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Nio testing for shorts in our Modified JBL Amplifiers
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This is 2 of our Modified JBL Loudspeakers. We will debut the line array with 3.
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Nio vacuuming metal dust from the amplifiers of our Modified JBL Loudspeakers
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Spencer Modding a JBL PRX Amplifier for Pedal Power.
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Ryan and Spencer busted out 12 Modified JBL amps in 3 days.
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DJ Josh Mele on the 1's and 0's at a corporate charity event in Malibu. Rock The Bike's new Pedal Powered DJ booth in effect. Two Mundo 500 electric cargo bike/generators, two Modified JBL PRX Loudspeakers and a monitor. Roomy 8' wide stage.
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Hauling our Modified JBL PRX 635 loudspeaker on a Mundo 500 electric cargo bike. Two straps'll do you. The new Standalone kickstand (designed at Rock The Bike) is more than wide enough to handle the weight of the speaker.
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To maximize the clarity of the Modified JBL PRX 635, you'll want to use a stand like this.
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Jared handling the hills on the Mundo 1000, battery dead, still hauling them and a Biker Bar, a JBL, and a cooler.
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Kai riding V3 Mundo to Critical Mass with a JBL speaker set up to receive the signal from the Choprical Fish
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The horizonal positioning of the second JBL is clutch. It offers much better sound to the riders, and gives solid handholds for people pushing the rig up hills.
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Midway through fixing one of our JBL amps (the one destined for El Arbol.)
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Teamwork is required to get the heavy Biker Bar up hills. The horizontal positioning of the JBL helps by making it easier to push. Ben on the left is sprinting toward the rig and will transfer all his momentum in one push.
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Tried running the JBL off two drill batteries with the goal of having El Arbol run completely without AC (which requires a bulky inverter). Jury still out of whether this approach will work.
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Fully loaded Biker Bar, probably 275 pounds of gear, including bass drum, two JBL PRX535's, and the Fossil Fool tent.
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Jeff hauling the JBL and the tuxedos.
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Hot Bike To Work Day Action on Valencia.
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Leif rolling the Mundo with the 70-pound JBL, and another 65 pounds of Pedal Power gear
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Justin tests a Mundo carrying his JBL.
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Aufdencamp and I woke up at 6:30 and biked 8 miles to the FUF tree planting in time
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Carrying the JBL PRX 535 back from JK Sound
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Took our new JBL in for repair (crackly sound).
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Wilson going to town powering the PRX for the big kids.
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Sarah hoisting 150-pound line array.
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The Pedal Powered Line Array sounded as good as I hoped.
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Shook Twins LiveOnBike at the Eugene Bike Music Fest
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Pedal Powered Line Array in effect at the Eugene Bike Music Fest
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Jake meet Ryan. Ryan meet Jake.
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Thanks Slaughter By The Water, West Coast's largest Metal Fest
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The Modified JBL VRX's were a cut about our previous favorites, the PRX 635.
