Behringer NX3000 Power Amplifier

I currently have two of these amps powering 14 speakers in a function hall with a 3rd amp powering 2 sub woofers. The place sounds awesome. There’s a low pass switch on back so no crossover unit needed for the subs. These are on sale right now at 40% off. I bought 2 more just to have them as spares.

UPDATE: They've worked perfectly for five years so far. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐I own a professional sound company. I've been using quite a bit of Behringer products because of price and I've found pretty much all their products to be reliable. I was skeptical about these amps because of how lightweight they are, but they work great. Power-wise they match up to comparably power-rated QSC amps just about perfectly. Time will tell how well they will hold up but I've been running them for about six months with no issues. I will be buying more.

Straight to the point. Power where toy need it. No fuss. No fluff.

I currently have it bridged running a EAW SBX 220 4Ohm 2-12" Subwoofer and it works great. I am getting great bass from the subwoofer without any issues with the amp overheating.

The media could not be loaded. No se que le pasó a Behringer mienten en las especificaciones y dos equipos con la misma falla, y ningún teléfono al cual llamar para ayuda técnica, pero el vendedor (no behringer) si intento ayudar mandado otra unidad pero por desgracia con el mismo problema. Solo por el vendedor doy dos estrellas

The Behringer NX 3000 is light in weight and has a functional but not unattractive appearance. When it worked, the sound quality was good.I used this amplifier in a small club in a two-way setup. It powered 4 mid/high units (two per channel to give a 4 ohm load) that were crossed over at 120 Hz. The club held events about 4 times a week and during this time the amplifier was never driven into clipping.The amplifier lasted all of 6 weeks before it quit and Behringer's support site does not even list this model. So here I am almost $300 poorer with yet another piece of junk headed for the trash.

Connect extra outdoor speakers.

"Ultra Lightweight" indeed. While unboxing, I thought someone removed the inner components and returned the shell. I'm not sure how this thing even functions with such an anorexic power supply.The second thing you'll notice is the fan noise. Why a class D amplifier idles like a dollar store hair dryer is a mystery to me.Everything from the flexy, rattle trap of a case, to the knobs and switches that Fisher Price would be embarrassed to slip passed quality control, screams poor quality.I don't have testing equipment to verify the performance claims but, after all is said and done, it seems to work as advertised... just for how long.The only remaining question for me is whether or not to gamble on the lifespan and go through the trouble of replacing the fan with something that doesn't sound like an angry gerbil.