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Monacor EDL-620 100V 20/10/5W Installation Speaker
The ultra-powerful Monacor EDL-620 Installation Speaker delivers a maximum output of 20 Watts that can easily be dialled back to 10 or even 5 Watts, making it an especially efficient addition to a 100 Volt system.
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DAP SS-208 Ball-Shaped Speaker, 20 Watt, 8-inch
The DAP SS-208 is a 100V speaker with a unique globe-shaped design, fitted with an 8 inch woofer. The subtle white ABS housing is ringed with apertures for better sound spread and can be suspended from the ceiling.
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Devine Onyx 8 100V Passive Speaker
Light-weight and durable, the Devine Onyx 8 is a passive full-range speaker loaded with an 8" woofer. Designed for 'regular' 8-Ohm systems as well as 70V/100V speaker applications.
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100 Volt systeem information
A 100V system consists of a 100V amplifier & mixer, a number of 100V speakers, and speaker cables. 100V systems are particularly useful if your speakers have relatively little power and the cables need to cover longer distances. You're likely to run into these situations if you're dealing with sound systems with speakers in multiple rooms, such as in shops, restaurants, schools and offices. Churches and sports fields can also benefit from such sound systems. The amplifier increases the voltage to 100 in order to compensate for any signal loss created by the long cables. As such, super thick cables are no longer necessary. Do keep in mind that you should use 100V speakers with these systems, since they're designed for the high voltage. If you want to know how many speakers you can connect to the 100V amplifier, simply add up the wattage of all of the speakers and compare it with the capacity of the amplifier. Finally, you need to figure out which cable thickness is appropriate for the cable length. If you're inexperienced with 100V systems, then the best thing to do is to contact our customer service for advice.