
Behringer
Behringer KM750 750-Watt Stereo Power Amplifier
799999982864W
Deliver powerful, clean audio across two channels with the Behringer KM750's 750-watt ATR-equipped stereo power amplifier.
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Overview
Key Features
750-watt 2-channel Power Amplifier with Accelerated Transient Response
Item Package Dimension: 20.49999997909L x 16.799999982864W x 6.899999992962H inches
Item Package Weight - 22.89941515394 Pounds
Item Package Quantity - 1
Product Type - ELECTRONIC COMPONENT AMPLIFIER
Specifications
Brand
Behringer
Model
KM750
Output Power
750 Watts (2-Channel)
Number of Channels
2
Technology
Accelerated Transient Response (ATR)
Mounting Type
Tabletop
Color
Black
Dimensions
20.5 x 16.8 x 6.9 inches
Weight
22.9 lbs
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Accelerated Transient Response (ATR) technology on the KM750?
ATR is Behringer's amplifier technology designed to provide tight, accurate signal reproduction by improving how quickly the amplifier responds to sudden changes in the audio signal, resulting in cleaner sound with less distortion.
Can the KM750 be rack-mounted?
The KM750 is listed as a tabletop unit. You should verify whether rack ears are included or available separately if you plan to install it in a standard 19-inch equipment rack.
How many channels does the KM750 support?
The KM750 is a 2-channel stereo power amplifier, allowing you to drive two separate speaker outputs independently or bridge them for mono operation where supported.
What type of applications is the KM750 suited for?
The KM750 is designed for live sound reinforcement, fixed installations, and studio monitoring applications where reliable, high-power stereo amplification is needed.