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CRUTCHFIELD UPGRADING POWER WITH MPS 4.400 INSTALL REVIEW

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26.11.2018

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Crutchfield Sept/Oct Discovery Book includes a great installation review by David Delamere about Morel new MPS 4.400 amplifier and Maximo speakers .

They decided to upgrade David’s 2011 Subaru Outback basic audio system.

“We chose the Morel MPS 4.400 4-channel amplifier which delivers 70 watts of clean power to the two pairs of Morel Maximo speakers we installed.”

“With this new system, I now look for any excuse to take a long drive.” Said the writer of this review, David Delamere

“I cranked up the same songs we’d heard hours before. Wow! We all agreed there was a massive difference in depth and detail. I’d relay my editor’s immediate, enthusiastic response, but let’s just say it’s not fit for a family publication!” David summed it up.

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