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Re: Otop 112's Melded Array 2512 Downunder
Posted: Fri Nov 16, 2012 4:29 am
by Grant Bunter
Titanium Hand wrote:Excellent, thanks very much gents. I feel I've learnt and am learning a whole lot throughout the whole Otop build.
I'm very grateful for the ongoing assistance from Grant & Gregory
That's great TH
And I share what I (think I) know and make up what I don't.
So you're most welcome.
Gotta keep the antipodean collective (and anybody else it might help) up to speed, or how else do we take on the world...
Re: Otop 112's Melded Array 2512 Downunder
Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2012 4:41 am
by Titanium Hand
I got a chance to test out both the completed otop 112's and freshly d-texed T39's yesterday.
The EQ really cleaned things up. 6 Changes was all it needed, to my ears anyway.
Had them outside our industrial unit,T39's vee-plated Otops around 6metres apart approx 1.6 metres off the ground. Otop's soo incredibly loud and clear.
Due to nearby boundaries, say; 10 to 12 metres away I feel there were some cancellations in the sub region. The highs however - outstanding. Had a lady walk two blocks from the other side of a large high school behind the industrial area where she lives asking me to turn it down please
I had to do the right thing
Didn't get a chance to boundary load but as a result of this outing I feel that once again the forum is ALWAYS RIGHT re: 2 sub cabs to 1 top cab ratio when outside.
Amazing cabs the OTOP112's great design Bill, pretty straightforward build, friendly size & weight. I love them, even the wife to be was impressed
Thanks all
Re: Otop 112's Melded Array 2512 Downunder
Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2012 8:00 am
by Grant Bunter
Re: Otop 112's Melded Array 2512 Downunder
Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2012 9:55 am
by Tom Smit
Way to go!
Re: Otop 112's Melded Array 2512 Downunder
Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2012 9:59 am
by Bill Fitzmaurice
Titanium Hand wrote:even the wife to be was impressed
You're done for, mate. Now she'll expect you to fix all those things about the house.
Re: Otop 112's Melded Array 2512 Downunder
Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2012 4:46 pm
by Titanium Hand
Bill Fitzmaurice wrote:You're done for, mate. Now she'll expect you to fix all those things about the house.
Funny you say that Bill, My father just purchased a Brad Gun so I could repair the balustrade on his verandah! That'll make building a T60 a breeze.
The wife and I are renting, housing market in my part of Sydney is cost prohibitive - until she gets her PHD.... In around 4 more years! My long term goal is to become "man about the house", rasing a few kids during the days whilst the boss is at work, freelancing as a Landscape Designer and Consulting Horticulturalist. My evenings will be spent providing sound for serious parties, to kepp me relaxed of course!