Michi M8 Hifi Amplifier 1800 Watt Monoblock?! 

Where is it located?

@@user-um9gu6fm9d Would like to know also.

The first thing I noticed, a very nice view 😍

The view is from Colorado. It is beautiful.

You mean you've never seen the snow cap mountains on the outskirts of Dallas?

Actually look in your speakers that cost thousands, they use wire thinner then headphone wire, and on them crossovers you will see them big white resistors........ Rectangular blocks beyond an inch long ....... they are called resistors for a reason..... their value denotes how much they will let through...... Typically, they will let 10watts through fine enough, but the more you crank, the less you get..... 50w to about 12w.... 100 to 15w........ 200 to 30w (which is the tweeters actual maximum) go buy a tweeter and see its power rating..... so thats why they rate their speakers at 200w capable.... thru mids you will only get max about 45w, and your bass with massive magnets and windings will do 100w if your lucky... So, turn up your amps, heat up them resistors inbedded with white concreate mix and see your electricity bills........ 60% of them are due to heating them resistors up.... You are all being conned........... but who cares when your rich, and you have shnodders who work for you and you just sit back..........and relax......

For bi-amping speaker. Most High end Speakers come set with 2 input terminals. 1 set goes to the MID and Hi range, The other goes to the low or woofer.

The unit has a display showing temperature and can switch between a spectrum analyzer display or a VU meter display.

No, it's mono, note only one XLR/RCA input. Dual power outputs will be for bi amplified speakers.

This M8 is monoblock. The S5 is stereo.

I think 1,000watt at 8ohm, 1,800 @ 4ohm..... single xlr equals single channel which is bi-ampable (one pair for mids and trebble above 2,300hz? And the other pair for sounds below 2,300hz...... the hz value being my guess, that value might even be adjustable....... im sure its eaisily googled........

I also guess each bi amped outlet is variable to 60/40% typically of its total value

@sadikfarhan He never said "per" channel". He does know what he's talking about. Please delete your ignorant comment. Thank-you