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  1. 02-05-2012, 03:43 PM #1
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    EP4000's Whats your take on them.

    Reviews , good for a starting point compared to these shitty marathons.
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    That amp is a good budget amp. Many people use it and it is one of the better products that Behringer makes.
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    I haven't used, seen or heard them myself but was just recently given a good review by a friend on the new Behringer INuke amps.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Incognito View Post
    I haven't used, seen or heard them myself but was just recently given a good review by a friend on the new Behringer INuke amps.

    But do you really want to say '4 ....top's driven by Behringer INuke amplifiers.'

    I certainly wouldn't...

    I've used the EP2000 which is the smaller version a couple of times and its not amazing but it's certainly one of the better Behringer Products.. Good if your getting started and on a strict budget
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    Don't worry about it. Set them up, turn them on, listen to them, adjust if needed. No matter what you do, they're still going to sound like Eons
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  5. 02-05-2012, 05:31 PM #5
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    Thanks for the input gonna pick up a pair new for 600 with cables tomorrow now lets enjoy the superbowl!!!
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    Behringer EP4000 is a rebadged EP2500. EP2500 is a solid amp and definitely great for the money.

    Just don't think the 4000 is really a 4000w amp.
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    Quote Originally Posted by windspeed36 View Post
    But do you really want to say '4 ....top's driven by Behringer INuke amplifiers.'

    I certainly wouldn't...
    Sorry but I don't understand your comment.

    Are you saying they're not good for 4 ohm loads? The review I was given was while driving four subs with two per channel so four tops with two per channel should be a none issue.

    Here is a Inuke3000 driving a pair of subs (& doing a great job of it I may add)


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    Quote Originally Posted by Incognito View Post
    Sorry but I don't understand your comment.

    Are you saying they're not good for 4 ohm loads? The review I was given was while driving four subs with two per channel so four tops with two per channel should be a none issue.

    Here is a Inuke3000 driving a pair of subs (& doing a great job of it I may add)


    Click here for mobile viewing.
    I was talking about the actual name of the product
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    Don't worry about it. Set them up, turn them on, listen to them, adjust if needed. No matter what you do, they're still going to sound like Eons
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  10. 02-05-2012, 10:48 PM #10
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    Quote Originally Posted by drzinc View Post
    it is one of the better products that Behringer makes.
    I've been under this impression as well. I would still take a QSC GX series over it any day of the week, but hey.

    I knew a small bar that used an EP2000 and it handled the use/abuse pretty well.
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