I bought 2 of these to power my folded horn home theatre subs. I run them in bridged mode, and they really pack a huge punch. The sound is excellent, or at least I couldn't imagine it being any better. These things rattle my room like you wouldn't believe. Guests are always in awe. I think my neighbors hate me, and they aren't very close.

Just Raw Power. Easy to configure to your needs.

Couldn't get any simpler.

Very well built. No excuses.

You just can't beat the value. I could have spent a whole lot more on amplifiers, and almost did. I don't regret buying a pair of these bad boys.

No need for support as of yet.

That much clean juice for less than 300 bucks? That alone is dead sexy!

hobbyist

Rock

I own this amp and I use it for my dual 15's. The base has the thump and highs are crystal clear.

It has everything I need. The only thing it doesn't have that I would like is 1/4" outputs. It has speak-on and that is what I use but I will proberly never use the binding post outputs.

The dip switches are easy and convient to use. Basically if you know how to run other amps you can run this one.

It is made very well and is solid. When it arrives it is packaged very good which is good because the delivery person dropped it hard on my concrete porch.

I think this amp is a great deal. I went about the internet and read review after review on this amp because I am a price shopper but also want quality as well. This is a very good deal for a power amp this size. If you are reading this jump on the bandwagon before Behringer decides to raise their prices.

Well I got use of there support. I opened everything up and took my old amp out of my rack case. I installed and hooked everything up and I was getting only a whisper through my speakers when it was turned on. I recheched all connections and everthing seemed ok so I unhooked everything and reinstalled old amp to verify connections. The old amp fired rite up and sounded ok. The reason I bought another amp was for backup equipment and more power. I tried the new amp again and still only received a whisper through my speaker system. I decided to call Behringers support phone number. I called and immedietly Behringer picked up with a live person not a machine like most companies. I was transfered to tech support and one of there technicians helped me troubleshoot the new amp. We went through each step eliminating unneccary equipment to find the solution. The last step was to replace the wiring between the mixer and the amp. I asked for the tech's name and ran to the store for new wire. I came home replaced the wire and fired it up and everything sounded great. I called up the Behringer tech and thanked him for his assistance. I still don't know why the wiring would work on my old amp but not on the new Behringer amp. I think there support was fantastic, but I'm giving it a 9 instead of a 10 because there support line was long distance and not an 800 number which can be expensive if you sit on the line and troubleshoot their products.

Hey I shopped around for two months before I decided to purchase this power amp. I want value but more important quality and this amp has both.

Mobile DJ

Everything

crystal clear sound y pay more for the same thing but a different brand

XLR, Speakon, Banana, 1/4" connectors what other connector could you possibly add to it, says cool even at full blast, built in fan is super quiet

plug it in raise or lover the gain as you wish and your done

dropped it once before putting it in its rack, picked it up and there wasn't one scratch plugged it on and in my opinion it sounded better (im not saying its a good idea to drop it though)

awsome value i will buy many more

never had to deal with them but the number is on the box and in every page of the manual

r u seriously asking the what is the sex appeal of a power amp? well its an amp what more can i say.

Concert Services

All Types of Music

we use 5 of these in a rolling case for primarily outside performances. You can have 5 because they are affordable. Ours push 6 pairs of Peavey towers @ 2OHMS, 2 Behringer 18"subs @ 8ohms,& 2 Carvin and no-name cabs @4 ohms. Sound is amazing for the money spent. We set the amps at about 60% max. The quality at that level is purrrrfect. Drums, vocals, and all the instruments sound superb. Buy more than you need and run them at no more than 80% and you'll have a system that lasts and hardly breaks a sweat.

dip switches are just right. good ventilation system

easier than using a tv remote control...... set it and good to go.. good filters and choices...... very good connectivity choices and options...... ours are set mono - 2 for each stereo channel, and the sub channel is of course mono

engineered like a German tank, and made in China

lol........ bought 2 of them for each one I would have bought from the Designer Brand Boys had they even had been available.......... The Designer Brand Boys now have comparable units at 2 and 3x the price.. I'd buy more but am maxed out on needs thanks to these.....

good once when a combo amp transformer was running hot.......

they look professional, probably since they are.......

