I have the "possibly too niche for large manufacturing" ideas when these opportunities arise. Throwing status-quo ideas out there is good feedback, and reinforces the reasons why things are done the way they are. That being said:
As a chef, I want to know what my guests are sure to order when assembling my menu planning and daily features. It helps generate revenue knowing that a particular dish is going to be well recieved, and sell. Conversely, though, this approach doesn't necessarily generate buzz and the "wow" factor that an outside-of-the-box dish can. I love hearing the ideas that come out of left field. Sure lots of these ideas won't work as presented to me. Often, just one ingredient or technique sparks an idea I HADN'T considered, though.
With the breadth of knowledge in design and history of the development of audio processing, amplification and acoustics, I'd bet some really wild ideas may trigger a lightbulb in Mr. Horse's thinker. I love these types of threads, and hope my eccentricities and spitball ideas dont land me on any ignore lists haha. I have seen two of my initial thoughts from way back on page 1 have occurred to others as reasonable, so maybe I'm not so nuts. Anyway;
Busking combo: laptop or power tool type battery; two or three way "backpack" enclosure with some of these fancy new "flexible" speakers? The line IS the SUBWAY, after all...
Skip the 350 idea; add 16 ohm cabs to the Subway line? Boom same (-ish) power, users still have everything they love about their 800's feature set.
A Mo-mark type approach (again, spinning the Subway name... It is a train, right!) With interchangeable modules for power level, pre, DI, processing, eq?
Go the opposite route and double-down with a true dual Subway unit? Spin it with an 800+ and WD in there?
Ok I'll stop now, lol.
As a chef, I want to know what my guests are sure to order when assembling my menu planning and daily features. It helps generate revenue knowing that a particular dish is going to be well recieved, and sell. Conversely, though, this approach doesn't necessarily generate buzz and the "wow" factor that an outside-of-the-box dish can. I love hearing the ideas that come out of left field. Sure lots of these ideas won't work as presented to me. Often, just one ingredient or technique sparks an idea I HADN'T considered, though.
With the breadth of knowledge in design and history of the development of audio processing, amplification and acoustics, I'd bet some really wild ideas may trigger a lightbulb in Mr. Horse's thinker. I love these types of threads, and hope my eccentricities and spitball ideas dont land me on any ignore lists haha. I have seen two of my initial thoughts from way back on page 1 have occurred to others as reasonable, so maybe I'm not so nuts. Anyway;
Busking combo: laptop or power tool type battery; two or three way "backpack" enclosure with some of these fancy new "flexible" speakers? The line IS the SUBWAY, after all...
Skip the 350 idea; add 16 ohm cabs to the Subway line? Boom same (-ish) power, users still have everything they love about their 800's feature set.
A Mo-mark type approach (again, spinning the Subway name... It is a train, right!) With interchangeable modules for power level, pre, DI, processing, eq?
Go the opposite route and double-down with a true dual Subway unit? Spin it with an 800+ and WD in there?
Ok I'll stop now, lol.
