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WiSounds wrote:The "Calculated Axial Output Limit", could these numbers be suspect?

They are just that...calculated. The math certainly works on paper, just like we do it here. However, that raw response curve without DSP is a pretty solid indicator of the cabs potential, given it's vented alignment.

WiSounds wrote: The "Calculated Axial Output Limit", could these numbers be suspect?

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And it's got nothing over the T60, except price.

I bet they can be had for the price of a pair of T-48's too.

EAW Engineering: "Hey we can't possibly get anymore out of the Eminence 18's we use in all our designs"
Boss: "Ok, well then make them 21's, redesign the same box, mark up the price, and we'll get these things on every rider from here to California!"

I say this... and I own EAW speakers.

I will say, Its surprisingly small (given that could also be a bad thing) and at weighs 100 pounds less than I expected to see when I read the title to this thread (200 pounds). Power handling is ridic, but you know... power compression lol. I'f you've got a small venue.... and monies.... it could be the way to go.

But if you have rooms for T60s, choice is obvious.

I saw 1499.99, but that doesnt sound right

thats cheaper than the SB1000? a good deal cheaper it seems.

DJ Big Ronn wrote:I saw 1499.99, but that doesnt sound right

That's less than half the SB1000, so not likely. Curiously no price appears for it anywhere.

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yeah, i mean, even at way off retail the 1000 is like 2600 or more.

waiting for the price