BOTH KINDS OF MUSIC

Comparible to more expensive poweramps--Peavey, Crown, etc. Bridged for a 4 ohm load for my Peavey SP218 BWX's, 1 power amp per cabinet--lots of thunderous thump!

I like it's simplicity--would be nice to have a lighted meter as opposed to a single amber indicator light per channel, but with use, you know when you are pushing it.

It's tough--heavy steel frame. I have played it at open air city festivals while a drive a tri-amped system. I have 4 EP2500's all for 4 subs (Peavey SP218 BWX's), one EP2500 for my 4 Peavey SP1-G's (mid 15 inch black widow's) & a EP1500 for the 4 Peavey 44XT compression drivers. Lots of watts--9600 for the subs, 2500 for the mids and 1500 for the high end compression drivers. This has been done in 90+ degree heat. NO THERMO breakdown--ever! No shut downs, etc.

Best value on the market--thanks to chinese slave labor. I have owned these since they first came out--they simply work week after week.

Never had any need to call them

Ok looking, but who cares except other snobbish musicians? Certainly my customers for whom I play haven't a clue as to what they are anyway.

Live music, Pro DJ, sound system services provider

Rock, Pop, Country, Smooth Jazz

clean and powerful...strong sound.

very strongly built...heavy! speakon outputs and binding posts (which will accept banana to quarter-inch adaptors(buy separately. so no whining you guys about not being able to use quarter inch cables.

plug it in...turn it on...crank the volume (not too much!) Start at 10:00 position, and work your way up.

seems very strong and reliable so far. no complaints.

excellent power to dollar ratio....

haven't had to use support yet... just download info from behringer.com...

it's a nice piece of equipment... good, simple design, easy to look at.

songwriter, guitarist, bassist, pianist, vocalist, recording engineer/producer

pop, rock, alternative, folk

Crystal clear

Great bang for buck

Very good instructions, nice layout

Heavy, built to last. Seems to be built very well.

This amp really is a great deal. It won't break the bank like other amps in this power class.

N/A

I got one!

Vocalist, musician

Rock

Excellent sound quality. This amp produces tight low bass very well great on the depth charges on U-571. Sounds great on movies and music. The best watt per dollar out there. Great for R&B, country, hip hop, rap, and rock. I am using a pre-amp, receiver, cd player, and a PS2. I own four jensen 1500's,a sony center channel, and this amp totally finished my system powering my power acoustik 15" sub which runs at 2 ohms. Excellent product will purchess more.

She can run however you want her to great for hooking up two subs to a home a/v system.

Extreemly easy to install and intergrate into your system.

I crank this baby til the mirror in the bathroom is shaking and she is still barely warm.

definetally the best dollar per watt out there.

Haven't needed any yet

Black matches every other component I have.

Played in band for 8 years have been hooking up home a/v for 7 years

Country, hip-hop, rap, R&B, Rock

I have owned alt of amps ,but for the money this is power and a good sounding amp, I have a 2500 on subs and a 1500 on top end and a Behringer board ,coupled with a set of Yamaha sv 15'S i LOVE my sound for the money !!And buy the way, If a big foot at a club unplugs you and then decides to plug it up ,you want destroy your speakers because they don't power up all at once ,Yea !!

Active Musician and Sound Engineer

Rock , Country , Classic Rock

A high quality power amp should have no sound of its own. The EP2500 is very good at being neutral and producing little noise or color of its own. A very high levels it has some noise if you are right next to the speaker cabs, but certainly acceptable within the venue. I have a pair of these amps. One drives a pair of JBL MP225s for mains and the other drives 4 Behringer F1520 monitors. They effortlessly produces excellent sound at both low and high levels. It is practically identical to the QSC which goes for twice the price.

The setup DIP switch is very convenient, easy to use, the gain controls have detents, and good feel. I like the ability to use it in stereo, parallel, bridged, etc. It has a nice variety of input and output connection choices. Compares favorably with amps at twice the price in this area. The limiter works and protects your cabs, the filters help reduce mic stand noise and stage noise.

