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20 September 2022 at 16:48 #52225
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16 January 2024 at 05:13 #52223Got a few questions to the ML/MCL Converter
On the technical page of Beoworld it says:
“It provided a power output of 30W per channel and could drive 4 MCL rooms fitted with passive speakers. ”
In the specs on same page it says:
“Long-term max. output power IEC 2 x 60 watts / 8 ohms”
Q1: what is the power output at what ohm ?
Q2: how can it drive 4 mcl rooms ?
Q3: is it safe to use with a pair of 4 ohm speakers ?
Thanks
R.
16 January 2024 at 06:14 #52224Q1: what is the power output at what ohm ?
Not sure!
Q2: how can it drive 4 mcl rooms ?
By taking an ML input and providing the speaker output as an input to an MCL2 distribution system – this is the purpose for which it was introduced (i.e: adding a new ML audiomaster to an existing MCL2 distribution system). The converter’s speaker sockets actually each have an extra pin to provide data and power according to the diagram here: https://www.beoworld.org/beotech/wiring1.htm They would then supply MCL2As (with IR eyes) in each MCL room/zone.
Q3: is it safe to use with a pair of 4 ohm speakers ?
Yes. If at all concerned just keep the volume at a slightly lower level initially.
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