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I used the Delta Pro 12.....maybe a bit heavy but I'm not using them every week. For the HF section; one cabinet has a straight piezo array that I build myself, the other a melded one that I bought from SpeakerHardware. The straight was easy enough to make, the melded looked like it was better left ...

I made a simple router jig to make the OT12 driver spacer, nothing very fancy as I'm more of a wood butcher than a craftsman, but it worked and you're more than welcome to use it if you do go ahead with OT12s. Personally I found the throat reflectors the biggest fiddle. I only had a jigsaw and a rou...

AKC1 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 28, 2018 3:01 am Do you throw any nights?

I was planning to have the OT12s and a T39 at a gig for a friend's band next month but just heard it is cancelled
Nothing else planned until Summer.

AKC1 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 27, 2018 6:47 am Thanks for the offer Wilkins are you London based too?

I'm in Maidenhead, so about 30 minutes from Paddington if you get a fast train.

I have a pair of OT12s if you ever want to take a listen.

My experience with unbranded Speakons and XLRs has not been good. I've now changed them all out for Neutriks. The generic copies were fine for a while but various issues happened over time.

Probably there are good and bad low cost ones, but it seems a bit of a gamble.

I had a good read at that site....very interesting. One thing that I didn't understand related to the section on past JBL drivers that were wired so that positive on black moved the cone forward. "Incorrectly phased drivers - especially in the same physical enclosure - will be damaged very easi...

Each mic needs it's own receiver on a different and compatible frequency....unless you don't plan to use them both at the same time !

Welcome

There is some good information in the section
"Tips, Techniques and Supplier Links"

gdougherty wrote:With Pro series on the driver I'd say Delta Pro 12.

loudsubz wrote:Correct.

Is that the right baffle option for the Delta Pro 12?
I thought they didn't need the cutout that gives increasd chamber volume.

I've had good luck with American DJ Mega Tri Par Proflles...they have an optional remote control at fairly low cost if you don't want to run with a DMX controller. Both power and dmx can be wired "daisy chain" so they are pretty easy to setup.

lincsoldbird wrote:Yes but free delivery is £89

True, but £1.95 for delivery isn't bad.

Everbuild Lumberjack 30min
£5.03 from FFX