Ms275
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Ms275
So guys,after all these years, I will finally have my first ms amp( I bought whitenoises') ms275- I have years of experience with all ZX models, ti models, newer ti models, so what can I expect out of this lil amp? Opinions,suggestions? Btw, I believe the amp is/has been modded by trickyricky
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Re: Ms275
MS 275 is one of my favorite small amps. Sound awesome on a set of components with plenty of headroom or just enough power to run a single sub. Also very versatile and you can run it at lower impedances by using the internal yellow/red switch and switching it into high current mode. The fact the Tricky did the work on it is an added bonus.
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Re: Ms275
I believe i only replaced the filter caps, don't think i replaced the Op amps or did any thing considered a mod. It got new thermal compound that's for sure unless it has the thermal pads.
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Re: Ms275
Damn photobucket! Can't get pic to cutc/copy/paste- it's same ms275 on buy/sell from whitenoise
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Re: Ms275
And last question,(2), I can't find in any of the Manuela the yellow/red switch, so which is for what? & specs show only 2v I put,( later models , ZX , ti etc, 6 volts, but can easily handle 8 volts) what is max input voltage as I do use a sld44 line driver, and THANX IN ADVANCE
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Re: Ms275
yellow is for normal operation (normal loads). red will limit the power supply voltage so you can run it somewhat high current instead of high voltage (2 ohm mono).
I don't know exactly how much input voltage it can handle but I do know it will take more than 2 volts.
I don't know exactly how much input voltage it can handle but I do know it will take more than 2 volts.
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Re: Ms275
http://webfaq.phoenixphorum.com/MS_MPS.htm
You'll find good info here....not to mention you can find the manual here...check it out. http://download.phoenixphorum.com/Manua ... /ms275.pdf
You'll find good info here....not to mention you can find the manual here...check it out. http://download.phoenixphorum.com/Manua ... /ms275.pdf
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