Its extremely rugged, has built-in protection, and protects your cabs as well. The transformer / power supply will provide enormous reserves of power for those peak demands. The fan cooling is very effective, but a bit loud in a quiet setting. Then again you don't buy an amp this powerful if you want one that is silent in a quiet room.

This is the best deal in power amps today. It is simply just as good as other brands at half the cost. If you buy another brand for the name, you are probably wasting money.

I am reserving judgement here. The good news is I have yet to need service on any of the Behringer products I own. Time will tell. I find the Behringer web site useful, and the manuals are pretty good as well.

I always think this question is hilarious. This product has absolutely no sex appeal, but its great. hmmmm - well maybe those lights blinking when you perform....

Active musician

Rock, Blues

This amp produced clear, bright sound across all volumes when I tested it. It seemed quite on-par with equivalent amps from more established and expensive brands.

Amp came with a cover for the banana plugs, which is nice for avoiding accidental crossing of metal objects (which could destroy your amp in the worst case). It does not have 1/4" speaker cable outputs, which might be for the better, but it does count as a limitation. Just go with speakon cables, as they're safer and more durable anyway.

Not only is it simple to turn on, access volume knobs, and read the signal & clip LEDs, but the dip switches on the back are very easy to set. There are clearly written instructions as to what each dip switch sets, so you're not scrambling around trying to get something to work. I've been confused by QSC amps before regarding their dip switch settings.

The amp seems to be very well-built, although I've not dropped it, bumped it, etc. to find out yet. It is QUITE heavy, though - seems to be heavier than most amps.

For the price comparison, this is an extraordinary value. You can get the power you need with good clarity across all frequencies, including a variable low-end cutoff (30hz or 50hz), and you don't have to pay the same amount you would for a QSC, etc. amp.

I haven't had to call support, so I'm shooting in the dark with an 8. Behringer has a good track record, though, as a company.

It's not necessarily a "hot" looking amp. it just looks like an amp. Meaning that it has the brand name, model, and volume knobs and power switch on the front. The back looks like a bunch of plugs, instructions, and a serial number. I'll admit that there are some sexy looking power amps out there. This is not sexy, but it looks just fine.

Active Musician, Recording Engineer

Rock, Experimental, Alternative, Folk

Great Sound, Clear Highs, Clear Midrange, And Thunderous Bass Even At Full Output.

Very Easy To Hook Up.1/4 in. and XLR For Inputs D.I.P.Switches For Stereo Or Bridged Mono Very Well Illustrated on back panel, Binding posts And Speakon Jacks for outputs.

Very Easy To Hook Up Great For Mobile DJ'S.

This Amp Is Heavy,But Has A Hell Of Power For Under $300.00. These Amps Are Built Like A Tank. They are perfect for road use. You Can Run Them At Full Power,but they do get warm,but never shut down,like some other amps do when you push them.As A DJ I Run These Amps Wide Open With NO Trouble At All.

A Hell Of A Good Value, Where Can You Get A 2400 Watt Power Amp For Less Than $300.00? AS A Mobile DJ. I Reccomend Buying 1 or 2 or whatever you can afford. This Amp Has The Same Power and Features As The QSC RMX2450 AT HALF The Price.

never needed support.

I Showed These Amps To My Friend. He Said He Would Sell His Ex Wife For A Pair Of These.Buy One and Listen For Yourself,you will be amazed of the sound.

mobile DJ

Alternative, Country, Hip Hop, Rock Very Loud

I currently own 2 of these things, and I am buying two more today. Behringer really got it right! The headroom on this thing is amazing, you can push it to the limit without distorting or skipping a beat.

Lots of ways to hook up your speakers, I use the speakon way but you can go XLR if you want.

Crown, Peavey and all the others out there - get ready to get your butts stomped in the amp race! I've owned and used just about every amp out there. I mean none of them will cook an omlet for you, but if you need to crank your system and have something dependable, then this is it. Very sturdy construction. I wouldn't throw it out a second story window, but it might survive if I did.

