Technical Pro 6000 Watts Professional Portable PA System, 2 Channel Digital Stereo Power Amplifier with Dual Cooling Speed Fans for Home Speaker System
Key features
- •6000 WATTS PEAK POWER: The TPPOWER60 series by Technical Pro, is a set of high powered power amplifiers designed to combine amp boosting power.
- •PERFORMANCE: This Power Amplifier has High-Quality Components and exceptionally rugged construction ensure long life and quality performance with Frequency Response: 20Hz-20kHz ±1 dB - Damping factor: >200 @ 8 ohm
- •INPUTS: The digital amp box mixer amplifier supports FM radio, MP3 audio playback & other external devices. It is equiped with inputs for XLR, 1/4'', RCA - Outputs: Banana binding post, Speakon, 1/4'' - Input Sensitivity: .775V (0dBu)
- •LED DISPLAY: The compact home theater sound speaker amplifying device features front panel controls w/ Spectrum LED display, Precise LED Meters Signal and clip and protect indicators to monitor performance
Technical Pro 6000 Watts Professional Portable PA System, 2 Channel Digital Stereo Power Amplifier with Dual Cooling Speed Fans for Home Speaker System
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Customer Reviews
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Absolutely nowhere near 6K watts, but looks great trying!!
Anderson House✓ Verified Purchase•August 2, 2023
TL;DR - this is a great, good looking, quiet, no-frills, 500W amp, nothing more, nothing less. It is not 6KW, despite the label, don't be an idiot.
I have four Pyle Pro in-ceiling 8 Ohm 120W RMS subwoofers I needed to power, two pairs in parallel at 4 Ohms for my 7.2. I was using a tiny Class D 20W RMS I had laying around and was simply hitting the safety limiter on it, but still getting good sound so long as I didn't want it loud. I bought this knowing it wouldn't be 6KW, the cost of the copper would be more than the total sum of the unit price, but I don't need that much. And that's key. If you actually only need perhaps 500W at 4 Ohms, this thing is truly beautiful. Super quiet fans, no detectable hum/signal noise, and has a fantastic channel readout on the front that mimics old-school VU needles. I will say that the input is quite attenuated, I had to crank up the signal getting to the unit as compared to the old 20W amp, but it wasn't to the point of being troublesome. I do recommend this unit, just don't expect to do anything over ~500W with it, but if you know anything about amps, this is no shocker to you. This is a great deal at $200.
I have four Pyle Pro in-ceiling 8 Ohm 120W RMS subwoofers I needed to power, two pairs in parallel at 4 Ohms for my 7.2. I was using a tiny Class D 20W RMS I had laying around and was simply hitting the safety limiter on it, but still getting good sound so long as I didn't want it loud. I bought this knowing it wouldn't be 6KW, the cost of the copper would be more than the total sum of the unit price, but I don't need that much. And that's key. If you actually only need perhaps 500W at 4 Ohms, this thing is truly beautiful. Super quiet fans, no detectable hum/signal noise, and has a fantastic channel readout on the front that mimics old-school VU needles. I will say that the input is quite attenuated, I had to crank up the signal getting to the unit as compared to the old 20W amp, but it wasn't to the point of being troublesome. I do recommend this unit, just don't expect to do anything over ~500W with it, but if you know anything about amps, this is no shocker to you. This is a great deal at $200.
Look, Sound, Digital Meters.
Thomas E Washington✓ Verified Purchase•July 23, 2023
Small but powerful, nice clear sound even at high volume.
Lack of continuous power is disappointing.
Christopher Hanson✓ Verified Purchase•March 29, 2023
This amp obviously has plenty of "peak" power, but lacks any real continuous power to get the best sound from any decent pair of speakers. I got them in the hope that they would power some speakers better than the 2 amps rated at 3000 watts, but I was disappointed by the results. The sensitivity of the volume controls are nice to have and the amount of noise is acceptable but they quickly start "clipping" and distorting the music at even moderate volumes.
