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<blockquote data-quote="deon subroyan" data-source="post: 105506" data-attributes="member: 5546">Re: Uli Behringer of The Music Group Q&amp;A&nbsp; &nbsp; Question and suggestion Re&nbsp; ,X32Hi UliMy faith in your amplifiers is presently at bare minimum. I have been installing Behringer amps at venues for a few years and i have had numerous complaints from customers regarding amps failing. I have in my possession 1x inuke dsp 6000 (blew at a nightclub last night), 2x EP2500 (4 weeks ago), 1x EP1500 (2 weeks ago). The inuke setup included 2x 300watt tops and 1x 400watt sub, most of the other setups are similar with the inclusion of equalisers with sub outs.&nbsp; All the EP amplifiers have been repaired at least twice from date of purchase (warranties have since expired&nbsp; ), the inuke was repaired once. Faults varied from power supply to output channels. These amps have never been used above required operating conditions and have been serviced once every two months (filters cleaned, dust removed). Surprisingly, two installations using Hybrid amplifiers with identical setups have never given up. Do I continue using your product in future installs or switch to more reliable products? What do I do with the existing faulty amplifiers? repair them at my cost and hope for the best? </blockquote>

[QUOTE="deon subroyan, post: 105506, member: 5546"] Re: Uli Behringer of The Music Group Q&A Question and suggestion Re ,X32 [COLOR=#222222][FONT=Times]Hi Uli My faith in your amplifiers is presently at bare minimum. I have been installing Behringer amps at venues for a few years and i have had numerous complaints from customers regarding amps failing. I have in my possession 1x inuke dsp 6000 (blew at a nightclub last night), 2x EP2500 (4 weeks ago), 1x EP1500 (2 weeks ago). The inuke setup included 2x 300watt tops and 1x 400watt sub, most of the other setups are similar with the inclusion of equalisers with sub outs. All the EP amplifiers have been repaired at least twice from date of purchase (warranties have since expired ), the inuke was repaired once. Faults varied from power supply to output channels. These amps have never been used above required operating conditions and have been serviced once every two months (filters cleaned, dust removed). Surprisingly, two installations using Hybrid amplifiers with identical setups have never given up. Do I continue using your product in future installs or switch to more reliable products? What do I do with the existing faulty amplifiers? repair them at my cost and hope for the best? [/FONT][/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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