srs question, direct radiators vs horns

[SeisTres]

Their secret? Reasonable stage levels, and an understanding that the more comfortable it is for the crowd, the more likely they are to stick around.

Just like one guitarist I knew that would turn up his solid state crate 100 watt half stack to where the even other guitarist complained. Needless to say, since the stage was 3 feet high and the stack would be almost at ear level, there would be just empty floorspace all along the dispersion of his cab

Oh and about the review of the tht's, this immediately came to mind http://www.speakerplans.com/index.php?id=faq12

I guess by the length of the horn, the interaction is right before the otops pick it up.


WTF?! LOL, how could I forgotten about the rotary speakers

[Radian]

and 25 rotary subs for the all important 2-20hz range.

WTF?! LOL, how could I forgotten about the rotary speakers

From 30 Hz to rock bottom this concept absolutely amazes. What ever electronica musician has the time and money to bolt 4 (yes, only 4) of these puppies to the end of a 53 foot shipping container would be able to walk on water, eat bullets, and $#!% ice cream....or at least get the audience to do so on command.

If I ever get my grimy paws back in the machine shop, I just might hog one of these things out myself.

$20,000?? $12,900?? I could buy a used Colchester for less than that.

[WiSounds]

I'm about to have the best of both worlds. Who wants to buy my otop212s?

let me guess, your dubhorns along with some crazy Di.ra kickbins, and 6" tops? Am I even warm?

Too close for comfort

[WiSounds]

I guess by the length of the horn, the interaction is right before the otops pick it up.

The most significant null of the open back THT is at 90hz.