Hi, new to the forum and about to take receipt of my first Behringer AMP. I would like to ask the tribe about running the NX3000 in bridge mode, do I have to rewire the output speakon cable amp end to +1+2 as well as flipping the bridge mode switch.

My set up will comprise of a Numark Scratch mixer to a Behringer Ultragraph EQ with channel 1 split to my monitors and channel 2 to the NX3000, from there I intend to bridge the signal to my first sub (8ohms) then onto the second creating a 4ohm load and hopefully a stable clear sound to enjoy.

Appreciate any advice and help.

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I have a powered mixer amplifier (Behringer Euwropower PMX2000) and I am interested in purchasing new Behringer Passive Speakers (PK Series: 108, 110, 112 or 115). My question how I best match between the power outout of my amplifier to the speakers power? It says in the amp spec: Stereo Mode: 250 W @ 4 OHM & 180 W @ 8 OHM. Thank you so much

Saludos solicito ayuda con este amplificador que nadie conoce ni se atreve a meterle mano por qué es un sistema total mente exclusivo, por eso solicito soporte para que me suministren el sistema o la tarjeta completa para reemplazar la que tiene el daño espero me ayuden a solucionar este inconveniente gracias

Hi! Does anyone know when the NX3000 or iNuke 3000 series powered amps will be delivered (supplied) to Brisbane? Or anywhere in Australia>

I have searched for a unit across the TransTasman and nobody has one left to sell.

Although, I found monkey sounds in NZ and their distributors have a few in stock BYT they wouldn't serve Australian customers.

Find it ironic because other brands, for example in music equipment world Yamaka HQ n Japan many years ago helped me source a particular electronic part whichj I needed, although they had spares on Japan but to reduce my wait and distance (airfreight) they rang the Singapore distributors to send me what I eeded. Similar to a car part, Mercedes made an effort to supply me with parts many years ago through Malaysia, just as an example.

YET, TransTasman (cousins in Auckland) distributors wouldnt help me out despite having stock avail.

I have a gig and my both amps cant be used. Hence I really wanted a Behringer to suit my urgent needs. 

Does anyone know why Australian distributors dont have aclue how to order in stock, on time, to have enough products on the shelves and warehouses? Warehouse managers job and skill ought to be to check and replenish stock levels in advance, no different from any other products, brand or commodity. Sorry guys but there are many unemployed out there who could do a better job, for such nice salaries some are receiving as managers of  distribution centres.

PLEASE: don't use re-branding or no parts world wide as an excuse. 

Considering the current lim,ited traffic air/cargo/ships is still operating as normal.

There are SAP/Oracle inventory programs which work very well in such areas. I am sure the distribution centre in Sydney also have a similar prgram. 

how long is it taking to get somebody to reply to a service request?

is anybody actually processing them and getting people the info of where to send something for repair?

I've got a dead amp and need to get it in to a repair shop ASAP and nobdy is reposnding to the service request online and the local music tribe repair shop is not answering the phones

I can literally drive it in a drop it off, but I'm assuming they have to issue an RMA first as it is under warranty being only a few months old

Hello,

I run a circus theatre company who put on performances outdoors.

We've been touring with a Behringer PMP500 & Dynacord a112 12” passive speakers. They've done everything we have needed so far, however the Behringer PMP500 has a few issues and we're looking for a replacement.

I'm not sure whether to buy a straight replacement of the same model, or whether I could buy something a bit more powerful whilst I'm at it? Will the speakers I have be able to take it?

Any recommendations will be greatly appreciated! (I know next to nothing about sound equipment so feel free to state the obvious also)

Cheers,
Edd