EMB Pro - PA2400 - Rack Mount Professional Power Amplifier - 1200 Watts PA Band Club

Is the power rating exaggerated? Yes. Is it great for midrange or tweeters in a system with electronic crossovers? Yes. Does it work as a mid powered monitor amp? Yes. Has it been reliable for months now? Yes. Is the noise floor acceptably quiet for live sound? Yes. Good bang for buck? Yes.

met expectations

Very cheap build, very low power amps. Bought two, only one of them worked at all. Not enough power to push 15 inch sub without distortion. LEDs are installed incorrectly and read out the wrong levels. Dots on front are a graphic, not air ports.

Purchased this a few weeks ago and hooked it up. Right away I noticed a few things. Good and bad. Just to start with the good: the amp definitely puts more power to my Gemini GSM-3250's which enables them to push out a hell of a lot more bass. I can finally see the 15's on my speakers, flex.That unfortunately is the only thing I like about this amp.Now the bad: I wasn't expecting to be blown away by such a low priced amp considering I've never heard of the name as well but I'm positive this thing is not 1200 watts; even at it's peak. I also noticed a humming coming through the speakers. This is especially heard when playing music that starts off quieter than other tracks. Also, the way this thing looks; it just looks cheap. Like swap-meet quality cheap. The fan is a bit loud too but not even heard at higher volumes. I really wanted to be able to use this to beef up the sound of my mains for music and movies to be able to somehow get this thing working in tandem with my Yamaha RXV375 receiver but I still haven't figured out a way to do this without my receiver telling me check speaker cable.All in all, it's a decent product with some downsides. If you're a true audiophile you should not purchase this but if you just want to play music at high volumes than this would do just fine.

First let me say - it arrived TRIPLE boxed - thank you! - Second, it's very light. Note that it's not a 1200 RMS watt amplifier, but it's very clean and enough power for my purposes. If you are a DJ, it won't work for you, but, remember - you get what you pay for. Also, If you are into high-end audio, look elsewhere. But, if you need a back-up amp, or an amp to run monitors, or a keyboard amp (that's what I use it for) it does an excellent job. I give it 5 stars for being a great amp for the price.

So it arrived in good condition, double boxed and okay. I installed it in my rack and fired it up. First of all, the cooling fan is kind of loud. It was impossible to hear my old amplifier fan. This one is fairly noisy. Secondly, and more importantly, there is NO WAY this is 1200 watt. It might be 100 watts at best. I had to turn both of the volume controls to about 80 percent in order to get a nice loud volume in a very small room. That amount of input to a 1200 watt amp should have left me deaf. It was no louder than my 100 watt amplifier I replaced. I'll may keep it, not sure yet. But... don't get your expectations high. If you're actually looking for a 1200 watt amp... this is NOT IT.

Great piece works great put it on PA equiment in the church to equal everything out

i have this amp for 10 months now with no problems.awesome sound in all i got around 3 pairs of 1200 watt speakers connected and paired this 1200 watt amp is still here and powering without anny issues :D i love iti will buy another for a bigger soundwill consider on recommending others ^-^