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to me, the neo 8's sound nowhere near as good.
ymmv, etc.
42 ain't bad. it ain't featherweight, but, i personally would rather not lose sonic ground on this one. they're small. it's fine with me. again, ymmv.
ymmv, etc.
42 ain't bad. it ain't featherweight, but, i personally would rather not lose sonic ground on this one. they're small. it's fine with me. again, ymmv.
I just talked to Don the other day about some new Neo 8"s that have just come out....and the price is nuts. I think he quoted me somewhere close to the $300 range each.
I may go with a regular 4X8 later. Just to round off my 15/6 I am having built.
Cheers,
BT
I may go with a regular 4X8 later. Just to round off my 15/6 I am having built.
Cheers,
BT
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That's a much smaller box than mine; and, I have no experience with those particular drivers.
4 ohm per doesn't bother me, and in fact it's my preference; I have both stereo and two ohm ready rigs.
4 ohm per doesn't bother me, and in fact it's my preference; I have both stereo and two ohm ready rigs.
Spoke to Don yesterday,and he's putting the finishing touches on my 610.Hopefully be ready to ship on Friday. Happy happy,joy,joy!!
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I have had this just under three months and cannot say enough good things about it..
900 Watts.
8 Ohms.
HF Horn w/crossover
36" H x 20" W x 16" D
4 10" Neos
Weighs 68 pounds.
Tilt Back Casters, Top handle and Two Side Handles.
Sounds great to my ears, especially since it's a bit taller than conventional 410s. I can hear myself and that's a big plus.
I have had this just under three months and cannot say enough good things about it..
900 Watts.
8 Ohms.
HF Horn w/crossover
36" H x 20" W x 16" D
4 10" Neos
Weighs 68 pounds.
Tilt Back Casters, Top handle and Two Side Handles.
Sounds great to my ears, especially since it's a bit taller than conventional 410s. I can hear myself and that's a big plus.
TMW... you stole my idea... kinda. 
I actually drew up my own designs for 210 and 410 cabs. I was going to have Don build them for me eventually. My 410 sketches look very similar to yours (a little different, but the same basic idea). At least I know its doable. He already built my 210.
I actually drew up my own designs for 210 and 410 cabs. I was going to have Don build them for me eventually. My 410 sketches look very similar to yours (a little different, but the same basic idea). At least I know its doable. He already built my 210.
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Actually I believe I used ataunton's post and picture as a starting point for the dimensions.
My original plan was to use this as a rehearsal cab, and Don and I discussed it at length. Since I already had a 610 for any stage and outdoor gigs, the 8 Ohm version would be sufficient for my needs.
I use a Thunderfunk 550-B to power this.
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It's at the spray shop right now, no progress pics unfortunately. I should have it in a couple of weeks, I'll definitely be posting pics then.
Dan
Dan
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I'm totally lusting after an LDS built fEarful 15/6... but I'm wondering about how much scratch we're talking about.
I know I could contact Don, but I'd like to get a ballpark figure before I go wasting his time to find out if it's even close to within my budget.
So anyone who has had a 15/6 style cab, please if you don't mind drop me a PM about the price range on one of these.
I know I could contact Don, but I'd like to get a ballpark figure before I go wasting his time to find out if it's even close to within my budget.
So anyone who has had a 15/6 style cab, please if you don't mind drop me a PM about the price range on one of these.
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