Output Meters, Function Tabs, Configuration

10iNUKE NU6000DSP/NU3000DSP/NU1000DSP User Manual

Output Meters

The output meters show the signal level at the end of the DSP signal chain, following the Limit module. If the signal activates the limiter, the red Limit indicator will light over the channel experiencing an overload.

3.3.2 Function Tabs

The BEHRINGER Amp Remote window allows the user to access DSP functions via embedded tabs accessible near the top of the software window.

The software window includes these tabbed screens:

•Configuration—controls the amplifier Mode setting for Dual Mono, Stereo, and other routing options, as well setting controls for output delay and limiting.

•Filter/Crossover—offers control over adjustable hi-pass and lo-pass filters. In Bi-Amp 1 and Bi-Amp 2 configuration, this tab controls the crossover point for splitting the blended, mono input signal into separate high- and low-frequency mono signals for bi-amping.

•Parametric EQ—controls up to 8 adjustable parametric and shelving EQs for each channel.

•Dynamic EQ—adjusts parameters for 2 bands of level-dependent, dynamic equalization per channel.

•Setup—manages presets and networking options.

3.3.3 Connection Status

The software displays the connection status in the top header of the main software window.

BEHRINGER Amp Remote [not connected!]

When the amp/software connection is active, the window heading displays the name of the amplifier.

BEHRINGER Amp Remote [Device: NU1000DSP!]

3.3.4 Configuration

The Configuration tab displays two main sets of software controls:

•Mode—controls the amplifier configuration. Choose between Dual Mono, Stereo, Bi-Amp 1, Bi-Amp 2, and Bridge configurations. Each configuration’s complete signal path appears in the display window, including the arrangement of internal DSP modules and speaker outputs.

•Delay/Peak Limiter—controls settings for the Delay and Limit DSP modules, as well as options for channel phase, Load settings (in Ohms) for the limiter wattage display, Hold and Release for the Limiter, and channel linking. The number of Delay/Peak Limiter controls change depending on the amplifier Mode configuration.

Mode

Stereo

Bi-Amp 1

Bi-Amp 2

Bridge

Changing amplifier mode

The amplifier mode can be changed by clicking on the button for your desired routing option along the left-hand side of the window. When you click on a mode button, the software will launch a confirmation window. Click “Yes” in the confirmation window to launch the new amplifier mode, and the new signal path will appear in the display.

Mode descriptions

Dual Mono

Stereo

Bi-Amp 1

Bi-Amp 2

Bridge

Dual Mono mode routes each channel input, A and B, through completely separate parallel signal paths with independent outputs for each channel. Each channel may be processed with its own unique filter, equalization, delay, and limiter settings. The Delay and Limit modules for A and B can be linked and programmed with identical settings by clicking on the Channel Link button below the Mode window.

Stereo

Bi-Amp 1

Bi-Amp 2

Bridge

NU3000DSP, NU1000DSP, NU6000DSP specifications

The Behringer NU series, including the NU6000DSP, NU1000DSP, and NU3000DSP, represents a significant advancement in lightweight, high-performance power amplification. These amplifiers are particularly well-suited for live sound applications, installations, and professional audio environments, providing reliable power alongside cutting-edge features.

Starting with the NU6000DSP, it delivers a remarkable 6,000 watts of output power, making it an ideal choice for large venues and outdoor events. One of its standout features is the built-in Digital Signal Processor (DSP), which allows users to customize sound with precision. The DSP offers functionalities like equalization, crossover, and limiting, enabling users to tailor audio output for different settings and requirements. Additionally, the NU6000DSP has an efficient fan cooling system, ensuring optimal performance without overheating during long gigs.

Next in the lineup is the NU3000DSP, which provides up to 3,000 watts of power. This model retains many of the same advanced features as its higher-powered sibling, including the DSP capabilities. The NU3000DSP is favored by mobile DJs and small to medium-sized event spaces for its balance of power and portability. Its lightweight design, coupled with a durable construction, makes it easy to transport without sacrificing performance. Additionally, it includes a variety of input options, making it compatible with numerous audio sources.

Finally, the NU1000DSP, the most compact of the trio, delivers 1,000 watts of power. It is perfect for smaller venues or as part of a larger rig. Despite its size, it features the same high-quality DSP technology, allowing users to maintain character and control over their sound. The NU1000DSP is designed with user-friendly controls and a clear LED indication for monitoring levels.

All three amplifiers utilize Class D technology, which contributes not only to their lightweight design but also to their energy efficiency. This technology minimizes heat generation while maximizing power output, ensuring that users receive optimal performance without the bulk of traditional amplifiers. Behringer’s NU series also includes comprehensive protection measures like short-circuit and thermal protection, safeguarding both the amplifiers and connected speakers.

In summary, the Behringer NU6000DSP, NU3000DSP, and NU1000DSP represent powerful, versatile solutions for various audio applications. Their combination of integrated DSP, Class D technology, and reliable performance makes them a popular choice for professionals seeking high-quality amplification in a variety of environments.