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Re: Uli Behringer of The Music Group Q&ADear James,thanks for your questions.The NU12000 actually houses two NU6000 amplifiers that operate in bridge-mode. This does not allow for a 2 Ohm operation which was indicated on a preliminary spec sheet and has since been corrected.I believe that the very first DCX2496's had no mute circuitry in the output stages, which sounds like the effect you are experiencing. However, this issue was corrected many years ago by adding an auto-mute fuction during power-up and down cycling. I can only assume that your unit must be around 8-10 years old.Hope this information helps.Warm regardsUli
Re: Uli Behringer of The Music Group Q&A
Dear James,
thanks for your questions.
The NU12000 actually houses two NU6000 amplifiers that operate in bridge-mode. This does not allow for a 2 Ohm operation which was indicated on a preliminary spec sheet and has since been corrected.
I believe that the very first DCX2496's had no mute circuitry in the output stages, which sounds like the effect you are experiencing. However, this issue was corrected many years ago by adding an auto-mute fuction during power-up and down cycling. I can only assume that your unit must be around 8-10 years old.
Hope this information helps.
Warm regards
Uli
