Home Audio to Bi-Amped Powerhouse: iNuke Amplifier – Episode Two @Barry-Watson
Home Audio to Bi-Amped Powerhouse: iNuke Amplifier – Episode Two  @Barry-Watson
Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this episode, I explain the reasons behind my decision to choose a 4 channel iNuke 6000 amplifier. I also discuss and demonstrate the results of changing the original fans to a quieter model to make the amplifier more pleasant for home use.

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0:00 Features of the iNuke NU4-6000
8:16 Amp design vs the iNume 3000 and 6000
14:49 Cooling and quieter fans for home use
25:57 Next steps
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Home Audio to Bi-Amped Powerhouse: iNuke Amplifier – Episode Two

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