THT's and dubstep
Re: THT's and dubstep
I'm bringing up my Ashly ne8800m for the show, we'll have enough 96k DSP to sort out this mess
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Re: THT's and dubstep
Someone asked earlier if they sound good with live groups, and not just compressed electronic music.
Just got back from helping with a festival, all live groups.
They had a JBL 3way setup there before, the LF drivers were toast halfway through the day. I decided to help the people throwing it out a little and haul my subs, amps and otops out
I had the setup going in 20mins. The stage was on time all day. Soon as everything was hooked up, I put on some mellow dub to do a check. Two THT's with covers on is impressive, even without boundary loading. Nothing but compliments.
The engineer(s) that were doing the mixing were impressed, to say the least. I think they liked it enough to book me form now on. I've also got them looking into SAC, as between them they own a studio and some nice D/a converters.
I wish all shows went this well. This was the largest show I've ever done, and it was the most fun!
-I hope this is readable, as I've been up for close to 20 hours and am tapping into some 1800 tequila.
Just got back from helping with a festival, all live groups.
They had a JBL 3way setup there before, the LF drivers were toast halfway through the day. I decided to help the people throwing it out a little and haul my subs, amps and otops out
I had the setup going in 20mins. The stage was on time all day. Soon as everything was hooked up, I put on some mellow dub to do a check. Two THT's with covers on is impressive, even without boundary loading. Nothing but compliments.
The engineer(s) that were doing the mixing were impressed, to say the least. I think they liked it enough to book me form now on. I've also got them looking into SAC, as between them they own a studio and some nice D/a converters.
I wish all shows went this well. This was the largest show I've ever done, and it was the most fun!
-I hope this is readable, as I've been up for close to 20 hours and am tapping into some 1800 tequila.
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Oh: and they had the cleanest, punchiest sound I've heard out of such a small rig.
tops were less then 10Vac, subs peaking at 22Vac (HP at 35Hz/24db LR)
sounded great, even 300 feet out.
tops were less then 10Vac, subs peaking at 22Vac (HP at 35Hz/24db LR)
sounded great, even 300 feet out.
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cool. sounds good..
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Re: THT's and dubstep
-AutoTuba; Tang Band 8 inch (x1)
-T39; KappliteLF, 22 wide (x2)
-More to come!
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Nice Pic and story. Good to see the rig worked so well. How do you compare your THT vs. Titans?
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Never used the t39's outdoors, or with bands for that matterewetho wrote:Nice Pic and story. Good to see the rig worked so well. How do you compare your THT vs. Titans?
-AutoTuba; Tang Band 8 inch (x1)
-T39; KappliteLF, 22 wide (x2)
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http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=5 ... 3624415763
another picture.
Can hotlink it due to image size restraints.
Did have to roll a beer can out of one the subs at the end of the night.
another picture.
Can hotlink it due to image size restraints.
Did have to roll a beer can out of one the subs at the end of the night.
-AutoTuba; Tang Band 8 inch (x1)
-T39; KappliteLF, 22 wide (x2)
-More to come!
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might have to thumb trough the album it seems...
when I'm not feeling lazy I'll throw them on photobucket
when I'm not feeling lazy I'll throw them on photobucket
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If that's all you have to clean out of the subs at an outdoor festival - you're doing pretty good. I shudder to think of some of the questionable objects I've dumped out of my bass bins.Monomer wrote:Did have to roll a beer can out of one the subs at the end of the night.
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2 ATs
...and a very serious addiction to the smell of BB sawdust and curing PL.
Re: THT's and dubstep
Gig report:
Did an all-dubstep show last night. Four THT's driven with a single PL4.0. Earlier in the night I HP them at 20Hz, little later in the night I brought it upto 32Hz and opened the limiters up a bit.
It was...Ridiculous
I had windows in car doors OUTSIDE rattling.
Did an all-dubstep show last night. Four THT's driven with a single PL4.0. Earlier in the night I HP them at 20Hz, little later in the night I brought it upto 32Hz and opened the limiters up a bit.
It was...Ridiculous
I had windows in car doors OUTSIDE rattling.
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-T39; KappliteLF, 22 wide (x2)
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Best I've done is 8t48 4dr280 for dubstep show upstairs (250 capacity) in a student union and people were mentioning that in the main club venue 2floors down we were drowning out the nexo pa.
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awesomeDave Non-Zero wrote:Best I've done is 8t48 4dr280 for dubstep show upstairs (250 capacity) in a student union and people were mentioning that in the main club venue 2floors down we were drowning out the nexo pa.
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Re: THT's and dubstep
Not dubstep, but I did two shows this past weekend with the THTs:
Friday night was a nightmare, shoebox of a room; tried multiple setups of loading and came up with the best one. Brought four thts out, one has a brace issue so I only ran three. Detroit in Effect playing to metropolis was a sight to see, but the bass just was not there. Promoter was happy, as I gave him a good price and delivered - but I just was not happy with the sound.
Saturday: Booked a gig with Greg Mudge of Mudgies/Detroit. (Wi, thats the sandwich shop I took you two prior to the zombie show) Turns out to be a Low-Res record release. Used the same loadout as Friday, as the van was already loaded. Wood ceiling and a nice size room = sonic bliss. Nothing but complements. Hope to work with them more.
-Some drunken girl hit the Van during Load-out on sat. It's going to be fun explaining that to the boss, as it's the place that I work at's van. Thankfully, it's already beat up and I'm sure he wont care all to much - but it ruined my night (which went on without a hitch)
Moral of the story: the room is 1/2 the battle. Oh, and loadout at 2am sucks....
Friday night was a nightmare, shoebox of a room; tried multiple setups of loading and came up with the best one. Brought four thts out, one has a brace issue so I only ran three. Detroit in Effect playing to metropolis was a sight to see, but the bass just was not there. Promoter was happy, as I gave him a good price and delivered - but I just was not happy with the sound.
Saturday: Booked a gig with Greg Mudge of Mudgies/Detroit. (Wi, thats the sandwich shop I took you two prior to the zombie show) Turns out to be a Low-Res record release. Used the same loadout as Friday, as the van was already loaded. Wood ceiling and a nice size room = sonic bliss. Nothing but complements. Hope to work with them more.
-Some drunken girl hit the Van during Load-out on sat. It's going to be fun explaining that to the boss, as it's the place that I work at's van. Thankfully, it's already beat up and I'm sure he wont care all to much - but it ruined my night (which went on without a hitch)
Moral of the story: the room is 1/2 the battle. Oh, and loadout at 2am sucks....
-AutoTuba; Tang Band 8 inch (x1)
-T39; KappliteLF, 22 wide (x2)
-More to come!
-T39; KappliteLF, 22 wide (x2)
-More to come!