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**Free Fast Shipping**brand New Techincal Pro Lz-4100 4,100 Watt Dj Power Amplifier with Key Locking and Digital Led's**hot Amp with Big Power** Review

**Free Fast Shipping**brand New Techincal Pro Lz-4100 4,100 Watt Dj Power Amplifier with Key Locking and Digital Led's**hot Amp with Big Power**
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4100 watts LOL!! not even on its bithday if the wind was right,, at most this amp will push 2 duel 12 mains at 100 watts RMS AT MOST.I didnt even bother to take this amp to a gig. i have a 10 year old PV260 that sounds and push's harder then this P.O.S.
i am a working DJ, trust me dont buy it twice, spend the money to get the goods. pass on this amp
i bought the PV IPR-1600 to replace the TP LZ-4100

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PYLE PZR6XA 2200 Watt Professional DJ Power Amplifier Review

PYLE PZR6XA 2200 Watt Professional DJ Power Amplifier
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Pyle boasts this amplifier as having "1100 watts X 2 channels" or total power of 2200 watts. If you read the user manual (the only place I could find detailed specifications not in any advertisement)as they do with most of their products. The true rms output of this amplifier is 130 watts @ 4 ohms and 100 watts @ 8 ohms. The advertised output of 1100 watts is misleading and deceptive in my opinion. I am very disappointed in the very poor output level from this amplifier. I also had trouble with the rack mounting holes being about 1/16 inch too close together and had to angle and almost crossthread the screws to install it. The fan is much noisier than my Behringer ep2500 amp (which by the way is advertised as 2400 watts and has an 8 ohm rms power output of 350 watts)I just don't understand where Pyle gets it's "2200" watt rating from this amp. Anyone need a cheap boat anchor?

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Marathon Dj-2000 Dj Series Power Amplifier 250w@8 Ohms - 500w@4 Ohms - Up To 2000w@8ohm Bridge Review

Marathon Dj-2000 Dj Series Power Amplifier 250w@8 Ohms - 500w@4 Ohms - Up To 2000w@8ohm Bridge
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If you're looking for a simple stereo amp that can power a nice set of loudspeakers, this is the one.
One con is that the fans are pretty loud and seem to always be in overdrive. The fans should only kick in when the amp is putting out a lot of power and the fans are on even when there is no sound going through it at all.

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Pyle-Pro PPG260A 80 Watt 6.5" Portable Guitar Amplifier Review

Pyle-Pro PPG260A 80 Watt 6.5 Portable Guitar Amplifier
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Lets see...For practicing at home, this amp is all I could ask for. Plenty loud, can use all my foot peddals thru it fine. it sounds great, and it's light. However do not try to run a microphone thru it, because I can't get enough volume from the mic to even hear it! I assume that may simply be because of a high z/low z thing tho. You would probably be ok if you put the mic thru a preamp first. All in all I still say the amp is great!


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Pyle-Pro PZR30XA - 4400 Watts Professional DJ Power Amplifier Review

Pyle-Pro PZR30XA - 4400 Watts Professional DJ Power Amplifier
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I have been a DJ/KJ for over 23 years,I wanted to get a new Amplifier to back up my old one(Sampson s8).I got the pyle pro pzr30xa.Big mistake.Its rated 4400 watts which is a joke since it barely will cover a 30x30 room.There is hardly any bass tones.The pa works fine but not at high volume.I got it because the price seemed excellent,should have waited and got another sampson or peavy.I mean really,I get more quality sound out of my sony stereo in my house.

