The Behringer A800 Reference Amplifier is a top - pick for home and professional recording studios, post - production suites, and audiophiles on a budget. This 800 - Watt professional ultra - linear power amplifier offers incredibly accurate audio reproduction, free from the distortion and artificial coloration found in many rival products. Its servo - controlled design and high - level components result in outstanding specs and unmatched sonic performance. Key features include suitability for various applications like recording, post - production, live sound, and HiFi. It can deliver 2 x 400 Watts into 4 Ohms and 800 Watts in bridged mono into 8 Ohms. With its ultra - low impedance design, it can drive most passive speakers. The advanced convection - cooling ensures quiet and stable operation. Precise level meters and clip indicators help you monitor performance. It has multiple input and output connections for flexibility. Each channel has independent protection against DC, LF, and thermal overload. The ultra - efficient switch - mode power supply provides noise - free audio, great transient response, and low power consumption. And it's designed and engineered in Germany.
Using the Behringer A800 is easy. First, connect your audio source to the input using the balanced XLR, 1/4'' TRS, or RCA connectors. Then, connect your speakers to the professional twist - lock or binding post outputs. Adjust the volume using the controls while keeping an eye on the level meter and clip indicators to avoid distortion. When it comes to safety, the amplifier has built - in protection for each channel, but it's still a good idea to make sure the speakers are compatible with the amplifier's power output. For maintenance, keep the amplifier in a well - ventilated area to help with the convection - cooling. Wipe it clean regularly with a soft, dry cloth. If you're not using it for a long time, unplug it to save power. And remember, this high - quality amplifier was designed in Germany, so treat it well to enjoy its great sound for years to come.
