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JLCooper gBox - GP Mega InterfaceHardware Interface 48 GPI Inputs & 48 Outputs Compatible Interface Card Required Connect up to 8 Units to Control 432 I O Locking Power Connector Universal Power Supply The JLCooper gBox GP Mega Interface is a hardware interface offering 48 GPI inputs and 48 outputs. A compatible interface card is required to be incorporated for proper operation. You can use any of the following four JLCooper interface cards (sold separately), depending on your needs:
- Hardware Interface
- 48 GPI Inputs & 48 Outputs
- Compatible Interface Card Required
- Connect up to 8 Units to Control 432 I/O
- Locking Power Connector
- Universal Power Supply
The JLCooper gBox - GP Mega Interface is a hardware interface offering 48 GPI inputs and 48 outputs. A compatible interface card is required to be incorporated for proper operation. You can use any of the following four JLCooper interface cards (sold separately), depending on your needs:
MCS-3000 Series 9-Pin/RS-422 Interface Card (model # 920465)
MCS-3000 Series RS-232 Interface Card (model # 920466)
MCS-3000 Series USB Interface Card (model # 920467)
MCS-3000 Series Ethernet Interface Card (model # 920394)
Depending on which card you use, you can enjoy extended control over 10/100 Base-T (Ethernet), USB, RS-422, or RS-232.
Up to 8 gBox units can be connected to control up to 432 inputs and 432 outputs. This gBox is also compatible with the eBox I/O for opto-isolated inputs and relay outputs and is equipped with a locking power connector and a universal power supply.
- Key Features
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- Hardware interface with 48 GPI inputs and 48 outputs
- A compatible MCS-3000 Interface Card is required for proper operation (Ethernet, USB, RS-422, or RS-232)
- Up to 8 gBox units can be connected for control of a maximum of 432 inputs and 432 outputs
- Compatible with the eBox I/O for opto-isolated inputs and relay outputs
- Equipped with locking power connector and universal power supply
| GPI | 48 inputs 48 outputs |
| Dimensions | 19 x 1.8" (48 x 4.6 cm) |
| Packaging Info | |
|---|---|
| Package Weight | 7.4 lb |
| Box Dimensions (LxWxH) | 21.3 x 7.0 x 4.3" |
In the Box
JLCooper gBox - GP Mega Interface
- Universal Power Supply
- Limited 1-Year Warranty
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★★★★★ 5
Great Sound
Size: Pair
Great things sometimes come in little packages. Powerhouse sound with virtually no input at all. Tight, crisp, and well-made as usual from Klipsch. If you are looking for a powerhouse monitor these are what you want.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Great starter speakers - for the right price.
Size: Pair
A good all-around pair of starter speakers if you're planning on using them as standalones. These will have zero trouble filling a small to medium sized space with rich and detailed sound at low to mid volumes. The bass is adequate for their size. They're not going to knock your socks off on more thumpy genres. I would imagine pairing them with a subwoofer would make quite the difference but for rock and some synth pop, they're pretty sweet. Plus the copper woofers look very striking without the faceplates.
That said, I say these are best suited at low to mid volumes because cranked, the higher frequencies can be awfully fatiguing coming out of these speakers. I would not pay anywhere close to the $349 MSRP for these (you can probably find a pair of far superior RP-600Ms for around that price nowadays). Around $150 seems like a sweet spot for the R-51Ms, but the Sony SSCS5s and Fluance Signature bookshelfs are very comparable, if not better sounding for around the same price. Still, these will probably more than satisfactory if you're not expecting to be blown away by them.
UPDATE 5/20/25:
Can confirm that the subwoofer made a big difference. I was going to retire these since I replaced them with some bigger floor speakers on my main setup but I decided to try them out in place of the factory speakers on the Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 I have hooked up to my computer. Not only does the onboard amp seem to drive them okay at not-insane levels of volume - they sound really sweet paired with the 6.5-inch subwoofer. While I won't change my rating, I do highly recommend getting a sub along with these speakers.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Great speakers, rich full sound
Size: Pair
These are really great speakers. I got them to go with my husband's new record player for Christmas. These really sound fantastic. A rich range, with a nice bass that's not too much. They were easy to connect to the player. I like a rich sound better then bright (I think if it's too bright it doesn't have enough bass), and these definitely fit the bill. I got these on a black Friday deal which was even better. They are a good value for the quality.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2026
★★★★★ 5
The new amp/speaker configuration made a very noticeably positive difference.
Size: Pair, Size: Pair
I bought a Denton amp / Klipsch 7 speaker bundle for Christmas last year. It sounded impressive. For this year, I recently replace the Denon AVR-S970H, a 5.2.2 POS-Amp that quit after less than a year. Then I also added a 70” TV and a set of R-51M’s on the sides. I could never hear this amp driving the Dolby Atmos speakers on top of the R-625FA towers, so I decided that back speakers would be more beneficial to this 7-channel system. I’d been using the R-41M’s that came in the bundle as side surround speakers, but I was thinking that they would be more suited for use in back. So I replaced them with a new set of R-51M’s that I thought would be better surround sides because of their fuller stronger sound. As of now, at the front of this theater system is an Onkyo TX-RZ 820 AVR amp, a 70 inch LED 4K smart TV, a set of Klipsch R-625FA towers, an R-52C Center Channel Speaker, and two R-12SW Subwoofers. For the surround sides is the newly purchased set of R-51M’s on stands, and mounted on the back-wall is the set of R-41M’s, using BS-218pro Wall Mounts. For good reason, this is a very powerful amp driving a complete set of purely Klipsch speakers. I built this THX 7.2.0 surround sound system to go in my wife’s 11’ X 12’ privacy room, specifically because she is hard of hearing. She said, that with the new additions, the sound is much cleaner, stronger, the 3D surround effect is more noticeable, and the vocals are easier for her to understand. I get to use it sometimes when she’s not at home. Thunder in movies sounds as crisp sharp and loud as real thunder. All around, the system is very realistic sounding. And it can play music, shaking the house at live levels. At present, my wife and I are extremely happy with this system. It sounds as good as it looks. The Klipsch speakers & Onkyo amp configuration makes a very noticeably positive difference.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Quality shrink tubing.
Size: 4.8mm (3/16") - 26Ft, Color: Black
This seems to be solid quality shrink tubing, shrinks well, and holds firmly. I have used it for a few projects so far and am happy with how it has performed. The package is larger than I expected, but keeps the tubing from being damaged from bends/kinks.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2026