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I like the price of the behringer, but I've had multiple things from them just stop working only after one or 2 uses under very light conditions and I treat all my equipment very gently, especially all my racks and anything with a tube in it.

Aside from the software glitches, was it an overall good product? Is it worth getting or should I just get something else? I hate the behringer stuff, I really haven't had a whole lot of good luck. I have a DEQ and used it like twice and it doesnt even turn on anymore...Though I have just the basic ...

http://www.carvinguitars.com/products/single.php?product=XD88&cid=61 First, I know most of you don't like Carvin. But I have a few guitars, a bass, guitar amps, PA speakers and power amps, and they have all worked near flawlessly. I had one fan problem in a power cab, but I had almost the same p...

V-couple a few tintan/tuba subs up and see if its not loud enough. If its not something (hearing loss, just plain def) must be wrong (crappy build quality, hope that doesnt happen with mine ).

I've been using carvin for the last 7 yrs and I've never had a problem with them. I have 2 guitars, 1 bass, 3 powered speakers, 2 4x12 cabs, 1 tube amp, a DCM2500, a few raw speakers, DJ mixer, 2 wireless units and so one. I have never had a problem with them at all. The only one that had any proble...

could they be suitable for a titan or tuba?

The wood I got from Lowes was pretty good looking, much better than anything else in any stores I've ever seen and $30 cheaper per sheet compared to the BB from the only place around for me to get it at.

Yea, that was just the impression I got from the OP.

Hand circular saw or an actual hand saw (like push-pull lumberjack type)?

THATS NOT A HORN!!!!!!



Just playing with ya

I think its the fact that the DR's (EQ'd properly) will sound better than the OT's, reguardless of the SPL. The DR250's might be the same, but the 280, 290 and 300 are louder. I don't have either, so I can't really say what's better, but with the DR250's, you can stack them and have them get louder,...

There aren't always local hardware stores around anymore. I know in NJ there are a few lumber yards but a lot of em don't deal with the general public so its tough.

You can use speaker stands, lighting stands PVC or extra wood to build a little spray booth and just hang news paper or old sheets to catch the over spray.

Or it was a typo for "lows are no way thin" maybe?