Behringer NX4-6000
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Behringer
NX4-6000
Product Info
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This NX4-6000 is a serious workhorse amp if you need a ton of power in a compact rack space. It’s ideal for smaller venues, bands needing multiple channels, or anyone on a tight budget who still wants substantial clean power – just be mindful of its headroom limitations.
Product Description
- Behringer NX4-6000
- Light 4-Channel Class D Power Amplifier
- Power: 4x 860 Watt at 4 Ohm
- 4x 440 Watt at 8 Ohm
- Inputs: Jack and XLR
- Outputs: Speaker-twist
- Built-in crossover
- Integrated limiter
- Mains
- signal and limit LEDs
- Dimensions: 19" / 2 HE
- Housing depth: 320 mm
- Weight: 6.1 kg
PROS
- • Impressive power output for the size and price point.
- • Class D design offers exceptional efficiency and low heat generation.
- • Integrated crossover simplifies speaker management and system design.
- • Robust build quality; feels surprisingly solid for a budget amplifier.
CONS
- • Limited headroom at higher volume levels compared to premium amps.
- • Basic feature set; lacks advanced routing or DSP options.
- • The fan can become audible under heavy load; not silent operation.
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Key Features
Power (Watts)
4x 860W @ 4Ω, 4x 440W @ 8Ω
Channels
4
Class
D
Impedance
4Ω - 8Ω
Cooling
Forced-air convection with fan
Weight
6.1 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
It delivers a significant power output for its size and price, but premium competitors often provide more headroom before clipping.
It's noticeable under heavy load, especially in quiet environments; consider this if silent operation is crucial.
It's a basic crossover; don’t expect extensive EQ or complex routing options – it's more for simple high-pass filtering.
