Same Circuit Topology as the Model 750 in Less Space
The BGW Model 350 delivers 200 watts per channel into 8 ohms, about 1 3/4dB less than its big brother, the Model 750. The Model 350 uses the same circuit topology as the fourth generation Model 750, and offers the same features, including: DC speaker protection, a rear panel high pass filter switch (2 pole filter), looping XLRs for daisy-chaining multiple amps, two 1/4" T/R/S phone jacks, one of which disconnects the active balanced input so you can plug directly into the unbalanced input circuitry, and all the circuit refinements that give the new Model 750G its reputation for low noise, low distortion, and high reliability.
Built For The Road
The Model 350 has a single-piece steel chassis so it will hold together despite the pounding and vibration encountered in typical touring transportation. Heavy glass-epoxy circuit boards resist cracking, and conservative electronic design provides inherent stability and durability. In the event of a problem, the modular construction expedites repairs, saving time and money.
Flexible Connections
Each channel input is equipped with parallel-wired male and female XLRs and a pair of T/R/S phone jacks. The input circuitry is actively balanced, featuring high common mode rejection. A transformer balanced version is available (specify option 06). Input transformers are the correct solution when high common mode voltages are present. Output connections are made via gold-plated 5-way binding posts, spaced to permit bridged mono connection via one dual-banana plug.
Other Features
An optional built-in crossover network enables the 350 to be used in a biamped system without need for a seperate, costly crossover unit. The Model 350A features the same LED display unit as the Model 750G, featuring a wide dynamic range LED VU meter, True Clip, DC warning, power supply failure warning, and transformer over temperature indicators.