The very first stereo shop I worked at had those in stock but I never paid any real attention to them. I did not believe them capable of the 201 claimed watts per channel they were supposed to have. Way too light. Had to be some voodoo mojo going on in there I told myself.I bought a preamp last week and it came with a nice Carver M400A cube amp....... They are supposed to sound pretty good.
I just about tripped over it, forgot I got it..... Time to put the PL4000 and Carver M400A up for sale.
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Good thing it was just that ya tripped over and not barked your toe on the big SAE PRO![]()
The very first stereo shop I worked at had those in stock but I never paid any real attention to them. I did not believe them capable of the 201 claimed watts per channel they were supposed to have. Way too light. Had to be some voodoo mojo going on in there I told myself.
I'd save up for a pair, then send the faceplate out to a shop and mill a cutout for a nice big PL VU meter. bridge 'em you'd have a mono bloc PL700 (sort of)
anyhow, we tried listening to these in the store when it was new. The amp does do 200 watts, however it has sensitive protection circuits and does not like low impedance. Sound is ok, but not effortless like a conventional 200 watt amp.
Good point about the grease. You get covered. IIRC Bobby used weak TO3s on the low rail and beefy ones on the highest.
Double that HUH ^. I never heard of such ???Good point about the grease. You get covered. IIRC Bobby used weak TO3s on the low rail and beefy ones on the highest.