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Pyramid PA800DJ 2000 Watts Stereo Power Amplifier Review

Pyramid PA800DJ 2000 Watts Stereo Power Amplifier
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i purchased this power amplifier about 6 months ago. i have a crossover on it only passing 80 hz and under to the input of the amp. im using it to power two 1,200 watt max 15 inch subwoofers. using it at home and DJing and i never had one problem with it. never over heats when being pushed at full power for long periods of time and doesnt clip at high volume

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Pyle PTA3000 3000W Professional Power Amplifier Review

Pyle PTA3000 3000W Professional Power Amplifier
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If you are expecting to buy something of the quality of a crest, crown, or bgw. This amp is not really for you. This amp compared with other knock offs is quite nice. Yes the back panel looks a little cheap. This is not a touring amp. It will make a nice stationary amp. If you are a weekend warrior, treat your equipment nicely, and or are doing a fixed install this is the amp for you.
I am using two or these amps for live sound at the moment. I think they are far better suited to DJ-ing and music playing which I also do. I am not a sound pro. I am a stage hand who does small level sound often enough. I am a sound enthusiast. I do not label things based on brands but on results.
This amp is a good bit lighter then my older crest cpx 900 and 1500 crest clones. I have also owned a real crest cpx 900. So I can compare this throughly.
This one has a thinner sheet metal case then the older versions and the legitimate crest version. It has smaller heat sinks and smaller transformer. It still preforms though. It also is a fair bit lighter due to everything being smaller. Hence I say this is more a install and like useage amp then a heavy peavey or beefy qsc ( I have owned both of those as well)
I do not get where pyle pro comes out with the 3000 watt claim. The giant head room blah blah blah. I would say its fair give this amp a legit power rating of 900-1200 watts ( comparing to other amps). This amp will lay down 150-200 watts at 8 ohms not questioned asked. It probably does more but I was not trying to run it to clip. It runns easily in 4 ohms and I have yet to try 2 ohms. The possiblity is nice is you need to daisy chain speakers and run them at a lower level. Lots of monitors or something.
This amp has enough juice to run my 15 inch subs, at 4 ohms and make a nice thump. It is a 33 by 100 room.
I also tried these out on a set of JBL eon 1500 passive 15 inch mains. They worked nicely.
Right now I have one running my small 8 inch monitors. Again the amp is working well.
The cross over on the back is a dream. I love that you can link the amps with no other hardware. You can configure them in bridged mono, mono signal to stereo out. etc etc. It is a very versatile amp. I heard no distortion yet in the audio thus far.
I can also say I am happy with these do the price I got them at. I would say 196 free shipping is a fair price. I would wait and look for something more like 175-150 to be really happy at what you get. It is worth the 200 but it just feels so much better to know you got it at a really good price.
Also I hear that pylepro has some quality check issues. Well thing can get botched in shipping. I must either be lucky or I know to buy from quality stores who pack things well. Accidents do happen though. Just return it and try again.
I am a person who runs tri and bi amped systems. If I were running a passive cross over set up I would probably opt for a simpler amp with more raw power. Being that I run a more modern system is why again I chose this amp.
Over all and thus far I am very pleased. I may even get some more pictures of it up.

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Marathon Dj-3000 Dj Series Power Amplifier 350@W8 Ohms - 700w@4 Oohms - Up To 3000w@8ohm Bridge Review

Marathon Dj-3000 Dj Series Power Amplifier 350@W8 Ohms - 700w@4 Oohms - Up To 3000w@8ohm Bridge
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I purchased one of these amplifiers for a band to drive 2x15" 4-ohm speakers cabinets. I thought with the stated rating of 700w@4 ohms that they should have enough power to drive the cabinets with no problem. When I received the amp and hooked it up, I found that it had little/no output (my 100 watt reference amp was louder) from the 1/4" output and there was no output at all from the speakon outputs. I checked the amp with 2 different sets of 8-ohm speakers (behringer and peavey), different cables, and received the same results. Either I received a defective amp (likely) OR the manufacturer has GROSSLY overstated the ratings of the amp, in which case you would be much better off to buy another name-brand amp in lieu of this item.

