Behringer BEHRINGER KM750

This amp rocks. Sound is so good, that I bought 2 of them, to bridge my front channels.

I bought this amplifier to run two 10" in-wall subwoofers that I installed in my garage when I heated/ finished it. I knew that my stereo receiver wouldn't have the power to run 4 speakers and two subs, so I opted for this amp after a lot of reading and research. I have had the amp in play for the past 4 months and I am very pleased with its performance. I rarely run it at more than 1/4 volume and that gives more than enough punch in 2, 10", 8ohm subs (w/ boxes built into the wall). I will say, it is very fast, the bass is quick and not muddy at all. The only drawback of this amplifier in a practical sense for home theater, etc, is that you may need to pair it with an equalizer as the amp itself only has volume control. I did this in the garage instead of running another lowpass filter to my subs, but this was just because of my implementation more than anything. The fan can be a bit noisy but if you have it in a cabinet, or the music/ theater system at a typical volume for listening then I doubt you will hear it, I don't until I turn the music down. Overall, great performance for the price and it sounds great!

10/10

This amp ROCKS! No issues 5 months later. Highly recommended amp! Original: Bought this from the warehouse at an incredible savings. Using to power my DIY home theater subwoofer with a Dayton Rss315HO-12 4 ohm driver. When running in 'stereo' mode, the sub sounded anemic, no authority like it did with the 500 watt plate amp this KM750 replaced. I wasn't thrilled, but it wasn't so bad I would return it. Then, after having a few adult beverages one night, I made the executive decision to try bridging the amp and see what happens. Let me say, the sub came alive. I mean to the point of when it was 'stereo', and gain almost 100%, still sounded anemic. But with being in bridged mode, the gain is not even 1/2 way and the sub is ALIVE! [insert menacing laughter]. This is a GREAT amp for consumer use. Missing having a trigger control, which can be problematic, I got one of these that was recommended to me in a forum: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00WV7GMA2/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Now, the actual review since you now know how it is being used. The weight is good. The build/finish is 1st rate. No banana plugs can be used, but pins will work. I just used bare wire, 12 gauge. The power light is an extremely annoying and extremely bright white LED. A piece of electrical tape covering it cured that nuisance. The fan...what can I say. It isn't horrific sounding, but it IS annoying AF watching a movie and having it in the same room. Cool air is drawn in thru the top and warm air is exhausted out the left side. Used in a noisy commercial environment, the noise won't be noticed, but in your living room... What I did was to just plain disconnect the fan. I measured for several days the internal temperatures before, during, and after heavy home theater usage and have determined the very small gain in heat will be easily tolerated by the electronics for years to come, I recommend this amp. Dollar for dollar, pound for pound, watt for watt, you will find no better.

Very good quality amp. Behringer is a very good company. I am very happy with the product and of course the Amazon delivery.