MUSYSIC 2 Channel Power Amplifier Distortion Free and Clear Sound - Professional 2U Chassis Rack Mount Amplifiers for DJs/Experts/Events w/ATR Technology/XLR and 1/4 Inch Inputs - 3200 Watts

Let me be clear...this amp is probably not a high-end unit. But so far, I can't find a thing in the world wrong with it. It's powerful and plays with good quality.I put this side-by-side with a Behringer I-Nuke 3000 for comparison. The Behringer is a pretty dang good amp! The two amps have very similar power and audio qualities, which is a good thing.Time will tell as to the reliability of the unit. But so far, it looks to be one of the real bargains in pro-audio amps.I will try and follow up after I put some time on it.Good listening!

The amp works really well, but the fan noise is too loud (for our use in a church) even in a close track system.It has dual fans that run high speed all the time. Otherwise it does great. Another plus is the size: it is short enough to fit comfortable in a wall rack unit and still connect the cables in back.

Clean loud bass for a custom subwoofer in my Home Theater setup. Bang for the buck is crazy, is a little loud but not horrible.

Se dañaron alos 3 meses

good amp shiping droped it but vit works well

package delivered very fast, and well packaged, it works great, im using it with 2 12" 4ohm 450watt subwoofers, had to get a crossover for it to get just bass in the subs, its a great amp, the knobs are a little offset, ide try to straighten them but i dont want to tear it up, it doesnt change the performance any though.

It was perfect for my needs. Price is very good.

Astoundingly, inexplicably, and totally mysteriously, I can’t imagine why the designers made this whole series a quarter inch too tall. My guess is they were all stoned at the time. I would think anyone with even minimal experience with professional power amps and electronic equipment would know that standard rack spacing is 1-3/4 inches. But here they are. So if you can deal with the peculiar size (Even the screw spacing is off), or build your own cases as I do, these amps seem like an incredible value. It’s like they drew it oversized, then failed to reduce it properly before going into production. Anyway, other than that, it seems great, (so far) - if you understand the massively exaggerated power ratings. Delete a zero and you will have it. So ... not 3200 watts, but 320 watts.