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many artists and monitor engineers can hear limiting and will not accept it What? Do they think blown woofers sound better? it depends on what kind of shows you do, clientele , etc. Speakers' mechanical and thermal limitations depend on none of these things. unless someone wants a lot of kick or so...

The HF horns are Selenium D3300-Ti 2" exit comp drivers on big ole' *erhm* -Goldwood- CD horns. Serious love-hate relationship with them: -breakup peaks (from drivers) fall well within audible spectrum, like a particularly noteworthy one at 11900Hz. -...but I can confidently cross them as low a...

Pictures! (links to pictures, anyway) Dorm Room Setup. 2 of the 4 Jacks not included, more finishing/painting to be done: http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/481072_483936971642518_1073552819_n.jpg http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash3/563691_483937088309173_777861702_n.jpg http://sphoto...

Running a lower but more shallow LPF on the Titans is an interesting idea. I may experiment with that when I get the chance. My old crossover ran only 24dB/octave slopes, and the 4x12" towers I used for mains began to whine audibly when I dropped the lo-pass into the 60s or low 70s, so I stuck ...

I will post pictures and response charts this weekend.

Word of warning: I have not finished sanding/routing/bondoing/duratexing the cabs yet. That's a project for winter break.

Dear Radian, I suspect if you had built a quad of T30's in the first place, you wouldn't have been switching subs. I suspect you're right. However, I built the T48s for bass guitar and rock band PA. I did not anticipate I would make the switch to party playback in college. I'm surprised you had any ...

what did you mean by 'horny' did you mean the Titans had a little more 'bonky' or 'boxy' knock on wood sound to them compared to the pure and lacking harmonics Tuba 60 tones? I do not intend to seriously condemn the T48 on such a thin subjective observation. I have no sort of measurement on hand to...

Background After turning from bass player to "sound guy for the band" and then "sound guy for parties" when I headed off to college, I slowly fell out of love with my T48s. That's not to say drunk college kids don't love what they have to offer, but, as I "stored" my s...