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That sucks because it looked pretty decent for the money.

I use a ton of Behringer equipment. I am not a big fan of the iNuke or the EPQ series though, it doesn't seem to have the same punch as the EP series. I have 10 of the ep4000 and 8 of the ep2000 amps and have had zero problems out of them over the last 7 years. They have been rained on, stored in a ...

I was in my local big box store the other day grabbing some plywood for a project I am working on and came across some MDO. I have never used it, but I did a little research on it and it seems like some pretty tough stuff. I did a search for it on the forum to see if anyone else had ever used it, bu...

That's a lot of great options. I think I will be going with the IC card amps. I can put them all in a fan cooled enclosure, have on master power button. That would make my life easy. I think the car speakers will work well for what we need. Maybe do something better at the entrance, just to get the ...

I have put some thought into the 6x9 idea as well. The speakers I found on the cheap were Kenwood KFC-6965S. I can pick them up for $27 a pair. Throw them into some decent ported boxes might not sound too bad for not a lot of money. The software I am looking at is Multiroom Audio Player 5. Will let ...

Not really wanting to rumble the floor with thunder or it be so loud that it carries to the next room. The room wall are only osb plywood. We redo the maze every couple years. An example of our sound effects is ring around the rosy sang by children in a room full of creepy dolls. The loud part is wh...

Not really wanting to rumble the floor with thunder or it be so loud that it carries to the next room. The room wall are only osb plywood. We redo the maze every couple years. An example of our sound effects is ring around the rosy sang by children in a room full of creepy dolls. The loud part is wh...

Unless you can buy a heap of drivers at close out, enough SLA's to cover 16 rooms is going to cost you a bundle! I'm half wondering if the rooms all play different sounds? And if that's the case, can some of these sounds/rooms be covered with full range cabs? I understand the need to be able to hid...

You may not think you need subs, but the constant blowing of speakers says to me that you do. I'd do SLAs with Table Tuba LS, which can either be stood in room corners to minimize lost floor space or laid down against a wall to double as a bench. That would be ideal, but I am afraid it would be cos...

Honestly I am thinking around 100Hz should be low enough. I am not reproducing music just sound effects. I think the lowest frequency track has thunder on it. Not wanting to blow them away just need the background noise at a good volume and it not sound too canned. And size does matter. We have pret...

Hello all, it's been a while since I have posted on here. Still loving all my BFM cabs. So to the point. I am a member of a local non profit and we put on a pretty large haunted house every year. 13-17 "rooms" each with their own soundtrack. I do this using software, several usb sound card...

Hello fellow Iowan (Des Moines) I pack my mixer and rack that has my tube preamps and driverackPA and subsequently all other "delicate" electronics last and roll that into a climate controlled area. Ohh and I take my amps in now too because they are type H and have digital electronic stuf...