I put my Inuke 6000 on a CRO, and observed that the quoted power is PEAK, not rms. So id call it about 2000w @4 ohms, theoretical.The Behringer NU6000 (and NX6000) power amplifier are 2 x 3000 Watts @ 4 Ohms; 2 x 1500 Watts @ 8 Ohms, and can't be mono bridged, so you would have four spare amp sides using four amps for four cabinets..
The Inukes have no PFC correction, they take a lot more current than it´s nornaly needed for the output power.When running off a generator at high demand they sounded like they ran out of puff on each kick...a little floppy/distorted. And the lights would dip too.
If the lights were dimming, the generator (or AC cables..) were not providing enough voltage/power to sustain the peak demands, the system was "undersized".I put my Inuke 6000 on a CRO, and observed that the quoted power is PEAK, not rms. So id call it about 2000w @4 ohms, theoretical.
I say theoretical as I dont believe they can sustain that power.....there is very little reserve capacitance in the inukes.
When running off a generator at high demand they sounded like they ran out of puff on each kick...a little floppy/distorted. And the lights would dip too.