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Just stack them on the subs, Blasphemy. The sub placement as it stands is poor. They should be spread wider, and pushed back further, making them tight to the side walls and as close as possible to the rear wall. The only time mains should be stacked above subs is when there are no boundaries, whic...

Just stack them on the subs, won't lose much height in the process.

Yes that one I already have but it's missing so much information. Like what wood to use, what connections to use, which screws etc. I mean for a start, I don't even know if those are inside or outside measurements. There is enough info there, if you can't fill in the blanks then either you are not ...

Lot of choices, but for all-around use on the sources you mentioned, I'd suggest a handful of small diaphragm condensers. They work well for distance miking the choir and for close up work like the piano. If the congregation doesn't need any support and it's just for the Zoom - you might be able to...

jimbo7 wrote: ↑Tue May 04, 2021 9:42 am

himhimself wrote: ↑Tue May 04, 2021 7:26 am...May the Fourth be with you!

And also with you

Wait, that aint right...

We were all thinking it.

I've highpassed bass guitar channels up to 60-70Hz if they are walking over the kick too much. I've seen the electric bass channel high passed at even 80Hz when the FOH engineer wants to have the same tone in the PA as is coming out of the backline. Since most channel strip high pass filters are 12...

Seth, you are absolutely correct about the fundamental. However, the "character" of the bass starts an octave above that. That, and, most of what we hear from a bass amp often never gives a full presentation of the fundamental anyway. Bryan will be safe. SQ-wise, at an HP of 50hz. +1 with...

Bruce Weldy wrote:

sine143 wrote:the 4002 hates going below 4 ohms, my experience at least.

What happens? Heat?

I guess it really matters what levels you are trying to achieve, at what impedance load, and whether it's continuous or the amp gets a breather once in a while.

I've run XTi4000s at 2ohms for hours with no issues.

cave wrote: This is how the cab looks finally.

Love it, the aesthetics rival some commercial cabinets. You've got me GAS'ing to build some.

Brent I don't understand why you are being so defensive (or seemingly, it's hard to tell on the internet), I'm simply offering my experience as a counter point to yours, no offence intended. but if you can't operate this console then the issue might be operator related. That's a personal jab. I did...

Brent I don't understand why you are being so defensive (or seemingly, it's hard to tell on the internet), I'm simply offering my experience as a counter point to yours, no offence intended. After doing it a couple times, I have no problems configuring the X32. FWIW I've yet to have to dig into the ...

We're a year into our X32's lifecycle, no quality concerns, sounds great. We've put it on FOH for some "band's that Canadians would probably know" with no complaints, we've used it as a monitor desk on some even bigger shows. I disagree about the interface being clunky; the initial configu...

Check it out closer, it does more than just monitoring over WIFI.

http://www.crownaudio.com/usbx-htm.html

I've not seen it in action myself, but know a few that have. Look foward to being able to control my IT and XTIs from the same interface.

We have 11 XTIs in the shop, a handful installed in various venues as well. None of our amps have suffered any failures, one amp that we have installed in a venue is at Crown as we speak. I can't help but laugh at the "gotta stay away from that brand" comments.

Recently did a somewhat well known Touring Act who opted to leave their SL24.4.2 in the truck when they found out an X32 could be provided. From the other forums I read it's obvious the migration has begun. Some fairly big names appear to be using them as monitor mixers. And the rewards from the NA...