Quit looking, you're not going to find a better deal. Absolutely the best product for the money.

I've only had to use behringer support one time. They have their support numbers on their website and in their user manuals. The one time I called them was for a mixing board problem, it just up and died. On my first call, I got a real live person and they took care of the shipping and everything. It took them a while to get things fixed but it was during the Christmas holidays so I understand. They didn't even bother with fixing my old board. They sent me a brand new one. Now, I've dealt with Mackie, and I hate to say it, but Mackie needs to take some notes.

I'm buying two more of them aren't I?

Active Musician

Country / Rock

Tailgate and party rentals

Country, Rock, Hip-Hop, Trap, Party...

Damn Loud! No Distortion, way more headroom than any amp in it's pricerange. I have been using the expensive QSC 2450 and the behringer sounds louder. I have to back the behringer down 2 knoches to match the QSC. Sounds great too!

The amps have dual 1/4 jack inputs, Dual speakon, Dual binding posts, and dual banana outputs. Yes, the amp has banana jacks, just pull out the plastic stoppers and wow, there they are! This was the only thing I was worried about because you guys said they didn't have them, well guess what, you were wrong, they are there, and work great! Love the dip switch set up with 50hz cut, 30hz cut, or no cut switches. Saves your speakers from sounding muddy or overdriven. You can also set it up so that the amp runs in mono via the dip switches, this also makes channel 2 a line level output to run to another amp or device. Perfect for setting up large speaker matrixes or arrays of speakers all driven from the same signal. OR set the switches to run in bridged mode for 1200 watts of pure power. Did I mention that these things are crazy loud, I have run the amp once full on out indoors and It will make you go blind so you won't have to run the amp cranked all the way up to get heard.

Doesn't feel flimsy! The rack tabs are 2 layers thick 12 gauge steel. Tabs stick out a little due to thickness but can't notice unless you look down on them. Look normal from straight on. Built like a tank.

Half the price of anything out there.

A little slow to repair gear but they respond to your emails and phone calls quickly. Had to repair my behringer studio monitors after about a year of use. Took them about 6 weeks to get them back to me. They work fine now.

I want more of them!

A little of everything

very good sound. I use it for my tri-amped P.A. system. I use it for mids and subs Peavey tops and bottoms

Good connections, XLR, speak-on, banana, etc.

It's easy to use. I am disappointed, however, that it seems to lack the head room I expected to get. The red LED's, indicating it has reached its limit and is starting to clip happens sooner under the same conditions than its cousin, the QSC RMX 2450. They look essentially the same, same power ratings--2400 watts at 2 ohms (1200 watts x 2). However, the EP2500 has less headroom than the RMX 2450. The RMX 2450 can produce more amplified power to your speakers before the red LED's light up. Still, for the money, the EP2500 is bullet-proof. It works without stopping--in 100 degree heat--I know from experience. Overall, a very good amplifier, which I just do not recommend for the subs. The QSC is a better amp for that.

heavy case, durable amp--I like it.

best value on the market for full range, mids and highs. Just not as good for the subs--It's good to a point for subs.

I have had no reason to call them.

The amp is ok looking, but who cares about looks? My customers do not come up to me and say: "great looking amps Steve."

Bass guitarist, singer, D.J.--(most of my gigging)

Rock, pop, countr, smooth jazz, etc.

Overall sound quality nearly equals most higher priced amplifiers

Very solid. Takes a beating of being in an amplifier rack in a very active mobile DJ system

The best bang for the buck

Professional Mobile DJ

All types

Good sound for the money - the higher priced amps may have a slight edge but most people cannot tell the difference.

sound guy

I use this strictly as a mono amplifier for my 15" SoundSplinter RL-p subwoofer and 15" SoundSplinter RL-s subwoofer. Both perform exemplary with the massive power on tap and I have noticed no problems with sound quality.

What more does it need? This amplifier is no frills, but it does its job and it does it well!

No blemishes, sleek and understated. It is a very fine product, though I don't necessarily need the rack-mount flanges since I don't use a rack system.. nevertheless, it doesn't bother me.

