FENDER PASSPORT 250 FULL REVIEW

Hey guys today im going to review the vintage Passport 250 by fender
decided to make a review video about it because it seesm that its very rare here to review it on youtube so here you go sorry for my english i tried my best man

[@denishaberley2509]

I've also had my P250 for about 22 years. Used often in an acoustic band & never a problem until yesterday. Connected 240V when the input voltage switch was set at 110V. Replaced the fuse (Fender supplies a spare) now all OK (I think - not tested yet). The fuse holder is a little drawer just below the power socket which slides out (use a small - screwdriver).

[@meechenflammah4825]

Could you please help me with the audio output transistors type sub

[@SoccertoonsClinics]

I have been through three, all three had one channel blow within three years. Now on my third Passport PA System the RCA 3.5mm cable is not connecting to the input tight enough so sound is low. Usually the mother board goes on these PA systems within three to four years. To replace it is foolish, too expensive.

[@bigboykldaudiosounds3756]

This Fender Passport is been in School for 22 years without any internal problems althought it got broke it goes to protect because amp module broke and that is because of the abuse ive done on that hihi

[@bigboykldaudiosounds3756]

And also it depends on the user to how he/she use the system

[@vincepetrillo1641]

I have this system and I would like to add two subwoofers along with the speakers that are in this video. Is this possible being that you can plug in 4 speakers like you said?

[@bigboykldaudiosounds3756]

Yes As long as the sub is 8 ohms

[@meechenflammah4825]

I mean type transistors to replace j 162

[@meechenflammah4825]

No answer

[@noleetvksa312]

malakas ba ito pwd sa small event

[@newagegaga]

The sound not bad

[@bigboykldaudiosounds3756]

yea this one is my favorite PA