Registry

1300 36117 0002 Jason Rose Texas, USA Crate

1300 36117 0003 Scott Burnett California, USA

1300 36122 0001 Dallas Duguay Ontario, Canada

1KW3000 59 Terry Coleman Vancouver, Wa. USA Crate

1KW3000 72 Caleb Crawford Florida, USA

1KW3000 74 Joe Branam Tennessee, USA
1KW3000 82 Jesse Short Ontario, Canada Red torroids, crate
1KW3000 95 JK Texas, USA Red torroids

1KW300098 Dellwen Hunton unknown Red torroids, crate
1KW3000 99 JK Texas, USA Red torroids

Serial number decipher:

1300 or 1KW30: code for MS-1000

3XXXX: build date code (days since january 1, 1900)

00xx: what number it was that day

This limited edition amplifier was the combination of two MS-2250s on a single heat sink. They all had a nickel finish with MPS-2500 style endplates with the text rotated 180 degrees. While production was limited to 100 amps, it appears as if the first half were not numbered incrementally but were numbered based on manufacturing date and then the sequence from that day. It then seems as if they started numbering them from 50-100. While most of the amps had green transformer windings, it appears as if the last 20 ended up with red. Other than the more recent 'The One', this was by far the most powerful amp ever made by Phoenix Gold. Each MS-2250 is capable of producing 2400 watts, making this amp capable of right around 5000 watts, all in a class A/B amp. The current draw is close to 700 amps at full power. While those numbers can technically be achieved, thermally the amp would be damaged as there is not fan shroud for this amp like on the ms-2250.

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