Killer! That's what made me buy this - where else are you going to find 2400 watts for $300?! Fantastic value.

I will give a 10 by default - since I have had zero problems and thus needed no support.

If you need lots of clean, inexpensive power - I'm sure you'd want this. But it's not some piece of artistic material mastery if that's what you're wondering ;)

Hobbyist, musician, and film enthusiast

Eclectic, though when I perform its mostly improv jazzy stuff.

This Thing Rocks ! I'm pushing a old pair of Peavey T-300 colums with it and they get loud and clear. Tunes come from a 300 disc CD changer. thru a sonic maximizer and a duel 31 band eq...All this is mounted in the side door of a RV..except the T-300's...At Talladega this past spring the cops said its got to go down some or we'll have to impound it for the weekend...LOL....Just adda a pair of SP 2G Peaveys ..Look out Dega...Lets see if we can " Git er Done " this spring.....

Havent had to have any support yet.

Hobbyist

Rock--Country

I use 2 of these for my sub bins. They handle the work and sound just fine. I have had no problems with them so far.

Only thing I wouldnt mind is a internal crossover, but for the price they rock!!

You got to set dip switches, but once you get your system set up ITS ON!! Could be a bore if you are constantly reconfiguring your PA though.

This amp is no joke, It is built tough as any rmx amp and just as much power. Check the damping factors and power output compared to a rmx2400. The noticable difference is the price.

One of the best values for the buck.

I havent had to deal with them as of yet. But I give them a 8 for not having to talk to them!!

It fits in my wallet, and my PA is around 10, 000 watts, thanks to these baby's!!!!!!!

Active Musician, Sound Engineer

Classic Rock, Big Hair

Good bang for your buck!!!

All around features are good. Easy to set up into by amping or parellel set up.

Not the best out there but I say good power at a low price. Will purchase another one soon.

2400 watts in mono bridge mode for under $300. I don't think you can beat that. Made of very durable material.

The company just gave me a few ways to get the answer to my question.

Look just like every other amp out there.

Sound Reinforcement Specialist for my DJ group

HipHop, Rap, R&B, etc.

Between my Crown XL900 and my EP2500 I can not hear any sonic difference through my PA except perhaps the XL900 maybe slightly louder at uncomfortable listening levels. Also the EP2500 can be switched to parallel mode(1 in 2 outs) via DIP switch.

Bling~needs more lights

Way cheap

no so far

Needs more Bling~ to standout. The crown is bigger in size, sticks out further and will drain your wallet.

extensive Live

Mine

This amp is very clean and handles the low end well. We have 3 of these driving our subs and another on our mids.

Hook-up, lay-out and design are fine. Detents knobs feel solid. Binding-post covers are a nice plus.

DIP's are a little annoying, but the necessary for the versatility. Cheats on the back of the amp for DIP switches is nice.

A big WHOA to the guys pushing gas out of their faces on the quality. There will always be a 1-2% defective rate on high-volume builds like this one. Buy an extra one or two at these prices! We just sold a Crown for parts recently after getting a $467 estimate to repair it. Main board was junk.

Best value period.

Website is very functional. Never had to use phone support and we own a lot of Behringer gear.

Aside from the stigma that the Behringer haters create in the market place, this is a very desirable piece of gear.

Sound Company Owner, Musician, Recording Engineer

Prog & Classic Rock, Christian Rock

Compared side by side with a Crown xl802d(I know that's a basic unit also, but hey, I'm on a tight budget),I honestly can't tell the difference, except the Crown will start clipping sooner. Whether I'm driving the tops or subs (Mackie s408's and s410s's - VERY power hungry boxes) the sound quality is amazing.

I like the dip switches. It's a lot harder for something to change. I do not use the internal limiter - it seems to affect the sound and I cut it at 30HZ to get the best sound. Just use a good external compressor\limiter on your kick and bass and you will be good to go.

It's not rocket science - it's a power amp.

