New Amp Day - Not what you are expecting

Cool! I used a powered wedge for a little bit at work, it was only ok. It didn’t have these eq options though. Was that bass preset factory or did you program it?

 

What I've always wondered about these: why does a 10" speaker need a 2000 watt amp?

 

It's probably 2000 watts " burst power ".

 

Well technically it's rated for a 'peak' of 1800 watts into the woofer, and peak of 225w to the tweeter which is where they get 2000.

But since it's listed as a 'peak' rating is probably actually more like 500 watts.

 

Or 50. Anyone who wants to let me blast 500w watts of bass rocking into their 10" speaker, step right up.

Cool solution though. So long as it works for you, the output "watts" won't matter.

 

You are using it as a replacement for a bass combo? Did you replace a "standard" bass rig with it, or it's a side experimentation? That's interesting and intriguing...

When you say that it's enough for rehearsals and small venues, is this with FoH support or just standalone?
What's your signal chain like (plugged right in, DI pedal in front, etc.)?
You've been using it for several months, what's your experience with it so far? What works, and to which extent? What doesn't work? etc.

Thanks!

 

That's a $700 powered speaker.. More than most bass combos . How does it sound in a gig situation?

 

This is what I use for home... A powered 4" studio monitor with a long throw woofer.

 

Well, talk about compact! FRFR above 100Hz perhaps or is the flat response going lower? No sub? It must sound terrific for playalong practices, at low volume.

How are you setting that up? Do you use a HP filter to protect the woofer? What about pre-amp?

 

Pre-amp is the active circuit in my bass. I turn the volume and bass all the way up on the speaker. Pictured is a Ric but I use a Fender P-bass Elite with it's 18v power supply and it provides enough signal to run the speaker. good for single use or band practice without a drummer. Bought a handle at home depot that made it easy to carry. It's a Presonus speaker, I think its 70 watts.