the cone extruded to far and upon reentry hit something mechanical the split in the coil would be going in the opposite direction. I don't see anything that it can impact going in the other direction while extruding but that's the way split in the coil dictates. I have tried to close that split n the coil with a flat head screwdriver and its not budging under normal pressure. These cabinets have never been really heated up, when I do entertain company folks over here being mostly Japanese they like to drink talk and sing so we need to let a guy sing at one end of the living room while the rest of us are carrying on a conversation on the other and keep the neighbors happy too. I don't get it.
