Question 1

Can this be used for just powering the front left and right speakers rated at 10-250 watts rms and 600 max?  or stick with onboard avr?

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It's a 2 ohm stable stereo power amplifier @ 2000 watts. It can also be bridged to mono @ a 4 ohm load. So, it sounds like it can be used in your application

Question 2

Can someone explain the clip limiter switch & why I'de want it on or why I'de want it off? How's this setting related to the clip light on the front?

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The Clip lights on the front relate to the output levels and their distortion of the the sound coming out of the amp. From the manual: "Should distortion occur, reduced the input level so that the CLIP LED stops lighting up." The Clip limiter switch on the back is related to the input level being fed to the amplifier and allow the amp to "automatically recognize distortion and lower amplification until distortion is reduced to a tolerable level." (also from the manual). It states that at moderate distortion it reduces the input level moderately, and at higher levels of distortion it reduces the audio level more. It seems to be weighted more to reduce the levels on the higher frequencies to protect tweeters (which DO tend to be more fragile) as opposed to woofers. Since I'm running mine in a three way system and the Behringer is only on the low end (~160 Hz and below) I have not engaged the input limiter using the back panel switches, but your application might benefit from that which is why I think they include that as a feature.

Question 3

Input power 120v or 230v

Accepted Answer

120v

Question 4

How many libras weighs?

Accepted Answer

51.39 Libras
If your question refers to the ancient Roman Libra... 1 pound = 1.40431074 libra

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Behringer EUROPOWER EP4000 Professional 4,000-Watt Stereo Power Amplifier with ATR (Accelerated Transient Response) Technology

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