MUSYSICProfessional 4-Channel Amplifier – 2x9600 Watts D-Class 1U Power Amp MU-D9600 High Performance Amplifier with Stereo & Bridge Power for Professional Use in Concerts & Functions and at Home
Details
- Item dimensions L x W x H19 x 13 x 2
- Voltage230 Volts
- ManufacturerMUSYSIC
- Maximum Supply Voltage2.3E+2 Volts
- Mounting TypeSurface Mount
Description
🎶 Elevate Your Sound Game with MUSYSIC!
- UNLEASH THE POWER - Transform your audio experience with 2x9600 Watts of pure sound energy.
- FINE TUNE YOUR SOUND - Individual control panels for each channel allow for precise audio adjustments.
- VERSATILE CONNECTIVITY - Easily connect to any audio source with XLR, 1/4-inch TRS, and Speakon outputs.
- STAY COOL UNDER PRESSURE - Equipped with 3 Variable Speed Cooling fans to prevent overheating during intense sessions.
- DURABILITY MEETS PERFORMANCE - Built with high-quality materials and Class A/B circuitry for long-lasting reliability.
The MUSYSIC Professional 4-Channel Amplifier MU-D9600 delivers an impressive 2x9600 Watts of power, featuring advanced SMT technology for optimal performance. With a frequency response of 20Hz to 20KHz, versatile connectivity options, and robust build quality, this amplifier is perfect for both professional and home use, ensuring distortion-free sound for any occasion.
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Reviews
S**N
Light weight, lots of power
Took a chance on the Musysic MU-D9600. I bridged it to 2 channel, to drive my bass bins. My impedance on both channels are at 4 ohms. I was pleasantly surprised how easily this thin amplifier pushed my 5000 watts speakers. Now. Even though the manufacturer professed 2x9600, it will not give that. I suspect more like 2x3000 peak, which is still not bad at this price. Time will tell with little amp, so far so good.
K**H
Signal to Noise Ratio was exaggerated in listed specifications
I'm using this 4 channel amplifier to drive passive monitor speakers. The value pricing made it a winner. If a volume knob is advanced past the 9 o'clock angle, then a whine from the switching power supply becomes obvious. So I keep each volume knob just below this point. The mixing console is able to send enough signal through this amplifier for acceptable monitor usage.
D**R
Awesome Amplifier.
Normally I use a Crown XTi 6002 for Bass, I changed it to this Amp and the results are awesome. Presently I'm waiting for it to be back in stock so I can order two more.
@**E
9600w is a joke.
Would have given 5 stars if they advertised the actual realistic wattage. 9600w is a joke. It’s the peak wattage at 2ohms if you combine the value of all channels in bridge mode which is basically a regular 2-channel amp (which doesn’t make sense in real world usage). Why would anyone use a 4-channel amp in double bridge mode? That’s what regular 2-channel amps are for.If you’re using four 8ohm speakers, they’re each getting 300w rms. That’s a realistic spec. Ignore the peak values. That’s just marketing hype. They really don’t mean anything when you have all your gear setup and playing music.The amp sounds fine. I have a unique setup. I use pioneer s-fl1 flat panel speakers paired with EV SB122 12” subs. I also have Peavey PR12 speakers. I tested the amp with different speaker/sub setups for about four hours. Everything sounds fine.Each knob has a different stiffness. Channel B gets really hard to turn at the 2oclock position. Quite annoying but I can live with it.
J**N
Amazing
Let see
A**R
But, amplifier is good
The switch no working.
J**N
One of the valmun knob not working
One of the value knob not making contact
L**N
Not Much power
Don't worry about hearing damage with these amps, not saying it's impossible but highly unlikely. Need I say more...
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