It seems to be very well built for a China made product, but hey, my Crown is made in China too. The only thing I don't like is the noisy fan. Since I bring my speakers indoors in between gigs, one of my subs sets in my living room hooked up to my surround sound. So I went online and found a quiet 24vdc fan to replace the factory fan for home use. I would not recommend since this voids the warranty, but hey it's only a year anyway. Then I just put the factory fan back in for demmanding gigs. Takes about 5 min.

You just can't beat it for the money and Zzounds beat the best price I could find. So it pays to shop. Thanks Zzounds and Behringer.

Haven't had to have any parts or anything so this is n/a for me.

It is what it is - a basic power amp.

Part time musician, studio/recording engineer

Christian

I have tried most of the other brands... I think i've found rose.. I have had the opertunity to use this amp on two occations.. Once on a peavey set,,,sound like crap normally,,but with this baby you didn't have to push the "peaveys" to get any bottom end out of them.With the 2500 hooked up it gave these cabinets "FULL" range sound from idle to full output..Peavey should buy shares in berhinger..:>) The second time i got to use the ep2500 was on my own system, cerwin vega. 2-psx153 & 2-psx36 subs...WOW,,,solid,clean sound from start to end...

Blows the other "brand" names out of the water.. Single word - Rock solid..!

Crystal clear right to full output.. If you do need to hit clip,,,it's sitting right there waiting for more. When i got to try this amp on my cerwin vegas, i ran it all the way,,responce,,,just sat there waiting for more.. No current lose at clip level...SOLID

For this amp i would expect to pay close to 2000.00 to match the quality and brute force of this baby.. Value in this case does "NOT" mean comprimise

N/A

I have wanted an amp for a long time,,that would be the mackie line,, HOWEVER,,,my second choice would without question be the ep2500.. Do not take second as an insult...The berhinger is being compaired to the best,,not a bad standing...and for the buck,,,can't be beat.. Did i mention i have 2 coming in...?

DJ since 1980

rock,pop,jazz,country,,etc

The amplifier is capable of making sound..if you steal your design from some one else and it sounds good, should you get credit for it?: this amp is a copy of the qsc rmx 2450

there are no accessories with this product that i know of, other than that the top of it interchanges perfectly with an RMX 2450, and it also looks like a lot of other thing will fit, but I did not spend the time to find out, again if you steal some elses design should you get credit for it?

The amplifier says it will handle a 2 ohm load, I suggest you hook up 4 8 ohm cabinets per side, (that would be like 8 peavey sp1's,that would look impressive), make sure you have it hooked up to good electrical service,you want to make sure the amp can pull all the current it can, then use good wires to feed your cabinets, make sure the speakers aren't starvin for power' then drive hip hop into it all night at clipping and see how long yours lasts..you will find Behinger did not copy the quality of the qsc...rmx 2450

even though this amp is a copy of the RMX 2450, they achieved cheapness in there construction of the design, the circuit cards are thinner, they used smt components on the other side of the boards, so they are closer to the heat sinks, they used no heat sinks on the rectifiers, and used a raised indention to bolt the heat sinks to, which if the amp is laying on a table or on a another amp in a rack, it will trap the heat in the rectifiers, also an IEC 10 amp inlet device of poor plactic quality is used to attach the power cord to, which is then protected by a 15 amp circuit breaker, which will allow 5 more amps of current to pass than the part is rated for if there is a failure, how this amp got its saftey ratings is beyond me. If this amp starts a fire, now you know why..hopefully it will not be your house.

if you use it for 1 year and blow it up, you get to buy another one, then use it for 1 year and blow it up , you get ot buy another one, the use it for year and blow it up then you get to buy another one.. thats like $1049.85 plus the money you lost on the 3 gigs where amp caught on fire... as the QSC RMX 2450 at retail will get you a six year warranty, plus it won't fry into 2 ohm loads at 10% distortion..its only $875, but then again, you really were not planning on spending you life doing hip hop were you?

Getting response from the manufacturer for schematics, is impossible, getting parts for the older equipment is impossible, if you have one out of warranty, it will not get fixed unless you know a tech who likes to work, for free..for long hours, as this dam thing is one of the hardest products to trouble shoot that I come across, give me a Peavey CS800 any day of the week..

