At first, I hesitated to buy it. The use I wanted to make of it is for Home Cinema in order to drive the Surround B&W DM601S2 100WRMS 8 Ωhm, taking the preamplification from the Yamaha RX A3050 to free up the AVR and give power to the remaining channels. I was afraid of noise in the speakers. The input level was adjusted from the rear switch to -26db. In the end, not only did it not disappoint me, but on the contrary, I was amazed by the power, dynamics, and behavior of this amplifier. Very powerful, it actually delivers 130WRMS at 8 Ωhm, it doesn't just heat up, there is noise from the internal 80mm fan installed by the manufacturer. Easily replaced with a Noctua NF-A8 ULN Case Fan 80mm and YES!!! You can't hear a thing. I highly recommend it!

I have installed it in a Yamaha home cinema and it plays a Rockford Fosgate iBeam (the one that goes into seats to feel the bass) and just yesterday I also added a center speaker because it is 4 ohms and it doesn't work with my Yamaha (it requires 8 ohms or 2 x 4), and I am very satisfied. The only downside is that the fan is audible even with my PC, which has heavy graphics, but the music covers it. I only hear it at very low volume, that is. I found it at a much lower price than the current one. Regardless, I believe it is worth it and the brand is simply top-notch.

Very good. Its sound is very good, it has no problems anywhere. It is 2x400 watts at 4 ohms and 2x200 watts at 8 ohms (RMS). My speakers are 200 watts at 8 ohms each and they match perfectly. Simple, impressive, excellent build quality.

Previously, I had bought (7 years ago) a Behringer Equalizer and I was satisfied with the company's philosophy. It is a PA system. In exceptional cases, it is compatible with home systems. Like my case, with huge speakers and high power, the other device must also have pre-amplified outputs. In the end, due to the many speakers I have, I need two amplifiers to work simultaneously. This solution is not Hi-Fi, there are so many amplifiers out there to choose from. I, due to experience (I used to manufacture), took the risk of using a PA amplifier for Hi-Fi. If you do the same, the only negative thing you will encounter is the finish. It has LED indicators for power, signal, protection, clip, and bridged. The signal changes its light intensity parallel to the power, and that is good. Its relays are completely silent and it is cooled by a fan.