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Marathon DJ-6000 DJ Series Amplifier 900@8 Ohms - 1800@4 Ohms - Up To 6000@8Ohm BrIDge Review

Marathon DJ-6000 DJ Series Amplifier 900@8 Ohms - 1800@4 Ohms - Up To 6000@8Ohm BrIDge
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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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Pyramid ZPA100 1000 Watts Stereo Powered Amplifier Review

Pyramid ZPA100 1000 Watts Stereo Powered Amplifier
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I bought this amp casue I was in a pinch I needed to power my mid range cabs and My crown Died. So I bought it had it overnighted and was impressed. I wouldn't run subs or anything as it peaks to easily.
its kinda misleading saying 1000watts , that bridge at 4 ohm
500 @ 4 ohm per side
250 @ 8 ojm, perside
take the bad with the good, also I recommned usuing speakeon cable as the twisty plugs suck

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Marathon DJ-2183 Dual 18-Inch Three Way Loudspeaker Review

Marathon DJ-2183 Dual 18-Inch Three Way Loudspeaker
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For the money you can't find a better buy. And they sound great, oh I purchased two and i'm thinking about two more.

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Pyle-Pro PT1601X 2200-Watt Professional DJ Power Amplifier Review

Pyle-Pro PT1601X 2200-Watt Professional DJ Power Amplifier
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it was a ok amp i like the fan on it it throws all the heat out really fast the leds are nice in the front good for a wedding cause you dont need to hide the amp cause its not ugly cons...banana cable out only!that kinda sucked and it doesn't push a sub very well other than that the mids and highs are pushed well

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Behringer EPX2000 Professional 2000-Watt Light Weight Stereo Power Amplifier with Atr (Accelerated Transient Response) Technology Review

Behringer EPX2000 Professional 2000-Watt Light Weight Stereo Power Amplifier with Atr (Accelerated Transient Response) Technology
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After thorough research on multiple websites I determined that the Behringer EPX200 was the right amp for my situation. The applied situation for this amplifier is for a fraternity house sound system. So, I emphasize the word rugged in the title, haha. It's been almost a month now and this amp is put through its paces multiple times throughout the week. It's powering two Nady 500 watt speakers and they sound great. This amp puts out plenty of power, and the limiter switch on the back is great because it keeps people from doing harm to the amp or the speakers who don't know how to use it. Seriously, even in a large room, this amp pumps out the sound.

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Pyramid PA105 Amplifier With Microphone Input (80-Watt) Review

Pyramid PA105 Amplifier With Microphone Input (80-Watt)
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Pyramid PA105 Amplifier With Microphone Input (80-Watt) This is not a useful product for me.
The talk over does not allow you to use it to perform because when you have a cd player hooked up or any other input the talk over shuts the music down where you can't hear it
Also it has no kind of eq and the tone knob doesn't do much

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Technical Pro RX-B33 2 Channel 1000 Watt Amplifier (Black) Review

Technical Pro RX-B33   2 Channel 1000 Watt Amplifier (Black)
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I purchased the Technical Pro to replace my burned amplifier I use in my garage. It is connected to an old Sony eqaualizer, and speakers I built that run around 700 Watts each. I was surprised that the Technical Pro was able to handle the speakers and deliver as I call it "nice for the price" audio. My old amplifier had two speaker channels that I wished the Technical would have, but I can live with it that way.
The radio reception is another story... As I read from other reviews, and I do agree with them 100%. If you want to use this amplifier as a radio receiver, RUN!!! It does a very bad job in that... Gladly, I do not use it for a radio!!!

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Behringer Europower EP4000 Professional 4,000-Watt Stereo Power Amplifier with Atr (Accelerated Transient Response) Technology Review

Behringer Europower EP4000 Professional 4,000-Watt Stereo Power Amplifier with Atr (Accelerated Transient Response) Technology
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These are tested @ over 1900 watts RMS bridged @ 4ohms and 667 watts @ 4 ohm's stereo. For $325 what else could you possible buy with actual tested numbers like this? nothing that's what. This is THE best pro-amp for your money.

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The EP2000 and EP4000 represent everything musicians love about Behringer's popular EP1500/EP2500--excellent sound quality, road-worthy toughness and reliability, low-noise operation and incredible power. With 2,000 and 4,000-Watts respectively, the EP2000 and EP4000 amplifiers are perfect for medium-sized club gigs, mobile PA systems, church services or public spaces.

