Behringer EP2000 Stereo Power Amplifier

Buenos equipos

Great Sound for the Spendthrift

Very clear crisp sound. Plenty of power for my church’s sanctuary speakers (we can seat 100 plus people easy). The cooling fan is quite loud but not a problem for our situation. Our internal power amp on the audio mixer finally died and this one was a great replacement (external of course). I personally feel it’s worth my recommendation.

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April 14, 2023

Best Amp for small church on a small budget

I recently got this amp for my church. Our old Amps died. I hooked up the new amp. And was amazed at the sound quality. Yes the amp is loud but not noticeable during service.

These amplifiers are trash. Neither one would turn one straight out the box

The first amplifier had a power switch that wouldn't move to the o position. The second one that was supposed to replace the first turned on for a couple seconds then lost power. I'm trying to get refunded for them bit that say there only reimbursing for the second one. This brand is garbage and ill never buy anything from this brand ever again. I am beyond angry!

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_NOT_ Balanced Inputs (and flaky inputs)

When I first started using this, I noticed that, when using the TRS inputs, one channel wouldn't work unless I applied a little side-force on the plug. Irritating, but not a huge problem because I was planning to use XLR inputs. That was fine until I started having a channel drop out during rehearsal. I decided to look into the issue and took the cover off to discover that pin 3 of XLR is soldered to ground (so, NOT balanced inputs). The TRS inputs are wired directly to the XLR inputs, so the TRS ring is also tied to the TRS shield. Furthermore, you can see that there are only three wires (red/white/black) leaving the board to the amp, and there's not enough circuitry to difference balanced signals, so this thing does _not_ have balanced inputs. This can have issues if you're using a Y-splitter to run the main-out signal to some powered monitors, as your -signal is going to be grounded and you're going to lose all of your common-mode noise rejection and 6dB of signal.

Great

Works great and fits nice with my setup