Why would I want another one of these, with what I know now about them, buyer beware, there is reason things cost more, power amps with sex appeal? You keep these things in the back and out of sight, like an ugly cousin, you hope and pray they continue to do what they are designed to do and if one fails you hope the others can handle the load...this amp cannot

sound production, lighting production, recording engineer and producer,system engineering, guitarist 25 years

I like it quiet now, I am trying to save my ears...

It's ok for the price.

No 1/4 inch output. Who use binding posts these days? Upgrade quick please. ZZsounds can help you. The little things in the back to switch the channels is ridiculous. I tried it once, could not figure it out.

it's ok

You get what you pay for, for $ 350.00 it's ok.

What sex appeal? It's not a crown class D amp.

Kompa (Haitian Music) Zouk, Reggae, Hip Hop, Reggaeton, Soukouss, Kizomba

JUNK! I bought this to power monitors. It worked for a month. Now it doesn't do anything but show the green LED that it is on. Waste of money. You would be much better served to purchase a low end Crown or Crest, even a Peavey (can't believe I just said Peavey). Behringer is known for problems, don't risk your hard earned dollars on this product.

Active Musician, Recording Engineer

Rock, Alternative, PopRock

great unit for the money. Just as good as the QSC but 1/3 the price.

Speakons are right-on!

It's an amp... they ain't hard to use!

good construction

Great value for the budget minded band.

Behringer support may just be the best in the business.

Amps aren't sexy. Just Listen!

this product is hands down the best for the price...

amps are pretty simple to use...there werent much features but the swich modes on the back...

connect the speakers...crank it up...simple as that

crisp sound...with certain speakers u might need to adjust on the EQ though

this amp looks solid..im probably gettn me bout 20 more b4 the price goes up

Sounds as good as Crown amplifiers I've heard in the past. These things will perform well IF USED THE RIGHT WAY!

I can't complain about the features, what more could your want on a pro audio amp? The only thing I could see them adding is 1/4'' outputs, but honestly who uses them? SPEAKON ALL THE WAY!

PLUG AND PLAY!

Great quality, built like a tank but it is heavey, I have 2 in a rack and it is a back-breaker but I don't see it breaking anytime soon!

For $300-$350 and you get all the features, quality, and power of Crown, Peavey, and QSC amps why not go for a BEHRINGER!

Haven't had to deal w/ them.....no glitches in the product.

Mobile DJ

EVERYTHING!

I use this wit an Ampeg BSP preamp. It sounds huge, loads of headroom so the bass sings clearly. Lots of punch, drummer loves it as he can now hear the bass. Guitar can feel it too. CAnnot be beaten for the money.

It amplifies, what more do you want, two channels so many possibilities or just a spare.

still gonig strong

go on find something better cheaper??

emailed with a tech question, had reply within a day.

will get another if it dies, may get another anyway as spare

active musician

RAWK

pretty good sound, nothing special, you get what you pay for. somewhat bassy.

lots of different settings (biamp mode, bridged mono, parallel, stereo, etc.) clip limiters high pass filter...lots of good stuff

very solid, good metal construction, heavy

great value, nothing can really match this price for this output.

have not needed to deal with them

power amps arent too much to look at, so, I cant really say.

Active musician

Indie Rock

Clean clear power! 8 Ohms - 450W / Ch. or 1300W Bridged Mono 4 Ohms - 650 / Ch. or 2400W Bridged Mono

Fantastic! Dip switch setup provides * Clip Limiters (Work Great) * Low Cut Filter - 30 or 50 Hz (on / off) * Stereo or parallel the inputs * Bridge mode * Runs Very Cool even when wide open for hours

I have 8 EP-2500s and I run them wide open 5 days a week. The are in road racks and get banged around every time we pack up and move. Never a problem. I like these better than QSC and the price is unbelievable.

I still can't believe how cheap these are. Makes you wonder how QSC and other get away with what they charge.

Have not had any problems with the amps but called support for advice on a complex setup I did for a show and the support team was top notch!

This is a strange subject??? I must "want it" I bought 8 of them.