Everything You Need, Nothing You Don't The uber-simple front panel controls of these amps give you all of your sound's vital signs at a glance. After flipping the MAIN switch, the POWER LED will light when the amp is ready for action. Both channels have independent gain dials as well as clip LEDs that indicate when the signal is distorted and you need to reduce the gain. There are also SIGNAL LEDs that light up when a signal is present at the input.
Panel Discussion A panel of switches found on the back panel offers an array of cool options to apply to both channels of the EP2000 and EP4000. The Clip Limiter lets you get even more out of the amplifier without overdriving either it or your speaker system. Built-in circuitry automatically senses when the EP2000 or EP4000 is being overdriven into "clipping" and then momentarily reduces the input level to avoid clipping distortion. This all happens in a few thousandths of a second, so it's an inaudible way of avoiding audible clipping distortion. Of course, you can turn the Limiter off if you're feeling lucky.
Ultra-low frequency sounds (infrasonics) are caused by rickety stage vibrations, mic thumps and wind noise. While technically inaudible, they can cause a huge drain on amp power, potential damage to your speakers and a sludgy sound in the audible bass ranges. Both EP models feature a defeatable Low Cut Filter that chops off unwanted frequencies below 50Hz or 30Hz (depending on your PA system's capabilities).
The same panel contains the switches that allow you to put these amps to work in either stereo or bridge (mono) mode. Both the EP2000 and EP4000 can be linked to additional power amps by switching into parallel mode.
These Amps Have Guts There's plenty of awesome features on the outside of the EP2000 and EP4000, but there's also a team of cool components on the inside helping it work its magic. They come loaded with famously reliable Toshiba/Fairchild power transistors as well as a high-current toroidal transformer for ultra-high transient response and further reliability. Independent DC and thermal overload protection on each channel automatically protects the amplifier and speakers from any show-stopping meltdowns. There's no need for fuses, giving you one fewer potential mid-gig headache.
The EP2000 and EP4000 have both XLR and 1/4" TRS inputs. Even the outputs are totally flexible, consisting of Speakon-compatible outputs and five-way binding posts. Whether you're dealing with bare wire or boutique audiophile cabling, the EP2000 and EP4000 are right at home.
The exhaust fan, visible on the back panel, is the final stage of an internal front-to-back cooling system that keeps these amps working in the mild temperatures they love, even through periods of extended use. Finally, an impact-resistant, all-steel 2U rackmount chassis helps these workhorses stand up to all the rigors of the road.
Accelerated Transient Response Delivers the Knock-Out Punch It takes huge pulses of energy (current and voltage) to propel a woofer cone out fast enough to match a bass beat. That's called Transient Response and it's the holy grail of amp designers. By carefully selecting transistors with extremely highslew rates and optimizing other proprietary parts of our circuitry, our amps are able to react instantly to even the most demanding electronic bass impulses. If the woofers in your PA system can keep up, your audience will hear a tighter, crisper, more natural sound.
The Legend Powers On If you read the reviews of the EP2000 and EP4000's older brothers, the EP1500 and EP2500, and it's clear that those amps are renowned not only for their performance and durability, but also their astoundingly low price tags. The EP2000 and EP4000 extend that legacy to the next level.
What's in the Box Behringer Europower EP4000, Power Cable, User's Manual

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Pyle PADH1279 12" 5-WAY Pa Speaker Review

Pyle PADH1279 12 5-WAY Pa Speaker
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These are really good speakers for the money. I used a Pro Audio 1100 amp and a IMAXX D.J. ipod dock for my drummer son's talent show in front of 600 people.The ipod dock worked very well with lots of usable features.The volume on 5 was a good solid sound. They handled bass very well.The grills are thin but shouldn't ever be a problem.Glad I found these. As always dealing with Amazon has always been a pleasure. Shipping was very fast and packaged well.

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