LOL great name ‘iNUKE’ 
Extremely appropriate name for a Behringer product.
You just know this’ll end-up in the main system, because of Reasons.
If it ends up in the main system, something tragic has happened.
The intended use is to power a set of Peavey PA cabs, with my Parasound HCA-1200 Mk 2 powering one of Edd’s bass cabinets and his minidsp.
I have been using an Inuke DSP for below 100hz duties - It’s well adequate.
Me too. But I’ve just flogged it and gone back to my Hypex UCD 180 modules. Sound about the same to me.
These fell out of my boot the other day, glad it was big enough for both of them, unlike my flat which has the box’s in the bath 
IMG_4128 by mark leatherland, on Flickr
They are chunky proper looking things, first impressions?
Nice. Active or passive version?
Passive, nice to have a bit of bass, not overblown being sealed cabs. Lots of detail but lack the magic of the Revelations.
- My regular speakers, Avondale Revelation 2’s
IMG_4099 by mark leatherland, on Flickr
I don’t actually know what these are…
ATC SCM 40 Mk1
Only play good/great recordings 
You’d better bring the £100 box round 
Haha!
You will need a 200W per channel amp to get them to liven up.
“This sounds like a good recording.”
“This sounds like a great recording.”
“This sounds like a great recording.”
“This sounds like a terrible recording. I never listen to that any more”
“This sounds like a good recording.”
…
I had a pair and really liked them but they are utterly ruthless with bad or even mediocre recordings, they need a lot of power up ‘am and they excel when playing loud. Played at neighbourly volumes, like if you lived in a flat or something😉, and they go a bit flat and tame.
Heard the Revelations at Les’ place a couple of times and they are a nice, nice speaker.
Living in a flat and buying those would be really stoopid, glad I fit in
They appear to be working OK, won’t know unless I hear them with 200Watts up them, although the previous owner had them with valves?
The Revs will go either side of my gravestone