Dave,
Buy the kp 200s.
Terry

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jam on,
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Gary,

I consider myself an old timer (52)but I've never heard of connecting the + outputs from the l and r speakers to a third speaker. Please let us know how it turns out. Don't ruin your outputs!

Tom

MS is slightly different. MS is a stereo recording technique, used for a lot of things (an example is a stereo recording of a concert or a orchestra).
In MS there are 2 different microphones: The "M" microphonem wich a simple cardiod poitoing to the center of the "ensemble" you want to record
and the S, wich is a 8 figure microphone, pointing to both left and right sides of the "M" microphone and recording one of the sides in phase, and the other side out of phase. (M and S are coincident microphones)

While listening to a MS recording, you must have a "decoder": it sums both M and S signals (inverting the phase of the S the aquire both sides) resulting on a Stereo Recording.

I could explain a lot better the way that MS works, but I think I was quick and clear.

Luis Santos

Tom,
I beat you by 11 years, and in 1959, while I was a kid in the U.S. Navy, I purchased a Motorola stereo, one of those huge pieces of furniture that measures 8 feet from end to end. It used that exact system. Ironically, after all these years, the thing still works and I gave it to one of my sister's grandchildren. They had a party, spilled a soda into the amp, and that was the end of the system. I havn't had the opportunity to experiment with hooking the same system up from the keyboard amps yet, but with luck I'll give it a shot in the next few weeks and post the information.

Cheers,

Gary