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Is it okay to elevate my standing 4 titan39 30" to 6 ft above the dance floor, reason is that the venue an outdoor basketball court is full of people, I don't want to add subwoofer since its very rare to have this large crowd. If you want to lose a whole lot of volume, then go ahead. The bound...

Seth wrote: ↑Fri Apr 19, 2024 3:22 pm
"A system with a few knobs set up by someone who knows what they are doing is always better than one with a lot of knobs set up by someone who doesn't."

hmmmm......I know I've seen that somewhere....

Gents thank you. Seth thanks for the curves and Bruce I didn’t account for room dynamics and gains, these will be in and outdoor use. The 12s it is. Timeless and Priceless. They really are. Always EQ the system before trying to EQ the source. Was mixing last weekend at a festival. Fast turnaround -...

Not sure what you are using it for, but the OT12 can do everything you need above 100hz.

For what it's worth, 100-200hz is the place I most frequently have to cut on inside venues to correct for the room.

Keryn O'Shea wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 2:58 am
Managed to win the auction and land the pair of 3010MBs for $360au plus $25au shipping..

Wow! Stuff is really expensive for you guys over there....

It's not a textbook crossover. I adjusted it to give the best results. There are only a few textbook crossovers, identifiable by their Q. Simple calculators only offer the usual Q choices, to keep things simple. You don't need to use a given Q, you can use your own. It's like speaker modeling softw...

A pair of NSD 2005-16 can be wired parallel for an 8 ohm crossover. Double the capacitor values, halve the inductor value. The low pass filter is unchanged. Thanks Bill. Out of curiousity......which 3rd order crossover variation are you using? Bessel? Butterworth? I was trying to figure it out on m...

Any driver with comparable specs to the F151, including size and weight, will do. Don't rely on catalog descriptions, look at the data sheets. That automatically excludes cheap drivers that have no data sheets. That pretty much takes Eminence out of the running.....can't find any of their products ...

Bill, The F151M-8 is not available right now and won't be for some inderterminate time. It will probably come back at some point, but there is no ETA from Eminence. Are there any possible alternatives for the 1.2k crossover option? The PSD 2002-8 are about twice the weight and 5.25" x 2.2"...

Bill Fitzmaurice wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2024 3:48 pm They retailed for $180 USD.

Wow, I had to go all the way back to the 2016 price list to find that one. Can't believe it's been that long!

Mikesummers wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2024 3:55 pm Seems like an rp600 x 2. Twice the drivers. Not the best choice i gather?

For home theater, SLA and TLAH would be the better choice. Unless, you need it really loud. And I doubt that, with just an Autotuba for the sub.

If you put the Plastic Chevron corners on the cabs, they will never touch and never stick. Plus, when you stack 'em, they won't slide around. They lock in.......couldn't imagine not having 'em on my cabs. https://www.penn-elcom.com/us/large-plastic-black-chevron-stacking-corner-with-chamfer-and-1-4i...

Good afternoon all, there's an opportunity here for purchasing a pair of opened but unused 3010MBs, as they're discontinued, l'm wondering about the availability of recone kits? Also the frame doesn't look like it wants to be back mounted, like in a DR250 I doubt that you'll be able to get recone k...

......maybe I need to build something else....What the heck am I thinking......I already have more speakers than I use.....there's just something about making sawdust. It's a relief that you have these conversations with yourself also Bruce :) I have found that I'm a good listener.......to me.

Bill Fitzmaurice wrote: ↑Sat Mar 30, 2024 1:20 pm The low frequency limit is determined by the Fs. At 1kHz Fs the F151 is OK at 1.2kHz. I could have gone lower with the NSD but didn't for two reasons. One was to allow more driver choices, the other being none of the speakers needed lower than 1.2kHz.

Thanks for the explanation.....