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Re: JBL Tent amps: lots of watts for $$$ [message #40465 is a reply to message #40464] |
Sat, 01 March 2003 07:41 |
Chris R
Messages: 133 Registered: May 2009
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The specs look pretty good. The MPA's are spec'd a little better, have front atten. controls, and XLR inputs. The MPC's have rear atten. control and barrier strip inputs. I'm pretty sure they are all 230Vac power input. These would work in my garage, but not in the house. You'd have to get a 2:1 power transformer to use in the house. Or hijack the Ms' dryer outlet. :^)Chris
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JBL power amps [message #40711 is a reply to message #40471] |
Sun, 23 March 2003 20:42 |
Formica
Messages: 1 Registered: May 2009
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I just happened to come across this thread, and thought i'd let you guys know that I spoke with JBL about these, they are 220V Export models and the MPC200 and MPC300 can easily be rewired for 120V as they are internally wired to handle 3 voltages (100V japan, 120V america, and 220V europe) The amps were all made by QSC, and the MPC200 is the same unit as the QSC CX4 and the MPC300 is a CX6. I posted a thread at the HT Forum in DIY about these at: http://www.hometheaterforum.com/htforum/showthread.php?s=5d83e443f45681fc52aae4289b2a8976&threadid=131425 and i also posted the modification to convert them to 120V as described by JBL at: http://www3.sympatico.ca/bonaz/JBL/JBL-MPC-230V-120V.htm I have not done any of these modifications myself, and i don't have any info on the MPA units, but i hope this is of some help... Rob
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