What's inside those vocopro 300's?The pre-assembled kits with the 250asx modules seem to be priced at about $999. You could buy 2 VocoPro VP-300 amps @ $330, run them in bridged mode for 300 watts @ 8 Ohms. Granted, you'd have 2 boxes/cases, but the price would be a little better price. In comparison, the NAD M22 v.2 runs $3,299, providing 300 watts per channel. Performance would be the same/similar.
What's inside those vocopro 300's?
It's a 125ASX2, there is only one version of the module. The Karaoke part is super bad, you need to remove it or just harvest the module and put it in a Ghent audio case.
The pre-assembled kits with the 250asx modules seem to be priced at about $999.
That must be a different Vocopro. The one with 125ASX2 is the Feature Amp 500. It's literally nothing but the module + a preamp + a fan.
Here's a way to get 250asx in a box for half that (excluding shipping), with bonus features:
1) miniDSP PWR-ICE250:
https://www.minidsp.com/products/plate-amplifiers/pwr-ice250
2) miniDSP PWR-ICE250 backbox, 95 USD:
https://www.minidsp.com/products/accessories/misc-accessories/pwr-ice-backbox-detail
WRONG theres no amp in these, just a box.
Click the first link, you see a plate amp, with no back or speaker terminals, that incorporates the amp module. Click the second link, you see the box into which you can place the plate amp to convert it to a standalone amp.
That must be a different Vocopro. The one with 125ASX2 is the Feature Amp 500. It's literally nothing but the module + a preamp + a fan.
I'm a bit confused as I was told the Vocopro 300 was using the 125asx2 modules and the claimed power on the vocopro site lines up with it. I wonder if there is another issue. Perhaps a picture of the inside of the amp showing the 90w into 4 ohms could set this to rest? Is it current Vocopro stock?
If that is the current one - what does the discrepancy between the website and the silk screening mean?