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Bruce Weldy wrote: ↑Fri Dec 29, 2017 5:59 pm The peak of the Cab is 1600 watts.

Where are you getting that?

Your post hit while I was typing. The Behringer is probably fine in bridged mode for that sub. Since it's a direct radiator, you can hear it farting out and turn it down. But beware that Behringer's ratings are a bit overzealous.... I have one of the iNuke 3000-4 amps for monitors. I put a volt met...

Don't mean to argumentative, but peak watts means absolutely nothing. That's advertising crap to make their amps look more powerful. RMS rating at the specified impedance is even suspect sometimes - that's why voltage is all that matters. Running even at RMS numbers can be distorted on some amps. T...

http://cdn-docs.av-iq.com/dataSheet//TRx2118_Datasheet.pdf 2X, and with Behringer inuke DSP 3000 If I"m running right up to the edge on this with two bridged inukes, then I'll probably usually only ever use one in stereo mode. I have three of these amps. I also have a pair of Labhorns, which I ...

Worry not. I'm not holding you guys responsible or anything for your recommendations. Don't worry about the safety of my cabs. These are class D amps rated like this with hard digital limiters. I had read on multiple spots on the net that when an amp is bridged it "sees" half the impedance...

3200W peak rating into 8 ohm subwoofer cabs. One amp for each sub that is each rated at 3200W peak in 4 ohms when bridged. When bridged are these amps going to put out the maximum of the subs' rated handling or one half of the subs handing?