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Re: New Build - T30s and then Otops to follow
Posted: Fri Apr 05, 2013 6:25 am
by Bas Gooiker
I'd go for a more solid performing box. I don't know who will be DJ'ing but i have seen double 18's and a top for monitor.
Have you looked at a full range cab like the Omni 212 Tallboy, or something like a Jack.
Re: New Build - T30s and then Otops to follow
Posted: Fri Apr 05, 2013 8:09 am
by escapemcp
Bas Gooiker wrote:I'd go for a more solid performing box. I don't know who will be DJ'ing but i have seen double 18's and a top for monitor.
Have you looked at a full range cab like the Omni 212 Tallboy, or something like a Jack.
Well, I am building a couple of Otops for the main tops, so maybe a DR300 (and a couple of T60s) for the monitor
I never have my monitor that loud. I just have it on the floor next to me pointing up and I just need to hear it over the other speakers - it doesn't have to overpower it. Hence why I was thinking WH10
Re: New Build - T30s and then Otops to follow
Posted: Fri Apr 05, 2013 8:15 am
by escapemcp
Bas Gooiker wrote:I'd go for a more solid performing box. I don't know who will be DJ'ing but i have seen double 18's and a top for monitor.
I don't need a big sub either for monitoring. For mixing, I don't really think I need much <100, if any, which keeps leading me back to the WH10! I was thinking of the WH8 for portability, but I feel that it wouldn't quite have enough bass (after reading up on it).
Re: New Build - T30s and then Otops to follow
Posted: Fri Apr 05, 2013 8:30 am
by Bill Fitzmaurice
Bas Gooiker wrote:I'd go for a more solid performing box. I don't know who will be DJ'ing but i have seen double 18's and a top for monitor.
One can safely assume anyone who thought that was a logical arrangement wouldn't know a Hz from a dB.
I don't need a big sub either for monitoring. For mixing, I don't really think I need much <100, if any, which keeps leading me back to the WH10! I was thinking of the WH8 for portability, but I feel that it wouldn't quite have enough bass (after reading up on it).
No matter where you are in the venue you'll get all the bass you need from the subs, so there's no point in having a monitor that runs lower than what the tops do.
Re: New Build - T30s and then Otops to follow
Posted: Fri Apr 05, 2013 10:35 am
by Bas Gooiker
I know the monitor setup i described is far from ideal, and would be in no way my choice. But i still would think a fullrange signal including bass without any delays comming from FOH and processing would be ideal.
just my 2c
Re: New Build - T30s and then Otops to follow
Posted: Fri Apr 05, 2013 11:27 am
by escapemcp
FYI We have used a 15" Wharfdale active wedge in the past and it was perfect for what we needed. Something like this (but not this):
BUT...
I'm still haven't found out what are the recommended drivers for the WH10! Can anyone enlighten me please?
Thanks.
5:28pm... 2 mins of work to go and then it's another weekend of building

Re: New Build - T30s and then Otops to follow
Posted: Fri Apr 05, 2013 11:32 am
by Bruce Weldy
did you not read this a few hours ago?
88h88 wrote:escapemcp wrote:On a totally different note, what are the driver options for a Wedgehorn 10 please? I have just realised that I will need a monitor for my birthday free party (26th May - which is the rig's first outing), so I am thinking a WH10 will do the job nicely, but I need to plan and cost it out to add it into my budget. I therefore need to know what driver is best for the WH10.
Many thanks
The recommended woofer is the Eminence Deltalite II 2510. Less expensive options are the Eminence Basslite S2010 and Beta 10.
Re: New Build - T30s and then Otops to follow
Posted: Fri Apr 05, 2013 12:46 pm
by 88h88
Yeah dickface, learn to read.

Re: New Build - T30s and then Otops to follow
Posted: Fri Apr 05, 2013 1:25 pm
by Bruce Weldy
88h88 wrote:Yeah dickface, learn to read.

ahhhh.....nothing like that subtle British humor.

Re: New Build - T30s and then Otops to follow
Posted: Fri Apr 05, 2013 3:16 pm
by Grant Bunter
Yep, almost as bad as us antipodeans.
I've gotta say that I use a lot of restraint here, some peeps might get upset if I said/typed what I really thought sometimes.
escapemcp: keep up the good work! I'm enjoying this thread...
Re: New Build - T30s and then Otops to follow
Posted: Fri Apr 05, 2013 6:28 pm
by 88h88
Your man throws parties, I'm sure he has a decent sense of humour and won't take offense at that.

Re: New Build - T30s and then Otops to follow
Posted: Fri Apr 05, 2013 10:11 pm
by biggerrigger
Grant Bunter wrote:
I've gotta say that I use a lot of restraint here, some peeps might get upset if I said/typed what I really thought sometimes.
I have to admit when I read your post I lol till my wife had to ask what was so funny. I can just see logging in one day and seeing Mr.Butler just flying off the handle and giving someone a good tongue lashing Australian style. I watched a traveling Aborigine go ape shit on a TSA worker at the Chicago airport a few years back over a can of Coke. It was the best show of verbal bashing that I have ever seen in person. We only understood about every third word that was spoken but we knew for sure that the others were plenty naughty. So Let It Rip, You can blame it on cultural differences and we wont hold it against you.
I must say that I have been a huge fan of Australian's ever since. Go Australia!
Re: New Build - T30s and then Otops to follow
Posted: Fri Apr 05, 2013 10:34 pm
by Bruce Weldy
biggerrigger wrote:Grant Bunter wrote:
I've gotta say that I use a lot of restraint here, some peeps might get upset if I said/typed what I really thought sometimes.
I have to admit when I read your post I lol till my wife had to ask what was so funny. I can just see logging in one day and seeing Mr.Butler just flying off the handle and giving someone a good tongue lashing Australian style. I watched a traveling Aborigine go ape shit on a TSA worker at the Chicago airport a few years back over a can of Coke. It was the best show of verbal bashing that I have ever seen in person. We only understood about every third word that was spoken but we knew for sure that the others were plenty naughty. So Let It Rip, You can blame it on cultural differences and we wont hold it against you.
I must say that I have been a huge fan of Australian's ever since. Go Australia!
I've heard that Grant can really go nuts when someone misspells his last name....wouldn't want to be on receiving end of that one....

Re: New Build - T30s and then Otops to follow
Posted: Sat Apr 06, 2013 1:07 am
by Grant Bunter
Bruce Weldy wrote:
I've heard that Grant can really go nuts when someone misspells his last name....wouldn't want to be on receiving end of that one....

Ahhh Bruce, it's like you know me well enough.
However, I've been called much worse than Butler, and answered.
It's taken me a long time to work out that you need to size up who you're throwing invective at, or be able to fight very well. Being vertically challenged (I call myself short wheel based, therefor more stable) and supposedly intelligent, you'd think I'd have learned faster.
For all I know biggerigger is larger and more redneck than you

Re: New Build - T30s and then Otops to follow
Posted: Sat Apr 06, 2013 6:28 am
by biggerrigger
Bruce Weldy wrote:
I've heard that Grant can really go nuts when someone misspells his last name....wouldn't want to be on receiving end of that one....

Looks like spell check got the better of me again. (note to self, proof read and post before 6 cocktails)
My apologies Mr.Bunter