In the process of building a pair of full martys with the Dayton 18". Just bought the NX6000D and was wondering if i would require a Cleanboxpro to boost the input or can I run straight from my Denon avr-x3800h. Thanks
Hello, I have a similar setup. I didn’t have a need to do clean box or minidsp. I’d recommend trying without first and if you want the capability to fine tune more or if you deal with ground issues add that in later
@@MyroGopy this has to do with your signal input. (Most common) If you will be running a single subwoofer output from your AV receiver, then choose Bi-amp1 mode (this will take a single input signal and send it to both channels on the amp).
@@MyroGopy stereo is if you wanted the subs to play differently for each sub which would require a signal for each sub. For car audio with subs in dual setup use bi amp. If one sub use bridged
@@BRPees Sorry to keep bugging you, but info like this seems hard to come by! My system is still clipping bad on certain movie scenes. The rest of the system is rocking great, but the subs are clipping. I can see it on the Behringer display. Movies like "Ready Player One" clip really easily. That is, the movie is not all that loud, the rest of the system sounds great, but the bass....clip-fest. The system is run from a Marantz 7015 with a 3-channel (1500x3) D Sonic for the LCR speakers. I have all the speaker gains set to zero. So, is it a case that the Behringer cant keep up? Would it be better to have two of them, one for each 18" sub? Any help is appreciated!
@@smcgilli34 no problem! What’s your high pass filter set to? You could be pushing them too hard. What’s your box tuned for? Check those values and double check your settings.
@@JuanJose-wt5yj I have 500 watts RMs Passive speaker. My amplifier is Behringer NX-6000D. According to the manuals 1600 watts per x2 at 8ohms. The Max VP value at amplifier Dsp software shows 160Vp. Kindly advise me on the calculation, how much VP should i set to my Speaker Thanks
Yes, download amp software from their webpage, it’s easiest to update the settings from pc connection but you can also input the same settings on the amp lcd screen www.behringer.com/product.html?modelCode=0105-ABD
In the process of building a pair of full martys with the Dayton 18". Just bought the NX6000D and was wondering if i would require a Cleanboxpro to boost the input or can I run straight from my Denon avr-x3800h. Thanks
Hello, I have a similar setup. I didn’t have a need to do clean box or minidsp. I’d recommend trying without first and if you want the capability to fine tune more or if you deal with ground issues add that in later
Thanks for the info. I will hold off getting the booster then, @@BRPees
Hey bro what is the difference between bi amp and stereo why you didn't use the stereo instead of using bi amp what bi amp do actually
@@MyroGopy this has to do with your signal input. (Most common) If you will be running a single subwoofer output from your AV receiver, then choose Bi-amp1 mode (this will take a single input signal and send it to both channels on the amp).
@BRPees what does stereo do ? And dual idk how to figure this can you help me bro am going to use this amp for car subwoofer and low frequency
@@MyroGopy stereo is if you wanted the subs to play differently for each sub which would require a signal for each sub. For car audio with subs in dual setup use bi amp. If one sub use bridged
@@BRPees then how much watt will then amp push ? 6000 watt
hi. does this amp play deep bass ? I want to use it for subwoofers . I'm a fan of low frequencies 20-29hz
Hello, yes it does. Great bang for the buck. Mine is tuned for my 17hz ported boxes and plays bass like I’ve never experienced before.
@@BRPees thanks
You did not explain why you set the VP to 94. What is it? Where did you get that number from?
Hey this is based on your driver and it’s capabilities. 94v at 4ohm is 1104 watts. It’s to mitigate damaging or overheating your driver
@@BRPees awesome. Thanks. Mine are the Eminence NSW4018-8 18" drivers, so I had to adjust a bit.
Thanks again
@@smcgilli34 Awesome! I bet they’ll be great
@@BRPees Sorry to keep bugging you, but info like this seems hard to come by! My system is still clipping bad on certain movie scenes. The rest of the system is rocking great, but the subs are clipping. I can see it on the Behringer display. Movies like "Ready Player One" clip really easily. That is, the movie is not all that loud, the rest of the system sounds great, but the bass....clip-fest. The system is run from a Marantz 7015 with a 3-channel (1500x3) D Sonic for the LCR speakers. I have all the speaker gains set to zero. So, is it a case that the Behringer cant keep up? Would it be better to have two of them, one for each 18" sub? Any help is appreciated!
@@smcgilli34 no problem! What’s your high pass filter set to? You could be pushing them too hard. What’s your box tuned for? Check those values and double check your settings.
Thanks for the video.
Can you tell how many ms we can put on the Delay?
10,20,40 ms?.
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Greetings
I haven’t messed with the delay but you can change it up to 100s of ms in tenths of a millisecond
@@BRPees Thanks for the clarification. I recommend this video.
th-cam.com/video/8bwpLfbLiZ4/w-d-xo.html
Greetings
@@JuanJose-wt5yj I have 500 watts RMs Passive speaker.
My amplifier is Behringer NX-6000D.
According to the manuals
1600 watts per x2 at 8ohms. The Max VP value at amplifier Dsp software shows 160Vp.
Kindly advise me on the calculation, how much VP should i set to my Speaker
Thanks
What do you set the front physical dials at?
Turn them all the way up to avoid any clipping or low voltage signal issues. Tune from there
BRPees thanks. That's what I have them at. Still have clipping issues (I think). Very frustrating to solve.
How do you tune after turning them all up ? you set up the limit in the dsp software ?@@BRPees
@@versus023 yeah in dsp or levels from your receiver depending on what you’re watching
How do I get this application
www.behringer.com/downloads.html
What is the app name and did you connect the amp to your pc ? How did you do that can you explain
Yes, download amp software from their webpage, it’s easiest to update the settings from pc connection but you can also input the same settings on the amp lcd screen
www.behringer.com/product.html?modelCode=0105-ABD
@@BRPees so that means I can download the amp it's software on the amp lcd screen and update it ?
@@BRPeescan i update the setting in the amp its Lcd screen with out a pc ?
@BRPees can i update the setting in the amp its Lcd screen with out a pc ?
@@gopyyanusdev3486 read my first response to you