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I think that the artists/shows mentioned can't really be called "raves", they are more like "rock shows" and "concerts". If you are talking old school midwest Drop Bass style underground parties they use(d) pretty typical sound systems. No uber low extension by any mean...

I came across a minimal techno track that has a surprisingly loud kick - even for this genre: Umek "Slap"

where in WI are you? I've been wanting to hear T60's for some time now.
you can PM me if you prefer to not publicly disclose....

yeah, I tend to not mess with wireless mics..they just aren't worth the hassle. Unless you are going to get the *really* good ones.
Stick with corded mics.

IPR's rock for the price. Fact.

I remember reading about this here a couple few years ago or so. The report was that they only ended up using 2 or 3 of them because that was all they needed! The rest were not even hooked up. Sadly last year @ Burning Man I didn't ever find them. The trouble was I didn't think to look them up befor...

you can bridge the 1600 and 3000, search the peavey forum

ever see DJ Funk? I have at least twice now. He can't DJ worth a shit either.

too bad that one you linked says OD and not ID....*just* a little too small to fit T60's....

I used one for a trip last summer. Not for carrying subs, but we carried a huge cooler and other stuff. I don't know about that particular one you linked, but what we use would have no problem at all. I too considered buying one (we borrowed the one we used) for adding some subs to the arsenal, but ...

if people insist on arguing about this then at least keep it in the relevant thread...

Peavey IPR have onboard 100hz crossover. SLA Pro are flat enough to not need EQ. And you don't need a limiter if you watch what the hell you are doing.

I would expect to hear T48's to out-blast Growlers. And 35hz HPF on Growlers seems a little low, maybe he was @ 45Hz.

Cut off the existing ends and replace them with speakons.

by buying speakon ends