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If I remember correctly, weight is 32 lbs in okoume

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Agreed!! I would put my own money on that!

Thanks! Side note: you and I have a lot of the same heroes :)

My F115 in Okoume came out to 42 lbs with tweeter and the extra strap handle on the bottom. Above 100Hz, the F210 and F115 are pretty much a wash. The F115 has a bit more going on below 100Hz. Since the F210 (like the F110) is a bit attenuated in the ultra lows as compared to the F115, some...

haha yup: Invalid Link Removed F210 in the works. Hope to have some data next week.

The 3010LF can certainly be crossed over much higher. The free air impedance is not necessary the same as in an enclosure. Take a look at home of the models Emi presents here: Invalid Link Removed You'll see that the curves are actually quite smooth. The bump/dip still exists, but does...

You want them both to be in parallel. Just connect all the + to + and all the - to - and you'll get 4 Ohms nominal.

Do you like the sound of the speakers? Just a little bit of work and you can make that cab sound even better: - If the panels seem "wobbly" or if they flex, add some bracing - Line the cab with some cheap R13 fiberglass (non-faced) to remove resonances - check the seams of the cab for proper...

+1 I will admit that the down-tuned stoner rock is not my specialty, but this Lazarus.Bird guy has it nailed. He's a great resource for that style of play.

I went to see Mark (BNA Audio) play live with Derek Hoke a couple weeks ago. He was playing upright and using a F112--smooth as butter. I tell you, Mark really has a sweet tone--one of the best I've heard on URB live. NB: this was a country act, not one of his slap gigs

Sweet!! Congrats on the new family members!

You are confusing thermal and program power ratings. The 450W is a continuous thermal limit (i.e. sine wave). Those charts are generated from frequency sweeps which need to be limited to the thermal ratings. It not a spec for program, which is closer representative of the actual ratings. If...

The S2010 is not a bad speaker. Many folks can be happy with it but it certainly will run out of gas on low end performance way before a 3010LF loaded cab. Those calculations though may be true in the mid bass and up, but not really valuable for evaluating less than 150Hz or so.

some educational info here: [Invalid or Expired Link Removed] The 450W is a continuous power rating. You will see that Emi rates the 3015LF at 900W program. Actually "power" rating depends on a number of factors, including enclosure size, tuning, EQ, HPF, playing style, etc. The problem...