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Re: inuke 6000 clippingNot the way I read it - it sounds like he's confused about what those red lights are - they DO NOT indicate clipping, they merely show that the amp's limiters are being activated. I run a bridged NU3000 (1/2 of a NU6000) into a pair of TH-Mini's and commonly push up to 6db's into the amp's limiters no prob. Pushing harder than that doesn't raise the output and starts to sound "pumped" (and you can raise the RMS to dangerous levels). Of course, to properly utilize the amp's limiters you have to have your gain staging set so that nothing clips - I commonly just set the amp's attenuators WFO. You can try to limit upstream but you won't get the full potential output of the amp.
Re: inuke 6000 clipping
Not the way I read it - it sounds like he's confused about what those red lights are - they DO NOT indicate clipping, they merely show that the amp's limiters are being activated. I run a bridged NU3000 (1/2 of a NU6000) into a pair of TH-Mini's and commonly push up to 6db's into the amp's limiters no prob. Pushing harder than that doesn't raise the output and starts to sound "pumped" (and you can raise the RMS to dangerous levels). Of course, to properly utilize the amp's limiters you have to have your gain staging set so that nothing clips - I commonly just set the amp's attenuators WFO. You can try to limit upstream but you won't get the full potential output of the amp.
