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(More customer reviews)The Marathon DJ 6000 runs cool which is the only thing I like about the unit other than the fact it is very light at 15 lbs which is the big attraction that drew me to the unit other than the low price . Sound like a positive review . However , the 900 watts a channel the unit is rated by Marathon is not RMS so when I hooked it up the amplifier was categorically weak compared to the other 3 amps I own which I have used to power the same speakers which are the Carver TFM 25 which is 175 watts x 2 , the Peavey 1200 which is 280 wats per channel , and the Samson SX 3200 which is rated at 750 watts per side . It will not do to run my system like I intended when I bought the power amp so it will have to be coupled with 1 of my other amps to deliver the sound pressure necessary for the mobile shows that I DJ . Would guess the Marathon DJ 6000 maxes out at maybe 150 watts RMS at the most per side , and that I should have bought 2 of these units to power my moderate Pyle towers to create the proper sound pressure for shows. Would not have purchased the Samson SX 3200 had the Peavy CS 1200 not been seriously over inflating the power output claims . Thought the very heavey old technology dinosaur would pump out 600 watts per side which would have ran my dual 18 sub just fine . Imagine my surprise when I looked at the owner's manual which Peavey admitted the CS 1200 only put out 280 watts RMS each channel . My advise to consumers is to call the manufacturer ,and keep after them until 1 of their tech people responds by email or by phone to give the actual ratings of whatever product you are interested in buying so you know its true capabilities before you execute a purchase .
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