MS Series
6 modelsCore MS-series amplifier models.
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Model History and Structured Technical Records
Browse vintage Phoenix Gold models by category and series. Entries are intentionally structured for later expansion with photos, verified specs, service history, and community references.
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M Series
4 modelsCore M-series amplifier models.
Open M SeriesSpecial Series
6 modelsM/MS-baserte special-modeller inkludert Route 66, Outlaw, Frank Amp'n Stein-serien, og MS-1000.
Open Special SeriesSignal Processor Index
Equalizers, crossovers, and bass-processing hardware referenced in archived processor documentation.
Special Series
1990s limited edition (archived FAQ + manual sources)Route 66
Commemorative six-channel model built around combined M25 and M44 amplifier sections in one white powder-coated chassis.
Special Series
1990s limited edition (archived FAQ + manual sources)Outlaw
Limited-run special edition based on combined M50 and M100 sections with wild-west themed cosmetics and integrated crossover controls.
Special Series
1990s limited edition (archived FAQ source)Bandit 1895
Limited-edition two-channel model in the Outlaw family, documented as M50-based with matching wild-west theme cosmetics.
Amplifier
1992-1995 (archived FAQ/manual sources)M25
Entry M-series amplifier with Tri-Linear capability and one of the most-restored early Phoenix Gold models.
Amplifier
1992-1995 (archived FAQ/manual sources)M44
Four-channel M-series platform with integrated crossover flexibility and strong period-correct install relevance.
Amplifier
1992-1995 (archived FAQ/manual sources)M50
Core M-series two-channel amplifier platform with well-documented owner manual and strong enthusiast restoration interest.
Amplifier
1992-1995 (archived FAQ/manual sources)M100
Higher-output M-series model with archived owner manual and documented relation to Outlaw platform discussions.
Amplifier
1992-1995 (archived FAQ/manual sources)MS-250
Foundational MS-series amplifier with archived owner manual and strong historical relevance in early Phoenix Gold product history.
Amplifier
1992-1995 (archived FAQ/manual sources)MS-275
MS-series amplifier with archived owner manual, commonly referenced in discussions around SoFAS-era platform combinations.
Amplifier
1992-1995 (archived FAQ/manual sources)MS-2125
Widely referenced MS-series platform with archived owner manual and known relationship to several special and limited Phoenix Gold products.
Amplifier
1992-1995 (archived FAQ/manual sources)MS-2250
High-output MS-series model with archived owner manual and strong collector/restoration interest in vintage Phoenix Gold circles.
Amplifier
1992-1995 (archived FAQ source)MPS-2240
Low-impedance-focused Mobile Professional Series model documented as part of the MS/MPS generation.
Amplifier
1992-1995 (archived FAQ source)MPS-2500
High-current Mobile Professional Series model documented for low-impedance operation targets in period FAQ data.
Special Series
1992 limited run (archived FAQ source)FAS-2300 (Frank Amp'n Stein)
Early Phoenix Gold limited special documented as combining MQ430 and MS2125 sections in one long heatsink platform.
Special Series
1990s limited run (archived FAQ source)FAS-2400 (Son of Frank Amp'n Stein)
Limited 'Son of Frank Amp'n Stein' 4-3-2 platform documented as combining MS275 and MS2125 sections, with companion FAS406A crossover references.
Special Series
1990s special platform (archived FAQ + secondary context)MS-1000
Large-format special platform documented as two MS-2250 sections integrated into one long heatsink design without fan shrouds.
Equalizer / Processor / Crossover
1990s companion component (archived FAQ source)FAS406A
Companion 3-way electronic crossover documented alongside Son of Frank Amp'n Stein (FAS-2400).
Equalizer / Processor / Crossover
1990s accessory guidance (archived FAQ source)LPL44
Remote low-pass level control accessory for bass adjustment from the cabin when low-pass crossover mode is active.
Subwoofer
Mid-1990s innovation era (archived FAQ source)Cyclone
Rotational moving-magnet subwoofer platform designed as a low-frequency air pump for system integration below 60Hz.
Equalizer / Processor / Crossover
Early 1990s processor era (manual archive source)EQ-215
Two-channel 2/3-octave graphic equalizer with integrated 2-way electronic crossover support.
Equalizer / Processor / Crossover
1990s processor era (manual archive source)EQ-215X (EQ-215ix)
Expanded EQ-215 variant with dual 15-band equalization and extended crossover/system-routing options, commonly listed as EQ-215X or EQ215ix.
Equalizer / Processor / Crossover
1990s processor era (manual index verified)EQ-230
Legacy graphic equalizer model listed in the archived Phoenix Phorum EQ/DEQ processor manual directory.
Equalizer / Processor / Crossover
1990s processor era (manual index verified)EQ-232
Legacy equalizer/processor model documented in the archived Phoenix Phorum EQ/DEQ manual collection.
Equalizer / Processor / Crossover
1990s crossover era (manual index verified)AX-204A
Legacy AX-series active crossover model listed in the archived Phoenix Phorum crossovers manual directory.
Equalizer / Processor / Crossover
1990s crossover era (manual + archived FAQ context)AX-406A
Three-way active crossover platform using resistor-network programming for custom frequency targets.
Equalizer / Processor / Crossover
1990s processor era (manual archive source)Bass Cube
Dedicated bass processing platform with selectable contour control, phase switching, and line-driver output capability.