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Well, if anyone wants to sell one at a loss, please let me know!![]()
I'm confused now. Does the Avatar 15/6 work best with a wet or dry head?
Actually there's a compromise between that and male pattern baldness.
this has been covered, both in this thread, the boutique 3 way on a budget thread, and on the fearful thread....but:
the avatar has superior components, though they could have been arranged on the baffle board better.
Where are you finding the 3015LF for $120?The Carvin is about 2" taller, and not as wide. Also, when loaded with a 3015LF, only about 47 lbs. Right now, it's selling for $279, so if you load it with a 3015LF, it's about the same price plus you would have the stock woofer to sell or use elsewhere.
yea thats what i figured. My main question was really on how they would compare stock and it seems like the avatar win. Thanks for not shooting me down.Chef said:DavidLopez; I assume if you ask that question, in this thread, that you probably don't know a lot of folks bought LS1503's, and then reloaded them with the Em 3015LF that's in this cab, replaced the mid driver with something much higher performance, like what's in this cab, and redid crossovers to take the additional power you could then throw at it.
So, for about the same price, you're getting a cab that has had all this done already...ya dig![]()
I've seen pricing as low as $130, but notice, I did say "about the same price".Where are you finding the 3015LF for $120?
I'm seeing it for $180.
yea thats what i figured. My main question was really on how they would compare stock and it seems like the avatar win. Thanks for not shooting me down.
I'm sure this has been mentioned, but is this cab available with different grilles?
Heard back from Dave about the grill vs cloth.
"HI Kevin...thanks...for now, we only want to use the black metal grill because the cab moves so much air, we would be concerned about a fabric grill moving too much and making noise. Thanks!"
A cloth grill, or eneve a metal grill with small holes, is a mistake with the 3015LF.
That thing *moves,* a lot.
Cloth would do nothing but flap in the breeze.
) it moved an insane volume of air, so this makes sense to me. FWIW my LDS also has a thick metall grille. I'll be doin' a comparison of the 2 cabs with M6 and Walkabout heads next weekend. My assumption and hope is that because the Avatar will be 4 Ohms my Walkabout will be enough for most of my amateur, occasional, small bar and party gigs. It falls a bit short on volume into the 8 Ohm LDS. I have yet to hear a cab make the Walkabout sound bad, so my hopes are pretty high.