EMB Pro - PA4400 - Rack Mount Professional Power Amplifier - 2200 Watts PA Band Club

if u want to build a dj system these emb amps are the way to go get all 4 and stack them with the mr dj 3way crossover ,and a sonic enhancer and you have a awesome sound system.YOU CANT GO WRONG WITH THESE,I PRICED THESE AMPS AT OTHER PLACE ,WOW THE PRICE WAS ALMOST DOUBLE,AND THERES ONLY LIKE 2 OTHER PLACES THAT HAVEEM /BETTER GRABEM.

Pretty good I don’t think they actually have the power they say they have but still work great

bought this in November of 2016. it died May of 2018 - so A year and a half of light service Judging from the distortion, I'd guess it put out between 400 and 600 watts, not 2200 for the money, it's fine. but just don't expect 2200 watts.

I got this to replace an old Peavey CS 800 as a practice PA for my band (vocals only). It was a lower price than others so I gave it a chance. So far I'm very pleased. It's lightweight and puts out plenty of power. The fan makes some noise, but not a problem for a live band (so did the Peavey). I'd recommend it

Great product! Works as expected for a monitor system. Two gigs down with no issues.

I bought this amp laughing. I use QSC AND MACKIE, This amp isn't as powerful, but I ran 4 8 ohm 2 way 15 inch, and was very surprised. Now this is a band. Not DJ. Bass drum came through with out distortion. And our voices were very clear. Plain and simple. If you run it right, it's well worth the price. Will let you know after more rehearsals!

The power amp is great for running monitors for Karaoke show. Clean sound

Channel B went out after a few hours. Had to quickly get a cord to run both speakers off channel A to finish the event. Channel A ran both just fine. Seemed to have plenty of power for my application, Maybe I just got a bad one. Keep in mind these are meant for fairly small speakers.