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<blockquote data-quote="James Secker" data-source="post: 83670" data-attributes="member: 4107">Re: Uli Behringer of The Music Group Q&amp;AHi Uli,Thanks for taking the time to answer some questions on the forum, its good to get some insight.I have a couple of questions if i may?Will&nbsp; the NU12000 be 6000W per channel at 2 ohms, or at 6000W per channel at 4&nbsp; ohms as is currently stated on your website.&nbsp; IIRC it previously said&nbsp; 6000W at 2 ohms, and if you Google theirs many other sites saying its&nbsp; 6000W at 2 ohms.2 ohms makes more sense to me, assuming people&nbsp; are using 8 ohm drivers which the vast majority are, 1500W is plenty for&nbsp; pretty much all drivers.&nbsp; I thought it was going to be a 2 ohm stable&nbsp; version of the NU6000?&nbsp; I cant see it being that popular if its 6000W at&nbsp; 4 ohms, as there are very few drivers capable of handling that kind of&nbsp; power.Also, i have a DCX2496 that i bought 2nd hand, it works&nbsp; fine but it outputs a loud &quot;pop&quot; when the unit is powered down around&nbsp; -4dB i think which is a problem as I set my limiters low and run my amp&nbsp; attenuators open.I don&#039;t think i am covered by any warranty but i&nbsp; was just wondering if you might have any idea what is causing it, from&nbsp; swapping out boards with one of my other units i have traced the problem&nbsp; down to the main board, not the power supply or the output board.&nbsp; I&nbsp; haven&#039;t tried your new service center yet, your old service center&nbsp; couldn&#039;t help as i have no warranty on this unit (purchased 2nd hand)Many thanksJames</blockquote>

[QUOTE="James Secker, post: 83670, member: 4107"] Re: Uli Behringer of The Music Group Q&A Hi Uli, Thanks for taking the time to answer some questions on the forum, its good to get some insight. I have a couple of questions if i may? Will the NU12000 be 6000W per channel at 2 ohms, or at 6000W per channel at 4 ohms as is currently stated on your website. IIRC it previously said 6000W at 2 ohms, and if you Google theirs many other sites saying its 6000W at 2 ohms. 2 ohms makes more sense to me, assuming people are using 8 ohm drivers which the vast majority are, 1500W is plenty for pretty much all drivers. I thought it was going to be a 2 ohm stable version of the NU6000? I cant see it being that popular if its 6000W at 4 ohms, as there are very few drivers capable of handling that kind of power. Also, i have a DCX2496 that i bought 2nd hand, it works fine but it outputs a loud "pop" when the unit is powered down around -4dB i think which is a problem as I set my limiters low and run my amp attenuators open. I don't think i am covered by any warranty but i was just wondering if you might have any idea what is causing it, from swapping out boards with one of my other units i have traced the problem down to the main board, not the power supply or the output board. I haven't tried your new service center yet, your old service center couldn't help as i have no warranty on this unit (purchased 2nd hand) Many thanks James [/QUOTE]

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