Behringer NX6000 etapa de potencia Class-D 2 x 3000W a 4 ohmios con DSP, negro

Live sound engineers and mobile DJs often struggle with amplifiers that are too heavy, run hot, or lack the power to drive large speaker systems reliably. The Behringer NX6000 solves these problems by delivering massive output in a lightweight, cool-running Class D design with built-in DSP for precise system tuning.

Who is it for

The NX6000 is ideal for touring bands, permanent installations, and rental companies that need a dependable two-channel amplifier capable of driving subwoofers and full-range cabinets with headroom to spare. Its 2U rack size and low weight make it easy to transport and install in any rack.

Main features

• Enormous power: 2 x 3000W into 4 Ohms, 2 x 1600W into 8 Ohms, or 6000W bridged into 8 Ohms
• High-efficiency Class D topology with switch-mode power supply for reduced weight and heat
• Built-in 24-bit/96 kHz DSP with delay, crossover, EQ, and dynamics processing for precise system control
• Comprehensive protection circuits: thermal, DC, short circuit, overload, and current limiter
• Continuously variable speed fan for quiet, efficient cooling
• Flexible input via XLR/TRS combo jacks and professional locking-style speaker outputs
• Rugged 2U rack-mountable chassis

Specifications

• Power output (8 Ohms per channel): 2 x 1600W
• Power output (4 Ohms per channel): 2 x 3000W
• Power output (8 Ohms bridged): 1 x 6000W
• Amplifier class: Class D
• Channels: 2
• Frequency response: 20 Hz - 20 kHz (+0/-1 dB)
• Total harmonic distortion (THD+N): <0.05%
• Damping factor: >140 @ 8 Ohms
• Input connectors: 2 x XLR/TRS combo jack
• Output connectors: 2 x locking-style speaker connector (Speakon compatible)
• DSP: Yes, with 24-bit/96 kHz converters
• DSP features: delay, crossover, EQ, dynamics processing
• Protection circuits: thermal, DC, short circuit, overload, current limiter
• Cooling: continuously variable speed fan
• Rack size: 2U
• Power supply: switch-mode

Tips

Use the built-in DSP to set crossovers and limiters for your specific speakers, protecting them from damage while maximizing performance. For subwoofer applications, bridge the amplifier to deliver 6000W into 8 Ohms and use a low-pass filter to optimize bass response.