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My first video is of them in my soundproof home theater playing one of my recent songs. They were running at about 30v towards the end of the video It has a super low kick, alot of it is cut off by the highpass. So it is good THT material. Download- http://www.facebook.com/pages/Praktis/2 ... 4879526524


This next video is in a gym with a sine drop, it is not as loud as the camera makes u believe at the beginning, I was only running at about 20v IIRC. Those doors don't help with corner loading aswell

What part of Wisconsin are you in? I would love to hear the rig. Have any shows in MN this year?

Not really, but me and a couple people want to host large concerts for dubstep artists, we may come out there sometime! I live 30min north of milwaukee

I'm in Milwaukee now for training for my company!

I would travel from California to go to said concert!

What did you do to soundproof the room. I imagine it would be difficult to stop a T60 (or in your case 2).

just maybe , would've , could've been about 2 more feet away from the corner,. ... In my plans it asks for 5 ft distance with 27" t60 lab15. Guess it's based on mouth size throat width? I''m no scientist or acoustician. GOOD TO have it on your mental note pad.

I think you read the plans wrong...
"If the cabinet mouth is a quarter-wavelength from a boundary there will be up to a 24dB deep cancellation at that frequency. Within the nominal bandwidth of the T60 a quarter-wavelength ranges from 11 feet at 25 Hz to 2.8 feet at 100 Hz"

" but even having the back of the cab against a wall puts the mouth five feet away, and that will give you a huge null at 55 Hz"
Source: T60 plans

Distance from wall is entirely based on trying to avoid destructive interference within the passband of the subwoofer.... He did it right. If anything it could be a little closer but IIRC he put it where he did because of a rattly door problem (gym doors).