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Behringer Europower PMP1280 - $175 (Spokane)
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Perfect for Churches, start up bands etc...
Key Features and Specifications
Power Output:
Stereo mode: 2 × 600 Watts peak (often rated ~450–480W RMS at 4 Ohms per channel, ~215–300W RMS at 8 Ohms per channel depending on source/testing).
Bridged mono mode: 1,200 Watts peak (900W RMS at 8 Ohms).
Channels: 10-channel mixer (typically 6 mono mic/line inputs + 2 stereo channels, plus CD/tape inputs).
Amplifier Technology: Uses "revolutionary" Class-D-style amplification for high power in a compact, lightweight design (around 20–25 lbs / 9–11 kg).
Built-in Effects: Dual multi-FX processors (24-bit) with various presets like reverb, delay, chorus, etc.
Feedback Detection: FBQ system (automatic feedback suppressor) to identify and reduce feedback frequencies.
EQ and Processing: 3-band EQ per channel, graphic EQ on main/monitor outputs, Voice Canceller for karaoke-style vocal removal from tracks.
Outputs: Speakon-compatible speaker outputs (main L/R, monitor, bridged), plus preamp outputs, stereo RCA for recording/playback.
Other: Ultra-low noise mic preamps, phantom power for condensers, clip limiters, and rack-mountable options in some setups.
This model was popular for its bang-for-buck power and features in the 2000s–2010s, often praised for driving multiple speakers (e.g., mains + monitors) without overheating quickly in user reviews. Some owners note reliable performance for small-to-medium venues