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Subject: building pa's
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Original Message 1/1 15-May-03 @ 07:34 PM - building pa's
hello, i'm after some advice on where to go with my pa. at the moment i've got a pair of 300w fender speakers (12" and horn) and a pair of 18" 600w fane bass bins running off an 1800w bose amp.
the plan is to build another set of of bins and have them running off a 2400w amp. then buy or build another 2 or 3 pairs of speakers similar to the fenders and have them running off the bose playing mostly mid and top end. does this sound like a cunning plan?
i've seen a very cheap 2400w T.amp. would this be suitable for running 4 bass bins, ie would it sound crap and blow up?
i've also seen some "dap" (350w) and "omnitronic" (300w) cabinets with 2 15" and 12" drivers (respectively) + horns that are under 100 quid. does anyone know how these would match up to the fenders and if they are any good.
any advice and opinions on the hardwear and my general plan would be very uselfull.
regards,
tom
the plan is to build another set of of bins and have them running off a 2400w amp. then buy or build another 2 or 3 pairs of speakers similar to the fenders and have them running off the bose playing mostly mid and top end. does this sound like a cunning plan?
i've seen a very cheap 2400w T.amp. would this be suitable for running 4 bass bins, ie would it sound crap and blow up?
i've also seen some "dap" (350w) and "omnitronic" (300w) cabinets with 2 15" and 12" drivers (respectively) + horns that are under 100 quid. does anyone know how these would match up to the fenders and if they are any good.
any advice and opinions on the hardwear and my general plan would be very uselfull.
regards,
tom
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