Re: 2 DR250 build - Europe Materials
Posted: Tue Dec 30, 2025 11:47 am
Only dj, rather experimental subgenres from psytrance and dnb/breakcore...no live band
Only outdoor (freefield, forest usually), target size between 500 and 800 ppl.
I favour to set pa in the front and dj in foh-position (so not between the stacks)
Stacks usually around 16-20 meters apart, toed in.
Idea in my mind was to keep it upscaleable, so be prepared to cater bigger versions by extending the system. Same sound and setting, just bigger pax.
Not much done today @dr250s, just way to cold to be comfy around there.
Found out that i have severe trust issues @hot melt glue, but i think it will be fine.
I screwed little scraps underneath to hold the tubes in position and spread far enough, i hope that doesn't matter in terms of lost chamber volume. But way simpler that way.
I think i'll leave the glueworm around the round edge for stability (and for my trust issues) All flush to a sandable distance
the scraps to keep it in place and width cutting it flush and sanding it tomorrow, when the weather is nice enough Trust issues result in overglueing i guess, but so everything is filled up and a bit messy
Additional, for the german supply hunters: both cabs went through 1m pieve of ht110, the coupler at the end cut flush. I thought it wouldn't be enough, but it sits perfectly as lang as you have no errors. Cut precisly, and 1m is enough for two cabs without any leftover.
Only outdoor (freefield, forest usually), target size between 500 and 800 ppl.
I favour to set pa in the front and dj in foh-position (so not between the stacks)
Stacks usually around 16-20 meters apart, toed in.
Idea in my mind was to keep it upscaleable, so be prepared to cater bigger versions by extending the system. Same sound and setting, just bigger pax.
Not much done today @dr250s, just way to cold to be comfy around there.
Found out that i have severe trust issues @hot melt glue, but i think it will be fine.
I screwed little scraps underneath to hold the tubes in position and spread far enough, i hope that doesn't matter in terms of lost chamber volume. But way simpler that way.
I think i'll leave the glueworm around the round edge for stability (and for my trust issues) All flush to a sandable distance
the scraps to keep it in place and width cutting it flush and sanding it tomorrow, when the weather is nice enough Trust issues result in overglueing i guess, but so everything is filled up and a bit messy
Additional, for the german supply hunters: both cabs went through 1m pieve of ht110, the coupler at the end cut flush. I thought it wouldn't be enough, but it sits perfectly as lang as you have no errors. Cut precisly, and 1m is enough for two cabs without any leftover.