I'm sorry to say that i have no experience with the MC303.
What about finding a used 207?
Should be about the same as a new 402 i guess. Mabye less. Then you could biamp the whole shabang
2213 + 2435HPL w/aquaplas + H9800 (Matsj edition)
Humming from a Mc? That just sounds wrong.
But you are correct. There is no autoformers on the 207, only an impedance switch as far as I can tell?
The best result I have heard with the big JBL's is with Audio Research. I hope to test them with the Marantz MA-9s someday.
2213 + 2435HPL w/aquaplas + H9800 (Matsj edition)
Whar is the spade size to use n the mcintosh amps? Standard size(1/4"-5/16") or large(3/8")?
The MC207 has DPM (Dynamic Power Management) not an autoformer but which is able to drive a load from 4-8ohms at full rated power and distortion specs. This is an amazing, powerful amp and a relatively cheap (If that exists in higher end audio) way to get a ton of power to a ton of channels. I would know I am currently driving my JBL Performance (PS/PT/PC) theater with it. I would like to know what they are smoking to think it hums. Bad amp or more likely bad power? Humming no....
Now up to amp No 4 on my 1400's. They seem to love power, agreed, but the quality of that power shines through loud and clear. Latest and greatest for me is a Krell KSA150. Just enough Class A "sweetness" for the hron mid, plus enough "balls" for the bass. All in all, a nice match. Now, if only I can find a Gryphon amp to borrow and try .....
For what it's worth, bi-wiring and bi-amping were both steps backwards when I tried them
Cheers
Scott
Thats not a speaker ......*That's* a Speaker !
(With apologies to Michael J. "Crocodile" Dundee)
In each of the high end JBLs, considerable thought went into matching the networks and the drivers and the cabinet, so it's unlikely that anything too far from stock is going to be beneficial unless you really know what you're doing.
I don't.
So I take the admonitions seriously:
Is there similar language in the 1400 Array manual?Originally Posted by JBL K2 S9900 User Guide
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