Re: Behringer EP1500 - EP2500

Mickey wrote:
> On 2008-05-07, Frederic Gelinas <frederic_gelinas@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> I am mainly using my EP1500 as a Bass rig poweramp.  I also use it in
>> small PA situation or to run the tops when bi-amping.  I also use it as
>> a subwoofer amp in my home theater setup (I like to have lots of
>> headroom).  I am building an enclosed rack to put all the amps and
>> stuff for my home theater.  Since I will put the Behringer in that
>> rack, I did a recoomended modification to it: I installed a quieter
>> fan.  The original fan is really loud for a home setup.
>>
>> I noticed that the air flow is from the back to the front.  That's good
>> to me.  But why the hell is the air filter at the front then?  All the
>> dust can come in, but can't escape... great idea!
>>
>> I'm I missing something there?
>>
> 
> Is it possible that there is a filter on the intake side somewhere?
> The ducting in the interior photos I have seen indicates that it doesn't
> just pump air over the components.
> 
> (I own one, but really don't want to take it out of the rack to
> look...) 
> 

They blow air mainly through the hollow heatsinks tho there is quite a 
large gap betwixt fan and sinks

Ron(UK)

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